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Edmonds, WA, will conduct a tsunami siren drill on Thursday, October 21st, between 11 am and 1 pm, lasting approximately 15 minutes. This annual test coincides with the Great Washington ShakeOut and will feature a tsunami warning sound followed by bilingual instructions to seek higher ground. Residents can listen to a recording of the siren and learn more about preparedness through local resources.
Community members in Edmonds, WA, are invited to a Public Hearing on October 19, 2021, to discuss the selection of Seattle artist Clark Wiegman for the design of a signature artwork at Edmonds Civic Park. The project, facilitated by the City of Edmonds Arts Commission, has a budget of $90,000 and aims to enhance the park's plaza entry with artistic elements. This public engagement marks a significant step in the park's development, which has been delayed due to the pandemic.
The City of Edmonds, Washington, is moving forward with the development of the Edmonds Civic Park, which will feature a signature artwork at the park plaza entry. A Public Hearing is scheduled for October 19, 2021, where the community can provide input on the selected artist, Clark Wiegman. The artist selection process, facilitated by the Arts Commission, has a budget of $90,000, and aims to engage the public throughout the design development phase.
Mayor Mike Nelson of Edmonds, Washington, has officially appointed Susan McLaughlin as the new Development Services Director following a thorough recruitment process. McLaughlin brings over twenty years of experience in urban planning, having previously worked in cities across the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand. The City Council is scheduled to vote on her appointment on October 12, 2021.
Mayor Mike Nelson of Edmonds, WA, has appointed Susan McLaughlin as the new Development Services Director following a rigorous selection process. With over twenty years of experience in urban planning and design, McLaughlin brings valuable expertise from her previous roles in various cities, including significant contributions to Christchurch's rebuild after the 2010/2011 earthquakes. The City Council is set to vote on her appointment on October 12, 2021.
The City of Edmonds, WA, will close the intersection of Maple Street and 6th Avenue from October 12 to 14, 2021, from 7 AM to 5 PM for essential storm pipe installation. This construction is part of the city's annual replacement program to upgrade aging storm lines, aiming to minimize future flooding risks and improve drainage systems.
The City of Edmonds has announced a closure of the intersection at Maple Street and 6th Avenue from October 12 to October 14, 2021, to facilitate the installation of new storm pipes and structures. During this period, vehicle traffic will be prohibited, but pedestrian access will remain available. The project is part of an ongoing effort to upgrade aging storm utility infrastructure within the city.
Mayor Mike Nelson presented the 2022 budget plans for the City of Edmonds during a public address on October 4, 2021. The budget proposal is set to be reviewed and approved by the city council, highlighting key financial strategies and priorities for the upcoming year.
Mayor Mike Nelson presented the City of Edmonds' budget plans for 2022 during an address on October 4, 2021. His proposals will be submitted to the City Council for approval, highlighting the administration's priorities for the upcoming fiscal year. A link to the full budget message is provided for those interested in detailed insights.
September is recognized as Suicide Prevention Month, emphasizing the importance of mental health awareness and prevention strategies in the City of Edmonds, WA. The article highlights local initiatives and resources available to support individuals and families affected by suicide, aiming to foster community engagement and reduce stigma surrounding mental health issues.