Meet the Candidate LFP City Council Pos. 5 - Tracy Furutani

Shoreline, WALocal News

Tracy Furutani, a candidate for re-election to Lake Forest Park City Council Position 5, prioritizes ongoing conversations with residents to ensure their voices shape local policy. He advocates for the implementation of the Climate Action Plan and the management of a newly designed lakefront park. Furutani highlights the necessity of connecting land parcels with trails to promote safe pedestrian and cyclist access. He aims to maintain the city’s finances while adapting to economic uncertainties. Drawing from his 30 years of teaching experience, he recognizes the risks of losing institutional knowledge and pledges to share his insights with future council members.

Additionally, Furutani emphasizes the value of intercity relationships for addressing regional concerns like salmon restoration and disaster response. He envisions a vibrant community that balances growth with preservation in the Pacific Northwest. His goal is to mentor emerging leaders in Lake Forest Park to ensure sustainable governance.

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