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| Chris Roberts is running for re-election |
“I’m proud of the accomplishments we’ve made in Shoreline over the past few years,” said Roberts.
“Last year we unanimously adopted a resolution committing the city to co-create a vision of an anti-racist community, added new parks and open space, and helped Shoreline businesses through the pandemic.”
Roberts will hold virtual community conversations with the residents of Shoreline and constituent groups starting mid March to discuss his re-election campaign and his priorities for his next term on City Council.
“There is more work to be done in our community to address the issues of affordable housing and climate change,” said Roberts.
Councilmember Roberts also said he plans to continue his work to make sure that Shoreline becomes more just and equitable for everyone who lives and works in the city.
Roberts serves on the National League of Cities Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Committee and the Race, Equity and Leadership Council, the Puget Sound Regional Council Executive Board, and was recently appointed to the Sound Cities Association Equity and Inclusion Cabinet.
Roberts serves on the National League of Cities Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Committee and the Race, Equity and Leadership Council, the Puget Sound Regional Council Executive Board, and was recently appointed to the Sound Cities Association Equity and Inclusion Cabinet.
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| Rod Dembowski spoke at the kick-off |
He is endorsed by fellow Shoreline City Councilmembers Susan Chang, Will Hall, Doris McConnell, Betsy Robertson, and Keith Scully as well as City Councilmembers from all across the region.
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| Larry Brown WSLC President and Auburn City Councilmember |
He is especially pleased to have earned the personal endorsement of WSLC President and Auburn City Councilmember Larry Brown.
He is a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. Roberts served as Mayor of Shoreline from 2017-2018.
Email: chris@chrisrobertswa.com
Website: http://www.votechrisroberts.com/
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Before you vote, take a drive through the areas that have been rezoned around 185th street. Ask yourself whether you're happy with the destruction of the tree canopy, the conversion of single family lots which sustained wildlife and provided storm runoff to 6 or 8 unit townhouses shoe-horned sideways to cover the entirety of those lots, or with the plethora of garbage, recycle and yard waste cans that obstruct sidewalks and prevent wheelchair access because there is no room for them in the new developments.
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