Letter Jim Mayhew for Snoqualmie Mayor Endorsement

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Councilmember Ethan Benson endorses Jim Mayhew for Mayor of Snoqualmie, stressing the importance of relationship-building to tackle the city's pressing challenges. Benson points to deteriorating ties with North Bend and strained relations with the Snoqualmie Tribe as critical issues that need addressing. He praises Mayhew's record on the City Council, where he successfully secured funding for the free right from the Parkway to I-90, easing morning traffic, and obtained $5 million for repaving the Snoqualmie Parkway. Mayhew also served as a Liaison to the Snoqualmie Tribe, fostering positive interactions with their Tribal Council. Despite a two-year hiatus from the Council, Mayhew has maintained productive relationships with regional partners, demonstrating his commitment to collaboration.

Benson believes that restoring connections with North Bend is essential for future joint initiatives. The endorsement signals a broader call for effective leadership during a time of local governance challenges. Mayhew's experience positions him as a strong candidate to lead Snoqualmie forward.

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