Community Connectors Program Launches (Amharic)

Burien, WALocal News

The newly launched Burien Community Connectors Program seeks to bridge the gap between the city and its diverse population by fostering civic engagement. By collaborating with local community leaders, the program aims to enhance participation in city planning and decision-making processes, ensuring that the voices of all residents, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds, are included. The program provides guidance on various initiatives, including parks, recreational planning, and transportation, helping residents navigate city services effectively. It is designed to recognize and celebrate the unique cultural identities and experiences of immigrant and refugee communities. Participants will receive support in translating documents and accessing resources, promoting a more inclusive environment.

This initiative underscores Burien’s commitment to community representation and the importance of diverse perspectives in local governance. With a focus on building strong relationships between residents and city officials, the program aims to create a more connected and informed community. Engaging with the Community Connectors Program offers residents an opportunity to influence local policies and contribute to the city’s development.

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