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2024 State of the City Address by Mayor Victoria Woodards

Tacoma, WALocal News

In her 2024 State of the City Address, Mayor Victoria Woodards welcomed community members to Silas High School, facilitating discussions on pivotal local issues such as homelessness, community safety, and affordable housing. The event emphasized direct engagement, allowing citizens to express their concerns and suggestions. In response to the feedback received, the city plans to launch a video series that will provide updates on initiatives addressing these critical issues. Set for release during the week of September 16, 2024, the videos will be accessible on the city’s social media channels, ensuring residents have widespread access to information. Produced by internal City staff, this series reflects Tacoma's commitment to transparency and fostering stronger community ties.

Additionally, Mayor Woodards invites residents to share their insights and feedback through a specific contact form linked in the announcements. This proactive approach aims to create a collaborative environment while addressing the pressing needs of the community. The State of the City Address exemplifies the city’s dedication to improving Tacoma's living conditions and engaging with its residents.

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