Invitation to Bid Traffic Control Services for the 2022 Village of Lights Christmastown Event

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth has issued an invitation to bid for traffic control services for the much-anticipated 2022 Village of Lights: Christmastown Event. Set to take place during the holiday season, this event is expected to attract thousands of visitors, necessitating comprehensive traffic management to ensure safety and smooth operations. The city emphasizes that effective traffic control is vital for enhancing the visitor experience and maintaining accessibility throughout the festivities. Local contractors and businesses are encouraged to engage in this bidding process, reinforcing community involvement. This event not only enriches the local culture but also plays a significant role in boosting the economy through increased tourism.

Interested bidders can find detailed information and submission guidelines on the city’s official website. The call for bids reflects the city’s commitment to providing a safe and enjoyable environment for all attendees. This initiative showcases Leavenworth's vibrant holiday spirit and the importance of local collaboration in event planning.

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