Commissioner Bob Bugert and Mayor Carl Florea to host Community Meetings in Leavenworth Plain

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Commissioner Bob Bugert and Mayor Carl Florea are hosting community meetings in Leavenworth and Plain on March 31, 2022, to encourage resident participation in local governance. These meetings will be held both in person and virtually via Zoom, ensuring that all community members have the opportunity to engage. The discussions aim to address pressing local issues and foster a sense of community among residents. By facilitating open dialogue, the officials hope to gather valuable feedback and insights from the public. This initiative is a testament to the leaders' commitment to transparency and civic engagement.

Community participation is vital for effective governance, as it empowers residents to voice their opinions and contribute to decision-making processes. The meetings not only provide a platform for discussion but also reinforce the importance of collaboration in addressing community challenges. Engaging with constituents in this manner helps build trust and strengthens the bond between local leaders and the community they serve.

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