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New Communication Marketing Coordinator

Mill Creek, WALocal News

The City of Mill Creek has officially appointed Scott Harder as its new Communications and Marketing Coordinator, effective June 25, 2021. In his role, Harder will oversee community outreach efforts, fostering partnerships with local organizations and enhancing public perception of the city's initiatives. City Manager Michael Ciaravino highlighted Harder's innovative mindset and extensive background in communications, which will be pivotal in revamping the city's marketing strategies. Having worked with notable organizations such as Puget Sound Energy, Harder has a track record of employing creative solutions in visual storytelling and social media management. His experience includes managing a historical library of media assets and producing numerous educational videos on safety and energy efficiency.

Additionally, Harder developed a successful Geocaching program that connected residents with local recreational opportunities, logging over 11,000 interactions. He expressed excitement about serving the community where he resides, aiming to increase engagement and awareness among residents. The appointment is expected to strengthen both internal and external communications for the City of Mill Creek.

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