The City of Edmonds works to provide clear, transparent and useful information about City projects, programs and process.

We do this through social media, news releases, events, community involvement, and blogs.

We enjoy helping our residents understand what we are working on, why and how it helps residents. We want to hear from you, too. We work for you. 

We encourage residents to follow us on our social channels:

• Facebook @cityofedmonds  
• Twitter @WaEdmonds
• Blog www.cityofedmondswa.com where we explain more about how government works. 
• Sign up for our twice monthly City Bulletin delivered right to your inbox

You can always watch city meetings on cable channel 21/39. Links are to the left. 

Got a question? Maybe we can answer it. Send us an email communications@edmondswa.gov 

Mayor Mike Nelson's 2021 Proposed Budget Address

• Watch the speech here.
• Read the text here. 

Neighborhood Zoom Meetings!

In an effort to connect better with residents during this time of social distancing, Mayor Mike Nelson will host neighborhood zoom meetings. He will share information on Edmonds issues, issues in your local neighborhood and take questions.

Neighborhood Zoom Meeting: Dec. 7 6:30 pm

• Our next neighborhood zoom meeting is for the Highway 99/Lake Ballinger neighborhood.  Here's the zoom link: https://bit.ly/EdmondsHwy99Neighborhood
  
• Here is the recording of our first Neighborhood Zoom Meeting for 5 Cornes/Chase Lake 
• We are always taking questions so send them to jamie.holter@edmondswa.gov   

Communications

Media contact: Jamie Holter, Edmonds City Public Information Officer 425-480-2397 (c) or 425-275-4824 (d)

Nov. 17, 2020 City Bulletin 

• Police Chief and Municipal Court Judge selection process
• Bike lanes project moves forward
• Highway 99 Neighborhood Zoom meeting Dec. 7
• Classes at the new Waterfront Center
• Weigh in on the City Tree Code 

Oct. 27, 2020 City Bulletin

• Police Chief selection process
• COVID-19 numbers
• Highway 99 revitalization plan
• Green stormwater
• Tree planting
• Housing and Supplementary support for residents
• Changes at Edmonds Municipal Court 

Sept. 29, 2020 City Bulletin 

• The L.E.A.P. Program for families
• Fishing Pier activity
• Public Works team receives national recognition
• Suicide Awareness month
• Meet the folks in Development Services

August 27, 2020 City Bulletin 

• Update on Main Street closures
• Construction news
• How we choose where and when to build sidewalks (blog) 
• Edmonds Boards and Commissions news
• Rain garden progress
• Edmonds employee profile: Jesse Curran

August 11, 2020 City Bulletin 

• COVID-19 Updates
• Q and A on Bike Lanes
• Q and A on Housing Commission 
• When and where to mask up
• Updates on Boards and Commissions

July 16, 2020 City Bulletin 

• COVID-19 Updates
• Business grants up to $10,000 available
• Walkable Main Street runs through August
• News from the Housing Commission, the Planning Board and the Econoic Development Commission
• Check out our new Twitter feed

June 15, 2020 City Bulletin

• COVID-19 updates
• New COVID-19 business support page
• Flowerbaskets sell out
• Main Street opens for pedestrians June 20-21
• Equity and Justice Task Force
• Meadowdale Preschool graduation

May 29, 2020 City Bulletin 

• COVID-19 information for Edmonds
• Main Street opens for outdoor experience
• Summer paving schedule

May 7, 2020 City Bulletin 

• Financial Update
• Community COVID-19 questions answered
• Parks plans

April 21, 2020 City Bulletin

• Sunset Avenue closes
• City's financial strategy
• $200,000 in relief funds
• What you can do to help local businesses stay in business
• Edmonds flower baskets available for sponsorship