On January 9, 2023, Mayor Ross proclaimed January as National Mentoring Month during a City Council meeting in Snoqualmie, Washington. This month is designed to celebrate and promote the critical role of mentoring in the community and to encourage local residents to become mentors. The proclamation aims to elevate awareness about the benefits of mentorship, which can positively impact individuals and the broader community. By recognizing National Mentoring Month, the city seeks to foster meaningful connections and support for those looking to guide others. Mayor Ross's statement emphasizes the importance of mentorship in personal development and community building.

The initiative calls for residents to actively participate in mentoring, thereby enhancing the quality of life in Snoqualmie. Additionally, it aligns with national efforts to recruit new mentors and celebrate the existing ones. This focus on mentorship reflects a growing recognition of its value in nurturing future generations and creating a supportive community environment.