Have Coffee and Chat with the Chiefs on February 15

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

On February 15, 2024, Snoqualmie residents are invited to join Fire Chief Mike Bailey and Police Chief Brian Lynch for a coffee chat at Starbucks on Snoqualmie Ridge from 10 AM to 11 AM. This event aims to create an informal atmosphere where community members can engage directly with their local leaders. Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss public safety issues and ask questions about the respective departments' operations, enhancing transparency and trust within the community. Initiatives like this are crucial for fostering strong relationships between residents and emergency services. The location at Starbucks provides a familiar and accessible setting for this important dialogue.

By participating, residents can gain insights into the challenges and successes faced by local law enforcement and fire services. Such gatherings are vital for building community spirit and encouraging civic involvement. This coffee chat serves as a proactive step towards open communication and collaboration between the city and its citizens.

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