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Mayor Pro Tem Vignal Awarded with Certificate of Municipal Leadership

Mill Creek, WALocal News

Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal of Mill Creek has been honored with a Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC), acknowledging her completion of over 30 hours of specialized training in crucial governance areas. This training encompassed roles and responsibilities, public sector resource management, community planning, and effective local leadership, equipping her with the skills to navigate the complexities of city governance. AWC Interim CEO Alicia Seegers Martinelli praised the program for helping mayors and councilmembers address the challenges of equitable leadership. Vignal, who was appointed to the council in 2019, has demonstrated her commitment through active participation in community initiatives and various boards, including the Joint Fire Board and the Youth Advisory Board. She is passionate about fostering economic prosperity while ensuring long-term, livable community planning.

With a degree in business administration and experience as a property manager, Vignal brings valuable expertise to her role. This certificate not only reflects her dedication to public service but also highlights the importance of ongoing education for local leaders. The AWC continues to support Washington's 281 cities and towns through advocacy, education, and training programs.

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