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Joel Faber Selected as Next Parks, Recreation Cultural Arts Director

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Joel Faber has been appointed as the new Director of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts for the City of Lynnwood, following a unanimous vote by the City Council on November 25, 2024. His appointment is effective immediately, marking a significant leadership change for the department. Faber brings extensive experience and a vision for enhancing community engagement through recreational and cultural activities. The Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts Department is essential in providing residents with diverse recreational opportunities and cultural events. Under Faber's guidance, the city aims to amplify its commitment to fostering a vibrant cultural landscape that enriches residents' lives.

This leadership transition is expected to invigorate programming and initiatives within the department, aligning with the city's strategic goals. The City Council's unanimous support underscores confidence in Faber's ability to lead effectively, reflecting Lynnwood's ongoing efforts to improve community services and engagement.

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