Fulcher and Cudaback aim to give whats best for Monroe as its next mayor

Snohomish, WALocal News

Monroe Mayor Geoffrey Thomas will conclude his tenure after three terms, prompting a mayoral race between City Council members Patsy Cudaback and Heather Fulcher. Ballots will be mailed starting October 17, and the election is set for November 4. Fulcher, who owns Monroe Coffee Co. , is committed to reducing government spending and maintaining local political integrity. She recalls her high school aspiration to become mayor and emphasizes her lifelong investment in the community.

Cudaback, with her experience as an attorney and former City Council member, aims to create a nonpartisan environment that encourages positive dialogue. She believes that understanding community needs through direct engagement, like doorbelling, is crucial for effective leadership. Both candidates have garnered significant endorsements, with Fulcher supported by several local officials while Cudaback has the current mayor's endorsement. This election marks a pivotal moment for Monroe as residents choose their next leader.

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