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Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal of Mill Creek has been awarded a Certificate of Municipal Leadership by the Association of Washington Cities, recognizing her completion of over 30 hours of training in essential governance areas. This accolade underscores her commitment to effective local leadership and her active involvement in community development initiatives.
The City of Mill Creek has introduced a daily walk-up passport service, enhancing accessibility while adhering to COVID-19 safety protocols. Utilizing the NextME app and QR codes, visitors can now wait in their cars and receive notifications when it's their turn, with essential documentation required for processing.
The Mill Creek City Council honored the recipients of the 2021 Great Garden Award, recognizing their contributions to the community's beautification and environmental stewardship. This event highlights the importance of local gardening initiatives and their positive impact on the city's landscape. With the participation of notable figures like Guy Armfield, the awards celebrate community engagement and sustainable practices.
A Special Council Meeting is scheduled for Mill Creek, Washington, on August 13, 2021, addressing the possibility of achieving a quorum for the municipal council. This event is pivotal for local governance, emphasizing the importance of council participation in community decision-making. Residents are encouraged to attend and engage in local affairs.
The Mill Creek Festival is set to return on August 14-15, 2021, after a year hiatus due to COVID-19. The event promises family-friendly activities, live entertainment, and local art booths while implementing safety measures like mask mandates in compliance with health regulations.
Martin Yamamoto has been appointed as the new Deputy City Manager of Mill Creek, bringing over 18 years of experience in finance and municipal governance. His role will focus on policy development, compliance with the city's strategic goals, and serving as a key advisor to the City Manager. City Manager Michael Ciaravino expressed confidence in Yamamoto's ability to enhance city operations during challenging times.
A special council meeting is scheduled for July 28, 2021, in Mill Creek, Washington, to discuss critical topics including vaccination and COVID-19 measures, impacting local governance. This event, organized by the Special Council of Lower Canada, highlights the ongoing public health efforts in response to the pandemic. Residents are encouraged to attend and stay informed about the council's decisions.
Jody Hawkins has been appointed as the new Communications and Marketing Coordinator for the City of Mill Creek, as announced by City Manager Michael Ciaravino. With extensive experience in public relations and marketing, Hawkins is expected to enhance community outreach and strengthen communications within the city.
City Hall in Mill Creek has reopened to the public, allowing in-person city business from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, while implementing safety measures including mandatory masks and temperature checks. Residents are encouraged to utilize online services and to schedule appointments for specific services such as passport processing and police services.
Scott Harder has been appointed as the new Communications and Marketing Coordinator for the City of Mill Creek, bringing extensive experience and innovative ideas to enhance community outreach and public perception. With a background in photography and communications, Harder aims to strengthen connections with local organizations, fostering engagement and awareness within the community.