LYNNWOOD—The Lynnwood City Council created its first-ever Youth Council, discussed a 25% increase to Public Defender Service costs, signed a proclamation recognizing Labor Day, and reappointed Wally Webster to the Public Facilities District Board at its Business Meeting Monday, August 11.

Youth Council

The newly formed Youth Council Committee aims to give youth a voice in government, decision-making, developing skills through mentorship and service, building connections, and making an impact on their own future.

Councilwoman Derica Escamilla moved to approve the ordinance (34-86) to add a new chapter 2.62 to the Lynnwood Municipal Code establishing a Youth Council, seconded by Council member Joshua Binda. The motion was approved unanimously.

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