City Council says farewell to City Manager Julie Underwood

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Shoreline City Council hosted a heartfelt farewell reception for City Manager Julie Underwood on September 30, 2013, acknowledging her invaluable contributions to the city. During the council meeting, members presented Underwood with a clock, symbolizing their appreciation for her leadership as both Assistant Manager and City Manager. In her farewell address, she highlighted key projects that marked her tenure and expressed her deep honor in being part of Shoreline's growth. Underwood's departure comes as her family prepares to relocate to California for her husband's new job opportunity, a significant transition for them. The event underscored the critical role of local governance in community development and the relationships built between officials and residents.

As the city moves forward, the impact of Underwood's leadership will be felt by those who have witnessed the progress during her time. This farewell not only celebrates her achievements but also serves as a reminder of the importance of dedicated public service. Such events reinforce the community's connection to its leaders and the ongoing narrative of Shoreline's evolution.

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