Sunnyside welcomes new finance director Kelly Koski and deputy city clerk Emily Goodell

April 16, 2025 | Sunnyside City, Yakima County, Washington

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Sunnyside City Council welcomed two new key officials during their regular meeting on April 14, 2025, marking a significant step towards enhancing the city’s administrative capabilities. Kelly Koski was introduced as the new Finance and Administrative Services Director, filling a recent vacancy in the finance department. Her extensive background in finance, including previous roles at the Sunnyside and Yakima Housing Authorities, positions her well to tackle the challenges ahead.

City Manager Mike McNair expressed his enthusiasm for Koski's appointment, describing her as a "unicorn" in the hiring process due to her deep ties to the community and her proven track record in financial management. Koski, who has returned to Sunnyside after a brief period in Colorado, emphasized her commitment to rebuilding community trust and educating the public about the finance department's operations. She expressed her eagerness to contribute positively to the city’s future.
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In addition to Koski, Emily Goodell was sworn in as the new Deputy City Clerk, filling a long-standing vacancy. Goodell's appointment is expected to enhance the city’s administrative functions further. The council members warmly welcomed her, highlighting the importance of her role in supporting city operations.

These appointments reflect the city’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its administrative team and improve service delivery to the Sunnyside community. As both officials settle into their roles, residents can anticipate a renewed focus on transparency and effective governance in the coming months.

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