City of Everett responds to Casino Road Fred Meyer closure

Everett, WALocal News

The City of Everett is responding to the impending closure of the Fred Meyer store on Casino Road, set for October 18. Mayor Cassie Franklin announced that the city is working to mitigate the impacts of this closure on the local community. This grocery store provides essential services to many residents, particularly low-income families who depend on it for their daily necessities. The closure poses a significant risk of food insecurity in the area, prompting city officials to act swiftly. Plans may include community engagement sessions to understand residents' needs and explore alternative solutions.

Franklin highlighted the importance of maintaining access to grocery services within the neighborhood. The city is committed to finding ways to support its residents during this challenging time. Local stakeholders are encouraged to participate in discussions to shape the city's response and ensure the community's needs are met.

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