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Council mourns tragic murder of sister city mayor

October 07, 2024 | Lynnwood, Snohomish County, Washington


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Council mourns tragic murder of sister city mayor
In a recent council meeting, Vice President Altamirana Crosby opened with a somber acknowledgment of a tragic event that has impacted the community of Guerrero, where the mayor of their sister city was murdered. This news has resonated deeply with council members, prompting expressions of solidarity and condolences for the victims' families. Council member Escamilla highlighted the significance of this tragedy, emphasizing the risks faced by public servants globally.

In addition to the tragic news, the council members also recognized October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Council member Escamilla committed to wearing pink at each meeting to honor this cause, while other members noted the awareness display set up in the lobby.

The meeting proceeded without any memo items, leading to a transition into the work session. The first agenda item was an update to the Lehi Municipal Code (LMC) 2.44, with the Human Resources Director set to provide further details on the proposed changes. The council's focus on both community solidarity and legislative updates reflects their commitment to addressing both local and broader issues affecting their constituents.

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