PREFERRED VENDOR/PARTNER n Weidner Apartment Homes www.weidner.com Founded in 1977 by Dean Weidner, Weidner Apartment Homes is a leading real estate investment, development, and property management company based in Kirkland, WA. As of July 2025, Weidner ranks as the 12th largest owner of apartments in the U.S. and operates in 13 U.S. states and four Canadian provinces. n Selland Construction, Inc. www.sellandconstruction.com Selland Construction, a premier Wenatchee, WA-based regional civil contractor, specializes in earthwork and utilities since 1958. With affiliated companies, we excel in vertical commercial and industrial construction, concrete curb, gutter, and sidewalk projects, delivering quality, safety, and expertise across the Northwest. n Wenatchee Valley YMCA www.wenymca.org The Wenatchee Valley YMCA is a membership organization open to all people. Strengthening community is our cause. We do this by working together to provide services and programs that invest in our kids, our health, and our neighbors. That’s why we focus on Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility. n The Salcido Group of Companies www.thesalcidogroup.com Combining mechanical and electrical systems expertise with full project management experience brings nearly any project within reach. Our combined areas of expertise are instrumental in building out existing facilities with heavy electrical and mechanical solutions, for design/build solutions at a fraction of the cost of new construction. “Over the first two action plans, we’ve seen about 100 of the projects and programs meet their objectives. All those things are based on collaboration, people working together, innovation, taking ideas and making sure that they happen.” The pandemic brought an influx of high-income residents, with new arrivals averaging $95,000 per capita income during the first two years. This demographic shift, combined with ongoing infrastructure investment and strategic business recruitment, positions Wenatchee to maintain its collaborative culture while managing substantial growth.The real test will be whether the partnership model that built today’s success can adapt to tomorrow’s scale and complexity. 235 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 08 WENATCHEE, WA
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