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The Lacey Library Board, consisting of six members, plays a vital role in shaping library services in the City of Lacey. They meet regularly to plan and develop library programs, which are essential for the community, encouraging public participation. For further inquiries, residents are invited to contact the Library Manager, Holly Paxson.
The City of Lacey has partnered with PaymentWorks, a cloud-based software, to streamline the management and validation of vendor information starting in Fall 2023. This new system is designed to enhance security and efficiency for both new and existing vendors, allowing them to manage their accounts and payment histories seamlessly.
The Lacey Historical Commission plays a vital role in preserving and promoting the city's historical resources, offering public education and interpretive programs. Their monthly meetings at Lacey City Hall are open to the public, encouraging community engagement in local history.
The Parks, Culture, and Recreation Board plays a vital role in advising the City Council on essential aspects of local parks and recreational facilities. Monthly meetings at City Hall encourage public participation in discussing the development and management of community resources.
The Lacey City Council is set to hold a public hearing on January 21, 2025, to discuss the designation of a residential target area for a multi-family tax exemption. This initiative aims to encourage the development of affordable housing and provide financial incentives for potential developers. The hearing will allow community members to voice their opinions and contribute to the decision-making process.
The City Clerk's Office in Lacey focuses on public service while ensuring compliance with various regulations. It manages all official city records, emphasizing transparency and accountability for residents. The office plays a crucial role in local governance by maintaining access to essential documents.
The "Parks Improvement Funding Workgroup" event, scheduled for December 17, 2024, aims to discuss funding for capital improvements related to parks and nature in Parks, Arizona. This initiative falls under various categories, including Executive Leadership, Government Business, and Parks & Nature, highlighting its multifaceted importance. The workgroup seeks to address community needs through strategic resolutions and improvements in local parks.
The Lacey Commission on Equity was established by the Lacey City Council to foster a more inclusive community, addressing critical issues surrounding race and equity. The Commission, comprising seven adults and one youth member, aims to enhance participation from underrepresented groups and has recently adopted a strategic plan for diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging from 2024 to 2030. Meetings are held monthly, allowing public input through written and verbal comments.
The Lacey City Council has adopted a strategic plan to enhance Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) in the community from 2024 to 2030. This comprehensive plan outlines key goals and strategies aimed at fostering a more inclusive and equitable environment for all residents. The initiative emphasizes the importance of community engagement and aims to eliminate barriers to participation.
The City of Lacey announced a series of upcoming community events aimed at fostering local engagement and participation. These events include various activities to be held at different venues throughout the city, enhancing community spirit and involvement.