Lacey City Council Proclaims January 13 as Korean-American Day

During their January 7 meeting, the Lacey City Council proclaimed January 13 as Korean-American Day in Lacey. They encourage businesses, organizations, public and private entities, and community members to recognize Korean American Day, take time to celebrate the contributions of Korean Americans, and join the City of Lacey in creating a welcoming environment and a culture of belonging.

Official proclamation from the City of Lacey declaring January 13, 2025, as Korean American Day, signed by Mayor Andy Ryder and featuring a decorative border and city seal.
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