This Week in Kirkland Podcast

Kirkland, WALocal News

The "This Week in Kirkland" podcast, hosted by Deputy City Manager Jim Lopez, offers a crucial platform for Kirkland residents to engage with their local government and stay updated on community affairs. The podcast covers a range of topics, from policy discussions to public safety initiatives, ensuring listeners are well-informed about city operations and events. Recently, the podcast earned a Second Place award from the National Association of Government Communicators, underscoring its impact and quality. Each episode features special guests, such as local leaders and community members, who share their perspectives on significant issues affecting Kirkland, including coyote safety and tax filing assistance. The podcast also promotes civic engagement, encouraging residents to participate in city governance and community projects like the Green Kirkland Partnership.

With a commitment to transparency and communication, the podcast serves as an important civic resource. It not only informs but also inspires residents to take an active role in shaping their community. By fostering a dialogue between city officials and citizens, the podcast enhances community cohesion and public trust in local governance.

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