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South Sound Military and Communities Partnership (SSMCP) - City of Lakewood

Lakewood, WALocal News

The South Sound Military & Communities Partnership (SSMCP) has moved to its own website, ssmcp. org, marking a pivotal development in its efforts to connect military and civilian communities in the South Sound region. With a diverse membership exceeding 50 entities, including local governments, tribes, nonprofits, and Joint Base Lewis-McChord, SSMCP is dedicated to fostering innovative partnerships. The new website serves as a platform for enhancing communication, addressing complex local issues, and promoting mutually beneficial initiatives. This transition not only reflects the organization's growth but also its commitment to improving collaboration among its partners.

For further information or inquiries, Bill Adamson, the Program Director, and Maria Tobin, the Program Coordinator, can be contacted directly. The website will provide resources and updates on various projects aimed at strengthening community ties. Visit ssmcp. org to discover how SSMCP is bridging gaps and fostering relationships in the region. This initiative is expected to have a lasting positive impact on both military and civilian populations.

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