She’ll be a positive voice for Edmonds

We are so excited that Peggy Pritchard Olson is endorsed by the Edmonds Firefighters Local 1828 and by the Edmonds Police Officers Association. She is also endorsed by Mayor Gary Haakenson and several council members. Additionally, she is endorsed by City Council candidate, Mauri Moore.

We believe that these endorsements mean that people who want to solve our city’s problems (not simply point them out and point fingers) think that they can work with Peggy to find real solutions. They also have confidence in Peggy’s willingness to work with them in solving the city’s problems.

We join with those endorsers, and hundreds of friends and neighbors who endorse Peggy, and congratulate her on living up to her reputation. Peggy Pritchard Olson will be a positive and effective voice on the Edmonds City Council.

LAURIE J. DRESSLER

Edmonds

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