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Carnation Seeks Applicants for Upcoming City Council Vacancy

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Carnation City Council is actively seeking candidates to fill a vacancy in Council Position 3, with an appointment scheduled for July 2025. The selected appointee will serve until December 2027, ensuring continuity in local governance. Eligible candidates must be at least 18 years old, live within the city limits, and be registered voters in Carnation. City Manager Rhonda Ender will provide insights into the role during two informal Q&A sessions on June 4 and June 6. Applications must be submitted by June 26, 2025, as required by Washington State law, which mandates filling council vacancies within 90 days.

This initiative highlights the city's commitment to engaging qualified residents in local governance. The appointment is significant for addressing community needs and enhancing representation. Residents are encouraged to participate actively in the democratic process.

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