Safe streets. Strong parks. Vibrant neighborhoods. Edmonds is worth it.

Vote Yes! for Prop 1 on November 4th!

Vote Yes! for Prop 1 on November 4th!

The City of Edmonds is seeking approval of Proposition 1 in the upcoming election on November 4th.

This levy is an investment in our city’s future and will specifically fund the following areas: Parks, Police, Planning, Streets and Sidewalks.

This is an important step towards ensuring our city staff and services are fully-funded, and that essential services and programs are not cut further.

Join us by voting YES on Proposition 1.

What’s at Stake?

The Edmonds Theater marquee announcing the premiere of the 2025 film 'Marvels Thunderbolts' on May 5, 2025, with a building featuring a white facade and three windows in the background. A tree with green leaves and a street lamp are partly visible on the left side.
  • An icon of a person pointing at a presentation board or screen, indicating teaching or training in an educational setting.

    Gather a Group

    We’ll come speak to your group about the campaign.

    Sign Up
  • Icon of a loudspeaker emitting sound waves on an orange circular background

    Volunteer

    Sign up to get involved. Help us get out the vote!

    Sign Up
  • A navy blue hand holding a dollar sign on an orange circular background

    Contribute

    We’re sustained by donations from our community.

    Donate
A woman with curly hair wearing a peach-colored top smiling while sitting at a classroom desk with educational posters, a plant, and a blackboard in the background.

For 25 years, our business has proudly called Edmonds — and the Frances Anderson Center — home. This place holds a special place in my heart. That’s why I believe so strongly in investing in it, not only for our current community, but for the generations of families who will one day make Edmonds their home and enjoy its treasured parks and public spaces. That’s why I’m supporting Proposition 1 - because Edmonds is worth it!

Christi Kreft, Owner, Edmonds Montessori

“

Front view of Frances E. Anderson Cultural and Leisure Center, a beige building with large windows, steps leading to entrance, and greenery in front.