City of Issaquah Seeks Volunteers for Fourth of July Commission

The City of Issaquah is inviting residents to volunteer for the Fourth of July Commission, a vital initiative as the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary of Independence in 2026. This commission will provide essential input and guidance for local festivities, including the July 4 events in 2025. Community members interested in shaping these celebrations are encouraged to express their interest by emailing Mayor Pauly before the April 11 deadline. Commission members will be expected to attend occasional meetings and actively participate during the events, ensuring a collaborative effort in planning. This opportunity not only allows residents to engage in civic activities but also fosters a sense of community pride and ownership in the celebrations.

By involving local voices, the city aims to create memorable and meaningful events that resonate with the community. Such initiatives are crucial for reinforcing local identity and honoring historical milestones. The commission's work will play a pivotal role in creating a festive atmosphere that reflects the spirit of Issaquah.