Jack Malek announces run for Shoreline City Council

Shoreline, WALocal News

Jack Malek has declared his candidacy for the Shoreline City Council seat, with current council member John Ramsdell opting not to run for reelection. A Shoreline resident for 23 years, Malek brings a wealth of experience as a local Realtor and a strong commitment to community service. His extensive involvement includes leadership roles in the Council of Neighborhoods, Richmond Beach Community Association, and the ShoreLake Arts Council, among others. Notably, he served for eight years as a Planning Commissioner, where he focused on urban development and community planning. Malek's campaign will center on balanced growth, promoting economic opportunities while preserving the city's unique character and charm.

He believes in fostering local businesses and ensuring Shoreline remains a welcoming place for all residents. Encouraging community participation, Malek invites residents to share their thoughts and ideas, emphasizing that collective effort is key to the city's success. As he prepares for the upcoming election, he expresses gratitude and eagerness to engage with the community.

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