Request for Proposals (RFP) for 2024 Village of Lights Flagging

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth is preparing for its annual Village of Lights festival by issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) for Traffic Control Services for the 2024 event. This initiative aims to ensure the safety and efficiency of traffic management during the festival, which draws significant crowds each year. Consultant Sue Cragun is overseeing the proposal process, emphasizing the importance of local engagement. Businesses and contractors in the area are encouraged to participate, showcasing their expertise in traffic control and event management. The exact submission deadline remains to be announced, but it is expected to coincide with the festival's planning timeline.

This RFP reflects the city's proactive approach to community safety and operational excellence during high-traffic events. By involving local contractors, Leavenworth not only enhances safety but also stimulates economic growth within the community. The Village of Lights festival is a hallmark of local culture, making this RFP a vital step in ensuring its continued success.

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