Woodinville growth: Preserving our neighborhoods and building our public infrastructure

by Mike Millman, Woodinville Mayor
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L to R | Alex Herzog Assistant to the City Manager, Jake Johnston Woodinville Consultant for Federal Lobbying, Congresswoman DelBene, Mayor Mike Millman, City Manager Brandon Buchanan


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