Assessing and learning from COVID-19’s effect: An overview of 2020 trends

Snohomish County Tomorrow and Snohomish County Cities invite you to attend a virtual presentation

EVERETT, Wash., January 12, 2021 — Many things about life in our region changed dramatically with the COVID-19 pandemic. Come hear three speakers address economic trends, the changed trends in traffic, aviation, population and employment, as well as changing demands on infrastructure as a result of telework. Our speakers will be: Josh Brown, Executive Director of Puget Sound Regional Council; Russ Elliott, Director of Washington State’s Broadband Office; and Chris Mefford, Interim President and CEO of Economic Alliance Snohomish County.

The presentations will start at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 27, 2021, and will take place virtually.  The public is invited to listen in; see details below for how to register.  This program is being co-sponsored by Snohomish County Tomorrow (SCT) and Snohomish County Cities (SCC).

To register please visit http://www.snohomishcountywa.gov/168  or contact Cynthia Pruitt, SCT Coordinator, at Cynthia.Pruitt@snoco.org

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About Snohomish County Tomorrow (SCT)

Snohomish County Tomorrow is a cooperative forum with representatives from Snohomish County and 19 of its cities, as well as from the Tulalip Tribes. The group’s primary function is to oversee Countywide Planning Policies – written policies on growth management from which the county and cities’ comprehensive land use plans are developed.

About Snohomish County Cities

SCC is based on these values:

  • Advocate for our communities
  • Engage local leaders to meet shared challenges
  • Partner to create a vibrant, thriving county      

Mario Lotmore

Mario Lotmore is originally from The Bahamas and for the last seven years has called Mukilteo, WA his home. Having lived in every region of the United States has exposed him to various cultures, people, and approaches to life. Lotmore created the Lynnwood Times to represent the character of a diverse and growing Lynnwood. The launching of the city’s community newspaper will only help bring neighborhoods together. Lotmore was an industrial engineer by trade and proven success implementing and managing lean accountable processes and policies within his eighteen years of operations excellence, strategic development, and project management in the aerospace, manufacturing, and banking industries. Over his career he has saved and created hundreds of union and non-union jobs. Lotmore is the President of a Homeowner Association, an active Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics volunteer in his community, and former Boeing 747 Diversity Council leader. Mario’s talent is finding “that recipe” of shared destiny to effectively improve the quality of life for others.

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