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Cityvision Summer 2024

Future perfect: Cities planning for a better tomorrow, and building upon the past.
Future perfect: Cities planning for a better tomorrow, and building upon the past

Whether planning for growth or enriching economic strategies, cities are leading the charge. Check out these stories of lessons learned, and insights shared from Washington's cities—large and small.
Back to the future

Two cities demonstrate economic revival by embracing the past.
Looking to the past, for the future

In the 1950s, AWC established the Institute for New Mayors and Councilmen, a school offering a series of courses where newly elected mayors and councilmembers could learn about their new job responsibilities and how to tackle the most pressing concerns of the time, like problems with public utilities, land use, and city finances.
TIF 101

Understanding a key economic development tool.
All about AI

Envisioning a new world (for cities), bravely.
Tomorrow, today

Planning for your city’s future with the GMA.
Growth margin

AWC board member and Cle Elum Mayor Matthew Lundh on how local leaders need to rely on each other, and leverage available resources, to better plan for the future.
The question

Hear thoughts from Councilmember Hanan Amer of Auburn, Councilmember Harmony Rutter of Sequim, and Councilmember Maricela Sanchez of Prosser.
Noted: Engrossed Substitute House Bill 2384—Effective date June 6, 2024

An act relating to automated traffic safety cameras.

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