REMINDER Safe Auburn conversations continue, starting Tuesday, Jan. 14

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The City of Auburn is launching the second phase of its “Safe Auburn: Community Conversations” series, starting January 14, 2025, to foster dialogue on public safety and community improvement. Meetings will take place at various local schools, including West Auburn High School and Chinook Elementary School, providing residents with multiple opportunities to participate. The focus will be on actionable safety measures and resources to combat previously identified challenges. The City has emphasized the importance of community input and collaboration, urging residents to attend and share their ideas. Light refreshments will be available at each session, creating a welcoming atmosphere for discussions.

Additionally, online resources will be provided for those who missed the initial meetings, allowing broader community engagement. The initiative highlights Auburn's dedication to enhancing public safety and strengthening ties between residents and local authorities. By encouraging open dialogue, the City aims to ensure that the voices of all Auburn residents contribute to shaping a safer community.

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