Mayor Cassie Franklin's 2025 State of the City Address Highlights Community Engagement

Everett, WALocal News

Mayor Cassie Franklin's eighth State of the City address took place on March 27, 2025, at an event hosted by the Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce. This annual tradition allows the mayor to communicate important updates and future plans directly to the Everett community. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with the address through various formats, including a full recording on YouTube, a written PDF, and audio versions. The speech highlighted significant achievements from the past year and outlined upcoming initiatives aimed at enhancing community welfare. Mayor Franklin thanked residents for their participation and emphasized the role of community input in shaping local governance.

This year's address not only reflects the city's progress but also serves as a reminder of the importance of civic engagement. The availability of multiple formats for the address ensures that all residents can access the information in a way that suits their needs. As local governance continues to adapt, the State of the City address remains a crucial event for fostering transparency and community involvement.

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