Meet the Candidate Shoreline City Council Pos. 1 - Jack Malek

Shoreline, WALocal News

Jack Malek, a candidate for Shoreline City Council, pledges to streamline housing development processes to combat homelessness and rising housing prices. He highlights that the current number of homes for sale mirrors that of 1995, despite a population increase of 70 million nationwide. With a commercial vacancy rate of just 2%, he stresses the need for affordable spaces to support local entrepreneurs and small businesses, especially in the arts. Malek also advocates for educational reforms, including funding for smaller class sizes and diverse learning models to better serve students. To address public safety, he proposes enforcing shoplifting laws and reinstating loitering ordinances while providing job training for victims of sex trafficking.

His environmental strategy includes focusing tree protection efforts in suburban areas while easing permit rules near light rail. Malek's comprehensive approach aims to strengthen Shoreline’s economy, safety, and community well-being. His campaign emphasizes practical solutions to improve the quality of life for all residents.

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