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Former Snoqualmie Mayor Fuzzy Fletcher Recognized for Years of Service

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On September 30, 2024, the city of Snoqualmie celebrated the remarkable career of former Mayor Fuzzy Fletcher, who was honored by current Mayor Katherine Ross for over thirty years of dedicated public service. The ceremony highlighted Fletcher's extensive contributions to local governance, where he served as both Mayor and Councilmember. Mayor Ross expressed gratitude for Fletcher's leadership, noting the transformative initiatives he implemented that significantly improved the community. Fletcher's tenure was marked by a commitment to enhancing the quality of life for Snoqualmie's residents, fostering economic development, and advocating for environmental sustainability. The event not only recognized Fletcher's achievements but also served to inspire current and future leaders in civic engagement.

As the community reflects on Fletcher's legacy, it emphasizes the vital role of public service in shaping local policies and community well-being. This acknowledgment reinforces the importance of honoring those who dedicate their lives to public service. The recognition ceremony was a heartfelt tribute to Fletcher's lasting impact on the city of Snoqualmie.

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