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Brian Lynch Appointed as Permanent Snoqualmie Police Chief

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

On November 13, 2023, Mayor Katherine Ross announced the appointment of Interim Police Chief Brian Lynch as the permanent chief of the Snoqualmie Police Department, effective December 1, 2023, pending City Council confirmation. This significant decision comes at a time when strong leadership in law enforcement is crucial for community safety and trust. Lynch, who has been serving as interim chief, is recognized for his dedication and commitment to the Snoqualmie community. Mayor Ross highlighted that Lynch's experience and understanding of local issues make him an ideal candidate to lead the department. The appointment is expected to bring continuity and stability to the police force, which is essential for effective law enforcement.

Residents are likely to welcome this decision, as it reinforces the city’s commitment to maintaining a well-functioning police department. The City Council's confirmation will finalize Lynch's role, enabling him to implement his vision for public safety. This development underscores the importance of local governance in addressing community needs and concerns.

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