New Interim City Manager Shares Vision for Kenmore's Future

Kenmore, WALocal News

During her first presentation at the Kenmore City Council meeting, interim city manager Stephanie Lukash shared her vision for the city's future, focusing on community-centered leadership. Since stepping into her role on October 1, she has expressed a strong commitment to prioritizing the needs of residents. Lukash emphasized the importance of transparency and collaboration, stating that a well-run city relies on mutual trust and open dialogue. Council members responded positively to her vision, underscoring the importance of balancing the unique values of Kenmore. She also noted the significance of feedback and innovation in driving progress within the city.

As she guides Kenmore through this transition, Lukash aims to strengthen communication with both the council and city employees. Her goals include fostering a thriving community where residents feel valued and engaged in decisions impacting their city. With her leadership style rooted in authenticity, she seeks to ensure that community voices are heard and appreciated.

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