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The Ross Report July 2025

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

In July, Mayor Ross welcomed new businesses to Snoqualmie, fostering a spirit of community engagement. He celebrated recent safety and infrastructure improvements downtown, reinforcing the city's commitment to creating a secure environment for residents and visitors. Ross took time to learn from business owners about their opening experiences, which helps inform future city initiatives. He also connected with local nonprofits, understanding their critical role in supporting residents' needs. These interactions underline the city's dedication to economic growth and community welfare.

The July Ross Report provides further details on these activities and can be accessed via the city’s website. By promoting local businesses and nonprofits, Snoqualmie aims to cultivate a thriving community. The report serves as a valuable resource for residents to stay informed about local developments.

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