Meet the Candidates Running for Issaquah City Council

Issaquah, WALocal News

Lindsey Walsh, President of the Issaquah City Council, announces her candidacy for Mayor, focusing on critical issues including affordability, traffic, and public safety. With 16 years of residency in Issaquah Highlands and a strong track record in community service, she aims to keep the city a desirable place for families and businesses. Walsh has successfully advocated for affordable housing initiatives and supported the Issaquah Climate Action Plan while enhancing community safety through police department improvements. Her personal connection to public service stems from her father’s tenure as mayor in Tukwila. Walsh holds a Master's in Public Affairs and emphasizes that good leadership involves listening to community concerns.

As Mayor, she intends to prioritize local voices and foster a thriving, safe environment. Her active involvement in various community organizations further demonstrates her commitment to Issaquah's growth. Walsh invites residents to share their priorities, reinforcing her dedication to an inclusive governance approach.

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