Special Notice Notice of Special Meeting City Councilmember Quorum City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Leavenworth City Council has issued a special notice regarding a meeting scheduled for May 8, 2023, at the Chelan County Fire District 3 Fire Hall, starting at 6:30 PM. This gathering will see a quorum of council members in attendance, providing residents with a vital opportunity to engage in discussions about local governance. The meeting underscores the council's commitment to transparency and community involvement, allowing citizens to voice their concerns and opinions directly to their elected representatives. As local government continues to evolve, such forums are essential for fostering dialogue between officials and constituents, ensuring that community needs are prioritized. The notice also highlights the importance of public participation in shaping policies that affect daily life in Leavenworth.

By encouraging attendance, the city aims to enhance civic engagement and promote a collaborative approach to local issues. This initiative not only reinforces the council's accountability but also strengthens the bond between residents and their local government. Overall, the special meeting represents a significant step towards a more inclusive and participatory governance model.

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