Recap of the Everett Mayor's 2025 State of the City Address My Everett News

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Mayor Cassie Franklin delivered her eighth State of the City address on March 27, 2025, at Apex Everett, under the theme "Bold vision, Bright future. " The event was hosted by the burgeoning Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce, which has swiftly amassed 133 members in just 88 days. Franklin commenced her address with gratitude towards local media, such as My Everett News, for promoting transparency in governance. She articulated a vision for Everett as a community where residents can thrive in their careers, education, and family life. Local businesses, including Fast Signs and Eckstrom Industries, were highlighted for their contributions to the city's economy.

Franklin also discussed youth safety initiatives and community programs designed to enrich the lives of residents. Strategies for addressing budget deficits were outlined, focusing on efficiency and collaboration between public and private sectors. The address underscored a commitment to building a vibrant, inclusive community that prioritizes quality of life.

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