Seeking Volunteers for Fourth of July Commission in Issaquah

Issaquah, WALocal News

The City of Issaquah is actively seeking volunteers to join its Fourth of July Commission, a pivotal group that will help shape the local festivities for the 2025 and 2026 Independence Day celebrations. With the upcoming 250th anniversary of American Independence in 2026, this initiative holds particular significance for residents who cherish local traditions. The commission will play an essential role in providing input and guidance, ensuring that the events reflect community values and interests. Members are expected to attend occasional meetings and engage actively during the celebrations. Interested individuals should contact Mayor Pauly by April 4 via email, sharing their name and any relevant experiences that would make them suitable candidates.

This effort emphasizes the city's commitment to community involvement, fostering a collaborative atmosphere where residents can contribute their ideas. By involving community members, the city not only strengthens local traditions but also enhances civic pride. Ultimately, the Fourth of July Commission will be instrumental in creating memorable celebrations for all.

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