Mayor Franklin highlights Everetts economic growth and public safety in State of the City address

Everett, WALocal News

Mayor Cassie Franklin delivered her eighth State of the City address on March 27, 2025, focusing on Everett's economic growth and public safety. She outlined the city’s commitment to fostering a thriving, business-friendly environment that attracts investments and promotes local development. Franklin emphasized the importance of community engagement, stating that the well-being of residents is paramount to the city’s strategy. She discussed several ongoing projects aimed at improving public safety and enhancing the quality of life for all citizens. In her address, the Mayor also highlighted collaboration with local businesses to create job opportunities and stimulate economic activity.

The event showcased the city's proactive approach in addressing community concerns and future challenges. By reaffirming these initiatives, Franklin aimed to inspire confidence in Everett's direction and encourage resident participation. The State of the City address serves as an essential touchpoint for the community, reflecting the city’s priorities and goals.

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