Master Plan News

Search begins for contractorto oversee $196 million project in Lynnwood

August 24, 2026

Search begins for GC/CM for $196M Lynnwood city center remaking

August 21, 2026

Homebuyers, priced out of Seattle and Eastside, head north to Lynnwood

May 8, 2026

Design team named for 13-acre Lynnwood redevelopment

April 6, 2026

Lynnwood Public Facilities Architecture, Engineering a Development Team

April 1, 2026

Seattle firm to lead design of Lynnwood city center redevelopment

April 1, 2026

Lynnwood PFD Selects Five Firms for “The District” Redevelopment Project

March 31, 2026

Lynnwood Public Facilities District Selects Pine Street Group and LMN to Lead 13-Acre Redevelopment of City Center

March 31, 2026

From Gray to Green: Janet Pope unveils Lynnwood’s new $570M City Center Vision

March 5, 2026

Inside ‘The District’ – the project transforming Lynnwood ‘from grey to green’

October 20, 2025

Lynnwood City Council approves development of ‘The District’

October 15, 2025

Mixed-Use Development Plan approved by Lynnwood City Council

October 15, 2025

Lynnwood City Council approves major steps in Lynnwood Event Center expansion

October 14, 2025

Lynnwood City Council greenlights a new $600 million vision for the Lynnwood Event Center

October 14, 2025

Mixed-use development plan gets green light from Lynnwood City Council

October 14, 2025

Snohomish County Treasurer Approves Design Loan

October 14, 2025

Lynnwood City Council takes up plan to redevelop eventcenter site into mixed-use district

October 13, 2025

Chris Collier

Position #3

Chris Collier is a Washington State native. He received his BS in Information Technology from Central Washington University and a Master of Public Administration from The Evergreen State College. In large part thanks to his work at NASA with the Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs, and later working for Governor Inslee in constituent services, he has lived far and wide from Washington DC to Texas, Arizona to Olympia, and all points in between, including time overseas. At the Alliance for Housing Affordability, Chris supports the member cities in understanding and responding to housing affordability. This includes data gathering and analytics, technical expertise, state and local policy, housing vouchers, presentations to councils, planning commissions and community, and more. He has worked as the AHA Program Manager since 2016.

Frank Percival

Position #2

Frank E Percival became the President / CEO of the Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce in January of 2024.

He previously served as the Executive Director of the Washington Association of Mortgage Professionals, a statewide trade organization representing thousands of licensed Washington State mortgage loan originators.

A Seattle native with over 30 years of experience as a leader in the mortgage industry, and decades of serving leadership & fundraising positions with organizations like the Greater Seattle Business Association, Lifelong (a Health Services Organization), WAMP, Pride Foundation, Habitat for Humanity – Snohomish, Compass House, and Leadership Tomorrow – Seattle.

Frank has been a resident of Lynnwood for the past 14 years, where he and his husband were fortunate to have found their “forever home” (in which they love to gather their 3 grown sons & their families – Washington State residents, all – as often as possible).

Frank is honored to represent businesses & professionals in his new role with the Lynnwood Chamber, and is dedicated to help foster a thriving community that exemplifies equality, equity, access & representation for all of our neighbors.

Vivian Dong

Position #2

Vivian Dong is a senior engineer with extensive expertise in technology, advertising, and finance. She is also the founder of Safe Lynnwood, a grassroots community organization composed of ordinary parents and residents deeply committed to enhancing the safety and well-being of Lynnwood city. Moreover, she serves as the Community Director for Asian Parents for Educational Excellence, an organization dedicated to bridging the gap between the Asian immigrant community and the public education system. Having confronted the challenges of being an Asian immigrant herself, her primary motivation is to assist those facing similar circumstances, helping them overcome unique obstacles, fulfill their dreams, and find a comfortable place to call home in this community.

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