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Public Comments Welcome on Draft Housing and Community Development Plans

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Snohomish County is inviting public comments on its Draft 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and the 2025 Annual Action Plan, with submissions accepted until May 8, 2025. This outreach initiative aims to engage residents in discussions surrounding housing and community development needs. By encouraging public participation, the county seeks to ensure that the plans accurately reflect the priorities and concerns of the community. County Executive Dave Somers has underscored the importance of resident input in shaping these crucial documents. The plans will address significant local issues, focusing on improving the quality of life for all residents.

Engaging the community in this process fosters transparency and accountability in government actions. Interested individuals can submit their comments via email or phone, making it accessible for everyone to contribute. This proactive approach demonstrates Snohomish County's commitment to collaborative governance and responsive planning.

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