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2025 State of the City Everett, WA - Official Website

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On March 27, 2025, the Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce will host the Everett State of the City event, where Mayor Cassie Franklin will deliver her annual address. The event, held at APEX Everett, will provide an opportunity for community members to engage directly with the Mayor. Tickets for the event can be obtained through the Chamber's website. To ensure broad accessibility, residents can watch, read, or listen to the address live on the City of Everett's YouTube channel, Facebook page, or official website. A recorded version will be available for those who cannot attend live.

Furthermore, a free ‘State of the City: Community Edition’ event will be held on March 31, focusing on local involvement opportunities. Attendees will learn about Neighborhood Associations, Boards and Commissions, and Community Watch programs. Due to limited space, pre-registration is essential for this event.

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