PRESS RELEASE Letters of Interest Being Accepted for Open Position on the Planning Commission

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth has announced an opportunity for residents to apply for an open seat on the Planning Commission, which is crucial in guiding the city’s long-term development and policy-making. This important advisory board is tasked with formulating recommendations that align with the community's vision as outlined in the Comprehensive Plan and municipal regulations. Candidates must reside within city limits and will complete a term that runs until April 2027. Applications are due by 4:00 p. m.

on August 28, 2024, and can be submitted via email, mail, or in person. Kara Raftery (Zupke), the Communications and Special Projects Manager, encourages qualified residents to take part in this civic engagement opportunity. This initiative not only empowers citizens but also strengthens community ties by involving them in local governance. With the Planning Commission's role being pivotal, this is an excellent chance for residents to make a tangible impact on their community. For more information, residents can reach out to the City Clerk or the Communications Manager.

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