Mayor Herbig proclaims April 2025 Child Abuse Prevention Month for Kenmore

During the recent City Council meeting in Kenmore, Mayor Nigel Herbig proclaimed April 2025 as Child Abuse Prevention Month, emphasizing the community's collective responsibility to protect children and support families in crisis. The proclamation highlights the ongoing issues of child abuse and neglect, which have lasting effects on individuals and communities. Mayor Herbig called on residents to unite in efforts to raise awareness and promote prevention strategies, fostering partnerships among families, educators, healthcare providers, and law enforcement to create safer environments for children.

In addition to the proclamation, the meeting featured a segment titled "Where's the Fun," where the council celebrated local achievements. Kenmore Air received recognition in the Seattle Times for its feature in Pacific Northwest magazine, showcasing the city's pride in its major employers. Furthermore, Nicole Suarez was congratulated for her graduation from the Northwest Women's Leadership Academy, a program supported by the city that aims to empower women leaders. The council expressed hope for continued participation from Kenmore employees in future cohorts of the academy.

These discussions reflect the city's commitment to community well-being and highlight the importance of local initiatives in addressing significant social issues. As Kenmore moves forward, the focus remains on building a supportive environment for families and children, ensuring a brighter future for all residents.