Imagine Bothell Comprehensive Plan Update

The Imagine Bothell Comprehensive Plan is being updated!

What exactly is the Comprehensive Plan and why does it matter? We’re glad you asked!

The Imagine Bothell Comprehensive Plan acts as a blueprint for the growth and development of our City for the next ...

Sustainamania 2023

Our annual sustainability festival is coming back on August 12th, 2023 at Bothell City Hall. We are currently accepting applications for vendors and volunteers to help the public learn about living sustainably.

City of Bothell Judged Best Tasting Water in King County

The City of Bothell walked away with top honors at the 11^th Annual Best Tasting Water Competition on March 30, 2023. The event was hosted by the King County Subsection of the Pacific Northwest Section of the American Water Works Association (PNWS-AWWA).

Th...

Bothell's Annual Fourth of July Hometown Celebration

We are now accepting applications for this year's Grand Parade, and are seeking nominations for Grand Marshal. Apply online to be part of a Hometown Celebration unlike any other.

Heat Watch, May 13-15

Temperatures are expected to reach the mid 80s to low 90s for our region this weekend. Stay safe and beat the heat by learning about ways to stay cool, swimming safety, cooling center locations and more, all in one place.

Sidewalk Survey

Share your thoughts on how we can make sidewalks, paths, and crossings safer for all pedestrians to help us prioritize projects. Complete a ten-minute survey by May 15 to be entered to win one of ten $25 gift cards.

City of Bothell Welcomes Interim Fire Chief

Join us for the Middle Housing Community Forum

The City is considering ways to add more housing types in Bothell. Be part of the middle housing conversation and join us at City Hall on May 3 from 6-8 pm to ask questions and provide feedback.

April 25 Stride BRT Meeting

Join Sound Transit for a drop-in session on April 25 from 3:30-6:30 at Bothell Library to get the latest updates on Stride bus rapid transit in Bothell. See design updates and project renderings, ask questions and share your thoughts.

Quarterly Council Update Featuring Benjamin Mahnkey

One of the City’s largest responsibilities is providing for the health and safety of its residents.  Bothell has a proud tradition of providing high-quality public safety services to our community and I am happy to report that we contin...

Regional Crisis Response Agency Welcomes New Executive Director

The newly formed Regional Crisis Response (RCR) Agency announces Brook Buettner as its first Executive Director. The RCR Agency provides regional mobile crisis response services for the five north King County cities of Bothell, Kenmore, Kirkland, Lake For...

Save the Date for the Fire Station 42 Ribbon Cutting and Open House

Community members are invited to join the City of Bothell on Saturday, March 25 from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. for the Fire Station 42 Ribbon Cutting and Open House.

The morning will begin with a few words from city leaders followed by the ribbon cutting and then ...

New Crisis Response Center in Kirkland to Serve North King County

The Cities of Bothell, Kirkland, Kenmore, Lake Forest Park, and Shoreline, announce the siting of a new multi-service crisis response center dedicated to serving the behavioral health needs of community members across north and northeast King County. The ...

City Council Adopts 2040 Vision for Bothell

On March 7, City Council adopted an inspiring 2040 Vision for Bothell that they themselves created earlier this year. See where Bothell is heading and the plan to get there today.

Bothell Fire Department Offers CPR/AED and First Aid Classes to the Community

Learn how to save a life. Every year, over 350,000 people die from cardiac arrest in the United States. With your help, we can bring that number down.  

Beginning this spring, Bothell Fire Department will offer American Heart Ass...

Bothell City Hall Gallery Showcases New Exhibit

Local Artist, John Worthey, now has oil paintings on display at Bothell City Hall Gallery through May 2, 2023. 

“We are so excited to showcase all the wonderful regional artists selected through 2024,” said Bothell Arts Commission Gallery...

Bringing Communities Together

Dan and Sojn Hudson are an inspiring couple who define what it means to serve and to bring communities together.

The Hudsons have lived in Bothell for over 25 years now and when they aren’t hiking the trails of Shelton View Forest, they are maintaining the...

The Latest Winter Weather Updates

Road conditions are a mix of slick and wet with about an inch of snow. Public Works crews are focusing on clearing roads before the temperature drops below freezing this evening.

Join Bothell in Celebrating Black History Month

American history is Black history. For decades, Black Americans have courageously fought against systems of oppression that still plague our Country today. This February, during Black History Month, we celebrate the incredible feats as well as contributio...

Middle Housing Updates

Middle housing project background

The City of Bothell is considering different approaches to allow more 'middle housing' in residential neighborhoods. Middle housing consists of residential buildings with more than one housing unit, compatible in scale and...

Welcoming Finance Director Kwan Wong

The City of Bothell welcomes Kwan Wong as its new Finance Director.  

Kwan’s role as the Finance Director is to provide strategic and visionary leadership to the City and serve as the Chief Financial Officer. A key member of our Executive Leadersh...

Amanda Dodd's Journey to Joining Council

Holiday Health and Wellness

Author: Vanessa Villavicencio, Mental Health Director, Center for Human Services

The holiday season can bring complicated feelings to many of us.  A season that is often advertised as joyful and filled with togetherness, may be quite difficult for...

Quarterly Council Update

The winter holidays are coming up!  

Across the city, families and individuals from diverse backgrounds will be joining together to celebrate a variety of special days: Hannukah, Christmas, Solstice, and Kwanzaa among others. To honor our...

Bothell Police Seeks Advisory Committee Volunteers

Bothell Police is seeking community members who are interested in applying to serve on its very first Bothell Police Community Advisory Committee (BPCAC).

Bothell City Council Adopts 2023-2024 Budget

On Tuesday, December 6, Bothell City Council unanimously adopted the City’s final 2023-2024 biennial budget. The budget represents the City’s proposed revenue and spending plan for the next two years totaling $375.7 million.  ...

Toni Call Joins City of Bothell as Deputy City Manager

Bothell's Winter Porch Light Parade Returns

Make the Season Bright by Giving Back

Are you looking for ways to give back this holiday season and beyond? The following local agencies help our community all year round by providing essential services like food, supplies, housing, clothing and other resources. You can give directly to these...

Five Cities Form Regional Crisis Response Agency

The City Councils of Bothell, Kenmore, Kirkland, Lake Forest Park, and Shoreline this month each adopted a partner agreement to form a new Regional Crisis Response (RCR) Agency. The signed Interlocal (ILA) agreement merges the North Sound RADAR (Response ...

Wind and Flooding Updates

Baloo's Barkery Selected to be Newest Pop Shop on Main

Bothell has a new business coming to downtown! Baloo’s Barkery which specializes in simply made dog treats has been selected to be the City’s newest Pop Shop on Main, and will be open for business on November 26 – just in tim...

Bothell Welcomes New Community Development Director

Please join the City of Bothell in welcoming Jason Greenspan as the City’s new Community Development Director.  

Greenspan comes to Bothell with over 25 years of experience in planning and community development at both local and regional...

The Fall Bothell Bridge Newsletter has Arrived! Read the Latest City News

City of Bothell's quarterly Fall Bothell Bridge Newsletter has arrived! Read the online version today and get the latest news and information on recently completed Fire Station 45, Preparedness Month, back to school safety, salmon SEEson, Puget Sound Star...

City of Bothell Welcomes New Councilmember

Please join City of Bothell in welcoming Amanda Dodd to Bothell City Council. On Tuesday October 4, King County Council appointed Amanda to fill vacated Bothell City Council Position #6 for the remainder of the unexpired term – through December ...

Now Accepting Applications for Pop Shops on Main

City of Bothell is now accepting applications for Pop Shops on Main, Bothell's inclusive retail incubator program. Vendors who create handmade, curated, crafted or custom products are encouraged to apply. Applications will be accepted th...

Bothell and Kenmore Celebrate Orca Recovery Day

Bothell, WA – Community members are invited to participate in the 5^th annual Orca Recovery Day –  a series of restoration-related volunteer events happening in Bothell and Kenmore on October 15 and 16. This is an intentional day of action to resto...

New City of Bothell Website Coming September 20

Beginning September 20, the City of Bothell’s website will have a fresh look and feel! While all of the menu items and pages that you are used to seeing will still be available, you will notice some new colors and formatting that will make information eas...

Senator Cantwell Visits Bothell in Celebration of $19M Grant

On Tuesday, August 16, U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell joined local leaders in Bothell to celebrate the $19 million Federal Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) grant recently awarded to the Bothell Way Widening Project. &...

Celebration Held for SR 522 Stage 3 Project Completion

Elected officials, transit executives, project staff, and community stakeholders gathered together on Wednesday, July 20 to celebrate completion of the SR 522 Stage 3 Project. Construction on roadway improvements between 96th Ave NE in Bothell and 83rd Av...

Councilmembers Awarded Certificate of Municipal Leadership

City of Bothell Councilmembers, Jeanne Zornes, Ben Mahnkey and Jenne Alderks, recently earned a Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC). 

 AWC’s Certificate of Municipal Leadership prog...

Sustainamania Events Coming August 6 - 13

Sustainamania is back with a week-long series of in-person and virtual activities from August 6 – 13 to bring the community of Bothell together on ways to live more sustainably.

Sustainamania started in 2012 as a way for the Bothell community to celebrate ...

Council Meetings Move to Hybrid Format

Beginning July 1, 2022, City of Bothell Council Meetings will be moving to a hybrid format that includes both in-person and virtual attendance. Community members who are unable to attend council meetings in person, can continue to watch ...

Bothell Bridge Newsletter, Summer 22

Raising of Progress Pride Flag on Wed., June 1st at 10am

Pride Month  

City Council recently voted to raise the Progress Pride Flag at several city facilities on June 1st for Pride Month. We will be raising the Progress Pride Flag at City Hall on Wednesday, June 1st at 10am. Community members are invite...

Kyle Stannert to become Bothell’s next City Manager

The City of Bothell is pleased to announce the selection of Kyle Stannert as its next city manager, following a nation-wide search. 

The City Council is expected to formally approve an employment agreement at their regularly scheduled meeting on T...

Become a City of Bothell Councilmember

Due to a recent resignation, Bothell City Council is now accepting applications for Council Position #6. Help shape city services and be a voice for our community by applying to become a City of Bothell councilmember. The deadline to apply is&...

City Council Proclaims National Gun Violence Awareness Day

In their recent May 17th, 2022 Council meeting, City Council enacted a National Gun Violence Awareness Day proclamation, declaring the first Friday in June, June 3, 2022, to be National Gun Violence Awareness Day, encouraging all residents to support thei...

Councilmember Davina Duerr Announces Resignation to Focus on State Legislative Role

May 18, 2022 – In last night’s City Council meeting, Councilmember Davina Duerr announced her resignation from Bothell City Council effective June 1, 2022.  Per state law, the City Council must appoint someone to serve the rem...

Community Budget Survey Results

Community Listening Sessions for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

We want to hear from you! Join the City of Bothell for a Community Conversation about Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB), facilitated by our DEIB consultant Chanin Kelly-Rae. Sign up for one of several virtual Zoom sessions being offered ov...

Updated 4/6: Community Survey Underway

As Bothell grows and changes, it is important for City Council and staff to solicit feedback from the community and consistently incorporate this input into all decision-making processes. Specifically, this year City Council will approve the 2023-2024 bie...

Updated 4/1: Meet the Candidates for City Manager

Save the date and join us virtually on Monday, April 4th at 6 pm for the opportunity to meet the four finalists City Council has selected for City Manager. 

Scott Andrews 

Scott Andrews currently serves as the City Manager for the City of ...

Updated 4/1: Meet the Candidates for City Manager

Save the date and join us virtually on Monday, April 4th at 6 pm for the opportunity to meet the four finalists City Council has selected for City Manager. 

Scott Andrews 

Scott Andrews currently serves as the City Manager for the City of ...

City of Bothell Welcomes New Board, Commission and Committee Members

In their meeting on March 15th, 2022, Bothell City Council appointed several new members to Boards and Commissions. Board and Commission members serve a vital advisory role to City Council and staff. They help formulate new ideas, hear and receive public ...

City Hall Lobby Reopens to In-Person Service

As many county and state COVID restrictions have lifted, the City Hall Lobby has reopened to in-person services.   Masks are optional.  

Monday: ?By appointment only 

Tuesday: ?8:00am - 5:00pm 

Wednesday: ?8:00am - 5:00pm&...

Grant Funding for Local Businesses

Black History Month, The Life of Benjamin McAdoo

Black History Month is a time to celebrate the extraordinary contributions Black Americans have made in our nation's history. This month, we are honored to share the story of Benjamin McAdoo, Washington State's first licensed Black architect who at one po...

City Manager Recruitment Process

1/22/2022: The search continues for our next City Manager. If you are a strategic thinker with a passion for public service and a vision for a vibrant future, than consider joining the City of Bothell team. Applications will be accepted through February 2...

Bothell Bridge Newsletter, Winter 21-22

Join the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Committee

The City of Bothell is seeking community members to serve on a new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Advisory Committee. 

Those interested should apply by January 10, 2022.

In late 2022, Bothell City Council adopted a new goal to "Pursue ...

Join North-End Cities for the Winter Porch Light Parade

The cities of Bothell, Kenmore, Lake Forest Park and Shoreline have partnered to celebrate communities shining bright with the 2021 Winter Porch Light Parade December 1 through December 31, 2021. These four cities invite their communities to create light ...

City Unveils Veterans Memorial Drive

Save the Date for Grand Opening of Pop Shops on Main

The public is invited to attend the Grand Opening of Pop Shops on Main, a unique and inclusive retail marketplace where community members can visit, shop and explore, all year round.

The Grand Opening will take place Thursday, November 18 from 3-4 p.m. loc...

Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for Bothell Fire Stations 42 and 45

On Thursday, October 28, City of Bothell councilmembers, leaders, design-build team members and community partners, came together to celebrate the official groundbreaking of Fire Stations 42 (Downtown) and 45 (Canyon Park). 

"I want to recogn...

City Seeks Advisory Committee Volunteers to Help “Tell Bothell’s Full Story”

The City of Bothell Landmark Preservation Board has been awarded a special grant to fund a "Telling Bothell's Full Story," project and we need help from the community! Inspired by an initiative launched by the National Trust for Histori...

City of Bothell Advances Downtown Vision with Sale of Two Properties

City of Bothell Selects Four Businesses for Pop Shops on Main

The City of Bothell has selected four successful applicants for Bothell’s new retail incubator program. Bothell City Council approved a pop up incubator program to support the creation of new small businesses and provide more opportunities for m...

COVID Update - City Hall Reopening Delayed

As you know, City Hall and some other facilities have been closed for quite some time. We are planning for hybrid meetings and hoped to reopen City Hall to walk-ins in early September, but have now delayed a full reopening as Delta cases are on the rise. ...

Now Hiring! City Manager Application is Live

Now hiring! City of Bothell Government is looking for a City Manager who is a strategic thinker and effective communicator. The successful candidate will have a background in strategic planning and be a creative problem solver. Learn more and apply at htt...

City Hall Expects Reopening in Early Sept

As you know, City Hall and some other facilities have been closed since March 2020 and we all worked together to successfully deliver key services online. During this time, Staff has reimagined what city services should and could look like post-COVID, hav...

Apply for Pop-Up Retail Business Incubator by July 25th

The City of Bothell is accepting applications from qualified businesses to participate in a new Pop-Up Retail Incubator Program.  Learn more and apply by July 25th at  www.mercycorpsnw.org/bothellpopup.  

Bothell City Council rec...

City Manager Recruitment Survey Results

Bothell Community - thanks to all who completed the City Manager Recruitment Survey!  A few weeks ago, we asked the community to provide input to help inform the recruitment process for our next City Manager.  We received more than 500 r...

Bothell City Council Issues Temporary Order Prohibiting Fireworks for 2021

Bothell City Council has just issued a temporary order to immediately prohibit the sale, possession, and use of consumer fireworks effective through July 5, 2021. 

Pursuant to Bothell City Code 8.37.215, City Council made this decision based on sa...

Extreme High Temps Forecasted: Stay Cool. Stay Hydrated.

Come enjoy the new gallery exhibition at Bothell City Hall

The City of Bothell Arts & Festivals Commission invites you to explore visual art at the new gallery exhibition at City Hall, 18415 101st Ave NE in Bothell. The exhibition features award-winning illustrator and Bothell resident Dennis Wunsch. His work...

City Council preserves entire Wayne Golf Course in City’s largest parkland acquisition

Deal saves more than $6 million from earlier purchasing proposals

At tonight’s regular Bothell City Council meeting, the Council approved the purchase of the Wayne Golf Course Back 9 for about $400,000. Together with last month’s action...

Mathew Pruitt becomes City of Bothell’s new Human Resources Director

Mathew Pruitt, a Kirkland resident with nearly 14 years of experience in human resources at a variety of levels of government, will become the City of Bothell’s new Human Resources Director effective Dec. 27.

“Matt has a passion for loc...

Bothell City Council approves purchase of Wayne Golf Course Front 9

At Tuesday night’s regular City Council meeting, the Bothell City Council authorized the City to buy 49.9 acres of the Wayne Golf Course, known as the “Front 9,” by the end of this year for an estimated $3.4 million. The Coun...

Raising of Juneteenth Flag on Thursday, June 16

Members of the community are invited to join City of Bothell for the raising of the Juneteenth flag at City Hall on Thursday, June 16 at 9 a.m.   

Every year, City of Bothell recognizes Juneteenth as the day that slavery finally came to a...

City Appoints Members to DEI Public Advisory Committee

Several months ago, the City solicited volunteers to serve on a new temporary Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) advisory committee.  Committee members will help a DEI consultant and city staff draft a long-term DEI Action Plan for City Counci...

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Virtual Open House - Sept 22

Raising of the Pride Flag on Monday at 10am / Other Updates

Pride Month  

On June 1st, City Council issued a Pride Proclamation to honor and celebrate our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers. We were honored to have Ginger Chien accep...

Beware of Emailed Job-Offers Requiring Up-Front Purchases, Financial Information

Bothell Police Officers and Detectives are investigating recent cases involving fraud and theft that started with emailed invitations to apply for jobs - and ended with victims out hundreds, and sometimes even thousands of dollars.   

Job...

Bothell 911 Dispatch Supervisor Named Best in Washington State

Among the team of heroes in the Bothell Police 911 Dispatch Center,  Supervisor Tannis Rhoton is the heartbeat.  The entire Bothell Police family has long recognized Rhoton's dedication and exceptional leadership-by example.  

It...

Five Suspects Arrested. Active Investigation Continues

At 3:25am on Wednesday, April 26,  three Bothell Police Officers in two patrol vehicles were involved in a pursuit of a vehicle used in a string of overnight armed robberies across King County.

Bothell Police Patrol Officers first spotted the vehi...

Join us and Learn: Dog Walker Watch Program

Come join us for a one-night class and learn about the Dog Walker Watch Program!  It's free, fun and will provide helpful information about neighborhood safety and keeping an eye out for suspicious activity. 

• Wh...

Tracking Device + Owner's Records Helps Officers Quickly Recover Stolen Bicycle

Quick 911 Call Helps Officers Recover Stolen Vehicle, Arrest Suspect

On March 23, an alert Bothell resident wasted no time calling 911 to report some suspicious activity happening in the 18300 block of 96^th Lane. 

The caller told dispatchers she heard some unusual noises and looked out her home’s window. ...

Suspect Arrested, Charged with Felony Assault, Obstruction

At 1:45 PM Sunday, March 19 Officers arrested one suspect on felony assault and obstruction charges, following a 911 call about a domestic disturbance in the 18600 block of Bothell Way NE.

Officers located a female victim, who had injuries to the head that...

Rainbow Fentanyl Used to Target Children, Teens

Bothell Police wants community members, and especially parents, to be aware of brightly colored fentanyl pills used to target children, teens and young adults.  

Fentanyl is a highly addictive synthetic opioid that is 50 times more potent...

Quick 911 Call Helps Officers Arrest Two Suspects in Commercial Burglary Case

On Saturday, January 21 at 4:13 AM - an alert neighbor called 911 after hearing breaking glass and witnessing three suspects getting out of a white van near a business in the 17700 block of Bothell Way NE.  

  Officers quickly responded a...

Bothell Police Chief Seeks Volunteers for New Community Advisory Committee

Interested community members are encouraged to learn more and apply to be part of a first-of-its-kind program for the City of Bothell Police Department.

The Bothell Police Community Advisory Committee will meet regularly and advise Police Chief Ke...

Beloved Tools Returned, Thanks to Good Teamwork

Matt Harmon is a good, helpful neighbor.  When a storm hits,  he volunteers his time and his favorite tools to help clear fallen debris.  He's invested quite a bit of his hard-earned money into the power tools that make...

Annual Pet Food Drive Underway. Everett Animal Shelter in Urgent Need of Pet Food Donations

Our city partner for animal welfare services, The Everett Animal Shelter is in great need of pet food donations this winter.  The shelter is housing many dogs, cats and more right now and they continue to accept more daily.

Donation bins will be i...

Scam Alert: Fake Warnings About Arrest Warrants

 Your local police department will not text, call or email you with a warning about an arrest warrant.  Never.  Ever.

 If you are ever contacted with a "warning" about an arrest warrant - it is a scam. &nbs...

Sign Up! Bothell Police Community Academy: January 12 - March 16:

This winter, Bothell Police is hosting Community Academy; an opportunity to get an up-close, in depth look at your local police department.  Over 10 Thursdays this winter,  participants will get behind-the-scenes access and insight, with...

Applications Now Available for Winter 2023 Bothell Police Community Academy

Applications are available now for Bothell community members to participate in the Bothell Police Community Academy;  January 12 - March 16, 2023.

Each Thursday (from 6:00pm - 8:30pm), participants will get a behind-the-scenes look at what goes on...

Car Seat Confusion? Bothell Patrol Officer Certified, and Ready to Help

While most parents and caregivers are confident that they have correctly installed their child’s car seat, almost half (46%), have been installed incorrectly, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

It's a fright...

Barricaded Suspect Arrested, Without Injury

Snohomish County Prosecutor Declines Charges Against Officer

On August 1, 2022, Snohomish County Prosecutor Adam Cornell notified independent investigators with the Snohomish County Multi-Agency Response Team that no charges would be filed against Bothell Police Officer Michael Garcia in the July 29, 2020 use-of-fo...

Detectives and US Marshals Arrest Suspect on Sex Crimes Involving a Minor

Bothell Police Detectives,  in partnership with the US Marshals Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force, located and arrested a registered sex offender on new charges, following an intensive investigation.

 The suspect faces multipl...

Bothell Police Investigate Homicide from Domestic Violence/Physical Assault. Suspect in Custody

The Bothell Police Department is investigating a homicide resulting from domestic violence and physical assault.

The lone suspect, a 35-year-old man has been arrested and is in custody, following the death of his 72-year-old father at their home in the 320...

Why Suspects Get Away, How Quick Calls to 911 Help

On March 22,  a woman in the 22900 block of 15^th Ave SE flagged down a Bothell Police officer.  The woman had just witnessed a catalytic-converter theft.  She could describe the suspect and his vehicle (an older model, Black BMW...

Bothell Police Detectives Arrest Suspect in Bothell High School Threat

On Wednesday, January 12, Bothell Police detectives arrested one suspect in a November 30 threat against Bothell High School that was posted online.

The threat prompted a campus-wide security search, the cancellation of athletic games and practices, and th...

New Recruit Welcomed, Thanks to Community Donors, Council Vote

Bothell Police welcomes patrol-K9-in training,  Allegro ("Ro")!   

Ro still has hundreds of hours of testing, training and hard work ahead. The eager pup shows a lot of promise and loves to learn.

On July 20, 2021, Bothe...

Officers Recover Stolen Car (and much more) - Thanks to Alert Neighbor

 On Tuesday, January 4, in the 22000 block of 18^th Ave SE, Bothell Police recovered a stolen vehicle, along with a stolen credit card, a broken safe and a credit card reader. The devices are often used by thieves to duplicate stolen debit cards, ...

North Sound RADAR Adds Three Full-Time Navigator Positions

The RADAR Navigator program is taking a major step forward, adding three full-time positions. 

RADAR Navigators work alongside officers in response to in-progress law enforcement calls that involve individuals in crisis, who have behavior...

Statement from Chief Seuberlich - Serving with Professionalism, Compassion, and Equity

Over the last few weeks, I’ve had the opportunity to talk with many community members to discuss a wide range of topics.  As a result, I feel that it is important for me, as the Chief of Police, to reaffirm our department’s co...