State of the City Next Thursday

Tacoma, WALocal News

The State of the City address is scheduled for March 9, 2023, at Mount Tahoma High School, where Mayor Victoria Woodards will outline the city's vision under the theme "Building Tomorrow. " This event will tackle significant issues such as affordable housing and homelessness, which have become increasingly critical in light of the ongoing pandemic. Mayor Woodards aims to engage the community, providing a forum for residents to voice their concerns and ask questions regarding local governance. The address will include discussions about recent municipal council initiatives and future plans aimed at improving the quality of life in Tacoma. By attending, residents can gain insights into the city’s response to pressing challenges and its commitment to fostering a resilient community.

This event is not only a reflection of the city's priorities but also an invitation for civic engagement in shaping Tacoma's future. The State of the City address serves as a crucial touchpoint for residents to connect with their local government and understand the pathways forward. Participation in such events underscores the importance of community involvement in municipal decision-making.

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