Leavenworth City Clerk earns municipal certification

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Andrea Fischer, who has been serving as the City Clerk of Leavenworth since August 2022, has earned the Certified Municipal Clerk (CMC) designation from the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC). This prestigious certification is awarded to individuals who meet rigorous educational requirements and demonstrate significant contributions to their local governance. City Administrator Matthew "Selby" commended Fischer for her dedication and ongoing professional development, marking her achievement as a source of pride for Leavenworth. The IIMC, established in 1947, includes over 14,000 members from the U. S.

, Canada, and 15 other countries, dedicated to enhancing the professional skills of municipal clerks. IIMC President Lisa Garcia further endorsed Fischer's accomplishment, recognizing the vital role she plays in her community. This designation not only highlights Fischer’s personal commitment to excellence but also emphasizes the importance of skilled public servants in enhancing local governance. As communities increasingly rely on effective leadership, Fischer’s achievement serves as an inspiring example for others in public service. Her journey reflects the broader commitment to professional development within municipal administration.

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