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  • Cityvision Winter 2024

    Stronger together: Cities tackling urgent needs through collaboration, coalition-building, and partnerships

  • Stronger together: Cities tackling urgent needs through collaboration, coalition-building, and partnerships

    As we move past election season and turn our attention to the new year and a new legislative session, it feels fitting to focus on the common goals and shared purpose that will keep our cities and state moving forward. This issue of Cityvision embraces this theme, showcasing how we are indeed stronger together.

  • City Conditions Survey data story

    Highlights from this year’s AWC City Conditions Survey indicate significant concerns around fiscal security for cities.

  • The question - December 2024

    Hear thoughts from four state legislators—each of whom has served in city government: Senators Lovelett and Boehnke, and Representatives Walen and Abbarno

  • Noted: AWC Legislative Priorities

    Gain insight on the five legislative priorities designed by the AWC Legislative Priorities Committee, which is comprised of about 25 city officials from around the state.

  • Seeds of change

    With a record-breaking distribution of urban forestry grants, communities throughout the state are finding novel ways to achieve climate resilience and equity goals while serving the unique needs of residents.

  • Value added

    By partnering to upgrade an outdated wastewater treatment plant, the City of Pasco is supercharging its local economy, and protecting its future.

  • Crime-fighting collective

    How a collaborative regional forensics lab is fast-tracking violent crime investigations throughout the Yakima Valley.

  • Partnering to create affordable housing

    Wenatchee pitches in to help a nonprofit build reasonably priced tiny homes with an innovative ownership model.

  • Team building

    AWC board secretary and Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring on the importance of building — and keeping — strong partnerships at the state and local levels.

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