Its time to rank the top 5 names for the Citys new Vactor truck!

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth is inviting its residents to participate in a unique naming contest for a new addition to its public works fleet, specifically the Vactor 2100i Combination Sewer Cleaner. With five name finalists selected from community submissions, the city encourages residents to rank their choices in order of preference, with the voting process open until midnight on June 30, 2024. This initiative is a testament to Leavenworth’s commitment to fostering community engagement and making local governance more interactive. By allowing residents to vote on the name, the city not only values public opinion but also strengthens the relationship between city officials and community members. The contest aims to create excitement and a sense of ownership among residents regarding city assets.

Furthermore, it reflects an innovative approach to public participation in local government affairs. Interested participants can cast their votes through a provided link, ensuring a straightforward voting process. This engaging endeavor demonstrates Leavenworth's dedication to transparency and inclusivity in its governance.

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