Kenmore Mayor Herbig and Interim City Manager Lukasz highlight community achievements

The City of Kenmore held its much-anticipated 2025 State of the City Address, showcasing the community's progress and future plans. Interim City Manager Stephanie Lukasz opened the event, emphasizing her commitment to fostering a strong sense of community and good governance. She expressed gratitude for the opportunity to engage with residents and highlighted the importance of sharing the city's achievements and upcoming initiatives.

Mayor Nigel Herbig, in his first address since taking office, welcomed attendees and acknowledged the active participation of community members. He expressed excitement about the city's progress and the collaborative efforts of the city council, which includes Deputy Mayor O'Kane and Council Members Lutsis, Culver, and Sassen. The mayor also recognized the presence of other elected officials, including State Representative Divina Doerr, underscoring the importance of teamwork in advancing Kenmore's goals.

The meeting set the stage for discussing significant developments and opportunities on the horizon for Kenmore, aiming to keep residents informed and engaged in the city's future. As the city looks ahead, the focus remains on building a vibrant community that prioritizes the needs and voices of its residents.