Mayor Woodards Now 2nd VP of NLC

Tacoma, WALocal News

Mayor Victoria Woodards of Tacoma has been appointed as the Second Vice President of the National League of Cities (NLC), a prestigious position within an organization dedicated to representing the interests of cities across the United States. This appointment is a notable milestone for Woodards, who has consistently championed community development and local governance throughout her tenure. The NLC addresses critical issues such as public safety, economic growth, and urban development, aligning with Woodards' vision to improve the quality of life for residents in Tacoma. With her leadership, the organization aims to foster collaboration among mayors and city leaders, encouraging innovative solutions to shared challenges. Woodards joins a team that includes influential figures like Joe Buscaino and Kathy Maness, further amplifying Tacoma's presence in national discussions.

Her commitment to community and government engagement will be instrumental in shaping policies that impact local jurisdictions. This role not only enhances Woodards' leadership portfolio but also serves as a platform for promoting the importance of local governance in national conversations. As she embarks on this new chapter, Woodards is poised to make a lasting impact on the future of city leadership in America.

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