North Bend Bids Farewell to Retiring City Administrator David Miller, Welcomes Bob Larson as Interim

Snoqualmie, WA** Local News

David Miller retired from his role as City Administrator of North Bend on December 3, 2024, after a notable seven-year tenure that began in 2017 when he was appointed as the Community and Economic Development Director. His retirement was formally recognized at a City Council meeting on November 19, where Mayor Mary Miller commended his commitment and expertise in local governance. During his time, Miller was instrumental in various infrastructure projects, such as the implementation of traffic-calming roundabouts and the modernization of water mains, which significantly enhanced community safety and service delivery. Following Miller's retirement, Bob Larson was appointed as the new Interim City Administrator, bringing over three decades of local government experience to the position. Larson has previously served as City Administrator in Gig Harbor and Snoqualmie, demonstrating his capability in effective city management.

His appointment was confirmed on the same day as Miller's retirement, ensuring a seamless transition in leadership. The city of North Bend expresses profound gratitude for Miller's years of service and looks forward to Larson's experienced guidance during this important period of change.

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