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Mayor Ross shares a special message to the community and looks back at City accomplishments in this final installment of the Ross Report. 

Read the November/ Final Ross Report below or view PDF version here. 

Mayor Ross was busy in October in support of Snoqualmie residents and businesses. See the latest Ross Report below or view PDF version here: Oct. 2025 Ross Report 

Read the September Ross Report below or view the Sept. Ross Report PDF version. 

Read the August Ross Report below.  View the August 2025 Ross Report PDF version.

Mayor Ross was busy in July, supporting the community, including welcoming new businesses and learning about the opening experience from their owners; celebrating safety and infrastructure improvements downtown; and learning more about Snoqualmie Valley nonprofits and the important work done on behalf of our residents.  

Read the July Ross Report below or view PDF version.

Mayor Ross was busy in June, supporting the community, including welcoming residents and visitors at the grand opening of the long-awaited splash pad, celebrating the fire station's 20th anniversary and new fire engine, and learning about the important work of local nonprofits. 

Read the June Ross Report below or view PDF version.

Mayor Ross was busy in May supporting and advocating for Snoqualmie residents and businesses. From welcoming new businesses, to collaborating with fellow mayors, to participating in special community events, May was a go-go-go month! 

Read the May Ross Report for all the details: www.snoqualmiewa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/44287/May-2025-Ross-Report or view it below. 

Mayor Ross was busy again last month. In April, she debuted the 2025 State of the City video, collaborated with Valley mayors, honored our volunteers, and supported the City's strong urban forestry program.

See the April Ross Report below or view the PDF version of the April Ross Report.

Mayor Katherine Ross was busy in March, advocating for Snoqualmie residents with the State Legislature and the King County Growth Management Planning Council. She also celebrated local businesses and supported staff emergency trainings. 

See the March Ross Report below or view PDF version HERE. 

Mayor Katherine Ross was busy in February, advocating for Snoqualmie and its residents. Last month she was in Olympia meeting with legislators; supporting businesses through Business Bingo; honoring the work of King County Search and Rescue; and proclaimed February Michael Polina month.

Learn more by reading the February 2025 edition of The Ross Report.  

See PDF version or jpg version below.

Mayor Ross was busy in January advocating for Snoqualmie residents and businesses. 

Read the latest Ross Report here or see below. 

Mayor Ross was busy in December in support of Snoqualmie residents and businesses. 

Read the latest Ross Report:

Mayor Ross was busy in November in support of Snoqualmie residents and businesses. 

Read the latest Ross Report:

The November Ross Report features information about a Veterans' Day event at the Snoqualmie Casino, an event honoring the Meadowbrook Farm Preservation Association, and more. 

In this new monthly update from Mayor Katherine Ross, learn about initiatives, updates, and ways you can get involved. 

View 2023 State of the City: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPb5i5yHZO4&t=294sSee Car Theft Ordinance: https://www.snoqualmiewa.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1328Take Community Priorities Survey: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/4f4d38a3d2f247a59d1675ac51a204e9View Volunteer Week Proclamation: https://www.snoqualmiewa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/36670/Proclamation-23-04-Volunteer-Appreciation-Day?bidId=