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Commenter 4, who identified a family history in the area, said, “Janicki Industries started, 1993, but we're lifelong residents of Sedro-Woolley. My grandfather homesteaded in this area, and my father was, you know, born and raised in this area.” He described a business history that included logging and construction and said the company has “developed into a major aerospace company since that time.”

On the business climate, Commenter 4 told listeners the reason the company located projects in Sedro-Woolley was that “we found when we were permitting our projects, we could trust what they were saying. And that goes a long ways in a real estate developer builder relationship.” He emphasized trust in the jurisdiction and said that reliability makes the city “a good place to do business.”

Context and limits: The speaker described corporate history and the company’s view of local permitting; he did not provide specific job counts, payroll figures, tax incentives or permit timelines during the remarks.

Outlook: The speaker said Sedro-Woolley is “a little hidden gem” for business and families but did not identify specific recruitment programs or future expansions during the session.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Sedro-Woolley Promotional Video","oneSentenceSummary","A company representative said Janicki Industries, founded in 1993, has deep local roots, has expanded into aerospace and values Sedro-Woolley’s permitting reliability when siting projects.","taxTitle","Sedro-Woolley, Skagit County, Washington","taxId",71694,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6076857,"Swift Center campus in Sedro-Woolley reopened to public; port and Job Corps remain major occupants, innovation lab planned",78,60750,139395,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2967280-a36acb44c00d9648c64c8946b114faa0&start=60&end=139","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2967280-a36acb44c00d9648c64c8946b114faa0/thumbnail_60750.jpg","/articles/6076857/Sedro-Woolley/Skagit-County/Washington/Swift-Center-campus-in-Sedro-Woolley-reopened-to-public-port-and-Job-Corps-remain-major-occupants-innovation-lab-planned","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6076857-851101847ced94f755b006ff628c89e2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771140272&Signature=MrY0UquB5R024ldqhsJUy-oXeeKagmsMuJ2i4BF7gDdqIhQ3vwa-6zz9s5rKPjl4Sj6j~6bdq8Yq0kuLUKflAFuTEIEzE7X9U18UecG9yS1YVdNICL~SkNspjda8Ft-QFx7M9aJmM3dquATbMCy7oB6dthDz7Wt2yJXYQJW7YI3e2Q1I88ru5fnc05~uEZiw92rAPtIGT4g4OdsFHaGwNgYRFodKraz2RGnWhKWMoNWGweImTluj-W2LJwCkDOlP0OvLZJyX0ThkHi8yZhC~E3GMbUCtLLPmw3If-71OIq7stlRGUtfCHA76JzUUH-BvamsxPA~VXo46ZOl7b9ovdA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A speaker representing local stewardship of the Swift Center campus described steps to reopen the site for public use, retain Job Corps operations and pursue an innovation lab partnership.

Commenter 3, a staff member, said the Swift Center was “the former Northern State Hospital campus” built by the state in 1912 and noted its design by the Olmsted Brothers. He said the state closed the hospital in 1972 and that “the port took ownership in 2018” with an explicit goal “to bring it back into local control and make it something that the community could really access, interact with, and make use of locally.”

Why it matters: The campus’s reuse combines federal workforce training, public access and planned innovation activity. That mix could affect local job-training opportunities and how the site contributes to downtown and regional economic development.

Commenter 3 described recent physical changes: “The primary change has been the fact that the campus is now open and there are designated pedestrian routes so people can come out, walk their dog, take a run, have a picnic, bring the kids out on a bike.” He said about a third of the campus is a federal Job Corps site, which “has been active the entire time,” and that the port is “working on a new project with the Northwest Innovation Resource Center to locate an innovation lab on the campus.”

Context and limits: Statements reflect a speaker’s account of ownership, site use and plans; no formal agreements, contract terms, funding figures or construction timelines were presented during the remarks.

Background: The speaker emphasized the campus’s historic landscaping pedigree, noting that the Olmsted Brothers “designed Central Park in New York and the Golden Gate Park in San Francisco,” to indicate the campus’s design significance.

Next steps: The port’s stated plans include locating an innovation lab with the Northwest Innovation Resource Center; the speaker did not specify a timetable, funding sources or required approvals.","A speaker described the Swift Center campus—the former Northern State Hospital—its transfer to local control in 2018, pedestrian improvements, ongoing Job Corps presence and plans with the Northwest Innovation Resource Center for an innovation lab.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6076861,"Sedro-Woolley residents promote city’s tech history, trails and annual events as growth drivers",300,8241,309220,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2967280-a36acb44c00d9648c64c8946b114faa0&start=8&end=309","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2967280-a36acb44c00d9648c64c8946b114faa0/thumbnail_8241.jpg","/articles/6076861/Sedro-Woolley/Skagit-County/Washington/Sedro-Woolley-residents-promote-citys-tech-history-trails-and-annual-events-as-growth-drivers","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6076861-c7fa1b337ba5e89677d0dc6846183a6f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771140272&Signature=SpURWWfuKl7XLWldQ7a3DMYs3R3a5nsM9Y~ErlUpy~4h3K0RL755Qmer5K7guDBJcw8mOOI8UIUr~-yROz8Uiu1bm0I5XOiIRQadA8L1z3YavlBFUFOEOTTUhiJxlHgzXzTJYWyZl2ODMF6Sihc7kF9q7fKLfniHqSF6k6yn1EeFOt0PSf4g-AaAYzXeL9g2BRUHC4VXwYh10--Abihg7td3-DCtEtb-ouDaeTQsPzdN7Pv4IekcKNF9ylWu4Kjck1L8lkjXVDm9kQSKxziSBW4XVQAmcV1n5s~dqGMToCAuokmFHZ7GLRrSVx2cpl~C6ngoSWdXcUikAtEwY-EurQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Speakers at a public comment session touted Sedro-Woolley’s technology history, recreational trails and annual events as central to the city’s appeal and recent growth.

Commenter 1, a Sedro-Woolley resident, said, “The city of Sedro-Woolley sits right at the foothills of the Cascades. It's gorgeous. We usually are the first to receive the snow, the frost, and the fall of the year.” He added that the city is “also known, or should I say little known, for its technology,” and that the community has produced “cutting edge technology happening here for over a hundred years” that has traveled beyond the region.

Why it matters: Speakers framed the mix of small-town character, an established local technology sector and outdoor access as assets that attract new residents, workers and visitors. That combination, they said, helps explain recent population and business interest.

Speakers described the city’s social atmosphere and events calendar as concrete examples of community life. Commenter 2, a Sedro-Woolley resident, said, “The city of Sedro-Woolley is a great place to live and work. It's friendly. You can walk down the street and people say hi whether they know you or not.” He outlined the annual event lineup, saying, “Starting in June, we have blast from the past with a car show, a vendor fair, and live music all weekend. Then we go into July where we have a longer rodeo parade. It's the longest parade in Washington history.” Commenter 2 also described a Christmas tree parade that he said draws “about 12,000 people downtown.”

Speakers highlighted outdoor recreation as another draw. Commenter 5, a resident, noted that “Sitting at the foothills of the North Cascades, Sedro-Woolley actually lends itself to that kind of adventurous soul,” and described local trail connections. “We do have the Pacific Northwest Trail that goes right here through Sedro-Woolley,” he said, and added that a local Cascade Trail “starts here in Sedro-Woolley, heads east, and it goes all the way up to Concrete.”

Context and limits: The remarks were personal statements made during public comment; speakers did not present formal studies, numeric economic-impact analyses or city-agency data during the session. Specific claims such as the parade being “the longest parade in Washington history” and event attendance of “about 12,000 people downtown” were presented by speakers and reported here as their statements.

Looking ahead: Commenter 1 summarized the outlook: “The future of Sedro-Woolley is what we choose to make it,” noting local momentum and new residents who want to “put their own fingerprint on it.”","Speakers at a public comment session highlighted Sedro-Woolley’s long-running technology activity, trails and year-round events — citing community character and visitation as reasons for recent momentum.","actionData","errors"]

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Janicki Industries praises Sedro-Woolley permitting and local workforce as company grows into aerospace firm

Swift Center campus in Sedro-Woolley reopened to public; port and Job Corps remain major occupants, innovation lab planned

Sedro-Woolley residents promote city’s tech history, trails and annual events as growth drivers