Mayor Presents Annual Address on the City's Status

In her recent State of the City address, Lincoln City Mayor Susan Wahlke emphasized initiatives aimed at enhancing tourism and environmental sustainability. Highlighting the growing trend of dark sky tourism, she announced plans to reduce light pollution in the city to improve nighttime visibility of stars, which she believes could attract visitors looking for a retreat from urban light pollution. Wahlke also introduced a new, eco-friendly format for the Fourth of July celebration, replacing traditional fireworks with a synchronized drone light show, citing environmental and safety concerns. Furthermore, she discussed city funding for local nonprofits and emphasized strategic priorities, such as emergency preparedness, economic development, and infrastructure improvements, including the construction of a new visitor center and accessible beach access points. The mayor’s address underscored a commitment to community engagement and innovative planning while showcasing Lincoln City’s unique offerings and future aspirations.

Mayor Presents Annual Address on the City’s Status

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