City Council Confirms Parks and Public Works Director Mike Chambless as Interim City Administrator

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Snoqualmie City Council has appointed Mike Chambless as the Interim City Administrator, a role that he will assume following the council's vote on May 8. Previously serving as the Parks and Public Works Director, Chambless has been an integral part of the city since February 2022, bringing with him two decades of management experience. Mayor Ross's recommendation for Chambless's appointment was supported by the council, indicating a strong confidence in his ability to lead. This decision is crucial as it aims to maintain continuity and stability in the city's governance during a time of transition. Chambless's background in public works is expected to greatly benefit the administration and city operations.

The council's action showcases their commitment to effective local leadership and addressing the needs of Snoqualmie's residents. As the city approaches new challenges, Chambless's leadership will be pivotal in guiding the community. Residents are encouraged to stay engaged as the city navigates this important transitional phase.

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