
Aaron Reardon Remarks from the 2009 Focus on Farming Conference
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Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon addressing the 2009 Snohomish County Focus on Farming Conference

Aaron Reardon We should always remember those who have died in service, but today especially, we should remember fallen Seattle Police Officer Timothy Brenton as well as those soldiers who died Thursday at Fort Hood, Texas.

Aaron Reardon In memory of fallen Seattle Police Officer Timothy Brenton, Snohomish County flags are flying at half staff Friday, the day of his memorial. Click the link to read Executive Reardon's proclamation honoring Officer Brenton.
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More than 500 regional farmers, growers and retailers attended Thursday’s Focus on Farming Conference – the largest attendance in the event’s six year history. ...

Aaron Reardon is hosting his 6th annual Focus on Farming Conference. The FoF Conference is now the largest statewide summit dealing with the future of Agriculture. Come check it out. It is being held from 8am - 5pm at the Tulalip Hotel off I-5. You can't miss it.

Aaron Reardon InPerson Q&AQuestions for Aaron Reardon, by Steve Wilhelm, Puget Sound Business Journal

Aaron Reardon Yesterday's announcement by The Boeing Company was disappointing, but now we must move forward. There are still thousands of men and women who work for The Boeing Company in this community and across Washington. We must take the necessary actions to keep the jobs we have and create the new jobs we want by making this state a more dynamic and competitive place for businesses large and small to invest and grow.

Aaron Reardon Boeing picks South Carolina for 787 line
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Boeing has decided to put its second line for building the 787 in North Charleston, S.C., not Everett.

Aaron Reardon Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon talks with Boeing Machinist Charlie Grieser outside the union hall in Everett after announcing that Boeing's second 787 production line will be going to South Carolina. (Joshua Trujillo/seattlepi.com)

Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon’s statement on The Boeing Company’s decision to build a second 787 line in South Carolina: “The Boeing Company’s announcement to locate a second 787 line in North Charleston, S.C., signals that other states want what we have – a strong manufactu...

Statement from Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon on negotiations between The Boeing Company and the IAM regarding a second 787 line: “In recent weeks, both The Boeing Company and the IAM have publicly expressed a sincere willingness to resolve outstanding issues and remove all barriers –...

Aaron Reardon is a panelist at this morning's EDC of Snohomish County quarterly breakfast. Today's topic is "Blue Skies Above: Biofuels and Aviation."

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More than three weeks ago, facing one of the worst recessions ever Executive Reardon proposed a balanced 2010 budget that ensures necessary County services remain intact without raising taxes. On Wednesday, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley will introduce his budget, which preserves vital city services without imposing new t...axes. Like Reardon, Daley proposes combined furlough days and pay freezes for union, non-union and law enforcement personnel to help balance the 2010 budget.This plan has served Snohomish County well in 2009, and Executive Aaron Reardon’s proposed budget in 2010 offers the same: no tax increases, continued services and more efficient government. Across the country, local goverments are finding creative ways to maintain critical services, protect jobs and live within their means. The time to find new solutions to the challenges we face, as well as end business as usual, has arrived.Read More
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Mayor Richard Daley announced some cuts he wants to make to try to balance the city budget.

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The aerospace industry in Washington state has tremendous potential for growth in nearly every sector. However, before we can grow we must become more competitive and and protect the jobs we have. Today, our main competitors for future jobs are countries that never before had an aerospace industry. Companies such as ...Boeing need to be in a competitive state if they are going to be successful. The question is simple: Will Washington do what is necessary to be competitive going forward? Losing the second line of the 787 will make it that much more difficult to grow the industry in our state and puts thousands of jobs at risk.Read More
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