Redmond Mayor and City Councilmembers Sworn In

Redmond, WALocal News

The Redmond City Council convened on December 6, 2023, to officially swear in its newly elected and re-elected members, including Mayor Angela Birney and Councilmembers Osman Salahuddin, Angie Nuevacamina, Jessica Forsythe, and Vanessa Kritzer. Their terms will run from January 2024 to December 2027, marking a pivotal moment for the local government. Mayor Birney, who first took office in 2019, emphasizes her commitment to community engagement and regional representation, drawing from her educational background in biology and experience as a middle school teacher. Councilmember Forsythe, a Creative Director with a focus on community betterment, is excited to continue her service in a second term. Kritzer has dedicated her career to social justice, currently leading the Washington Association of Land Trusts, while Salahuddin brings a wealth of experience in neurobiology and community engagement.

Nuevacamina, a U. S. Navy veteran, contributes a unique perspective to the council, enriching the body's diversity. The swearing-in ceremony underscores the city's commitment to fostering community-oriented leadership. These newly sworn officials are poised to make significant contributions to Redmond's future.

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