Want to be on the Auburn City Council? City seeking candidates to fill vacancy

Auburn, WALocal News

The City of Auburn is calling for applications to fill a City Council vacancy, which will last until December 31, 2025, and is vital for community governance. Residents interested in applying must have lived in Auburn for at least one year and be registered voters, ensuring that candidates are well-rooted in the community. Applications are due by March 24, 2025, with the selection process including interviews and a council vote scheduled for April 14, 2025. The council meetings are held regularly, fostering transparency and civic participation. Successful candidates will receive a monthly salary of $1,667.

16, reflecting the importance of the role in local governance. This appointment not only fills a crucial position but also encourages resident involvement in local decision-making processes. Interested individuals can apply online or obtain application materials at City Hall, reinforcing accessibility. The timeline and requirements underscore the city's commitment to engaging its citizens in governance.

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