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

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Mayor Cassie Franklin's eighth State of the City address took place on March 27, 2025, at an event organized by the Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce. The address provided vital updates on various city initiatives, reflecting a commitment to community engagement and transparency. Attendees were able to participate in a Q&A session, allowing them to voice concerns and discuss critical issues directly with city leadership. For those unable to attend, the full speech is accessible through a recording on YouTube and a written PDF available on the city's website. The mayor highlighted significant projects aimed at improving infrastructure, enhancing public safety, and promoting local economic development.

This engagement underscores the administration's dedication to listening to its constituents. Community members are urged to stay informed and involved in shaping Everett's future. The availability of these resources ensures that residents remain connected to their local government and its initiatives.

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