Letter Snoqualmie Mayoral Election

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Snoqualmie Councilmembers Bryan Holloway, Louis Washington, and Jolyon Johnson publicly endorse Jim Mayhew for Mayor, citing significant challenges faced by the current administration. They highlight frequent turnover in key positions, including the City Administrator and two Finance Directors, which has raised concerns about effective governance. The councilmembers point to deteriorating relationships with neighboring North Bend, exacerbated by issues surrounding the Police Service Agreement, which once benefited both cities. They assert that while a disengagement agreement offers a potential pathway to repair these relations, meaningful improvement is unlikely without new leadership. The councilmembers urge residents to gather additional perspectives from other elected officials before making their voting decisions.

Their endorsement reflects a broader concern for the community's well-being and governance. The upcoming election represents a critical opportunity for residents to influence the city's direction. Voter participation is essential in determining the future leadership of Snoqualmie.

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