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Community Update from Kenmore Mayor and City Manager

Shoreline, WALocal News

In a recent community update, the Mayor and City Manager of Kenmore, Washington, addressed the ongoing challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and the city's commitment to its residents. They expressed empathy for individuals suffering from the virus and highlighted the importance of adhering to health guidelines to prevent further spread. The city has shifted its focus to support the community's social, mental, and economic well-being, with goals centered around essential city services and robust communication. Efforts include maintaining employee safety and developing a comprehensive recovery plan as the situation evolves. Financially, the city anticipates a significant decline in revenue, between 11.

5% and 13%, translating to a potential loss of up to $1. 9 million. These budgetary concerns highlight the pressing need for strategic planning to navigate the economic fallout of the pandemic. The update underscores the importance of community solidarity and resilience in overcoming these challenges. By fostering open communication, the city aims to reassure residents while actively working to mitigate the pandemic's impacts.

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