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The King County Fire Chiefs’ Association recently awarded Snoqualmie Volunteer Firefighter Robert Angrisano with a Medal of Merit for his exceptional leadership and dedication. This honor highlights Angrisano's positive impact on both the fire agency and the local community. The recognition serves to inspire other volunteers and emphasizes the importance of community service in emergency response.
The City of Snoqualmie is actively seeking applications from residents to fill an upcoming vacancy for Position 2 on the City Council. This opportunity allows local community members to engage in governance and contribute to the decision-making process in their city.
The City of Snoqualmie has partnered with The Line Experience to provide mountain bike rentals and essential information at a new kiosk located near popular trails. Open on weekends throughout the fall, the kiosk aims to enhance the outdoor experience for mountain bikers and hikers in the area.
The Snoqualmie City Council has unanimously approved the permanent appointment of Mike Chambless as City Administrator, following his six-month tenure as Interim City Administrator. This decision underscores the council's support for Chambless and highlights a significant leadership transition within the city administration.
The Snoqualmie Fire Department will host a free Stop the Bleed and Opioid Overdose Education class on December 9, 2023, aimed at equipping residents with crucial emergency response skills. This new training opportunity is designed to empower the community to act effectively during critical situations, enhancing public safety and awareness.
The City of Snoqualmie is actively seeking volunteers for positions on the Arts Commission and Economic Development Commission. This initiative offers community members a chance to engage directly in local governance and contribute to the development of their city. Interested individuals can apply by submitting a volunteer application form.
The Snoqualmie Police Department, in collaboration with local fire departments, has initiated the Safe Rider Citation Program, which rewards children for safe riding practices with ice cream. This program aims to promote safety among youth using bikes and scooters in the community. The initiative underscores the importance of wearing helmets and safe riding habits.
On August 6, Snoqualmie voters will cast their ballots on Proposition 1, which proposes a one-tenth percent increase in the city's sales tax to fund public safety personnel and related costs. This measure aims to enhance the city's public safety services and ensure the effective hiring and equipping of professionals in this field.
Mayor Ross highlighted her busy July supporting Snoqualmie residents and businesses, with activities including business visits and participation in Fourth of July celebrations. Additionally, she welcomed a new restaurant, India Belly, emphasizing the city’s vibrant community spirit. The report showcases the mayor's engagement with the local community and ongoing economic development efforts.
The Snoqualmie Firefighters Association is hosting a Pancake Breakfast on August 17, 2024, from 7 to 11 AM at the fire station, inviting families to enjoy a delicious meal prepared by local firefighters. This annual event aims to support various community programs, equipment purchases, and scholarships funded by the association, highlighting its commitment to public service and community engagement.