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Now Accepting Permit Requests for October 2022 Events!

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The city of Leavenworth is actively accepting permit requests for events scheduled in October 2022, highlighting a commitment to community engagement and local celebration. Among the events anticipated is the renowned Oktoberfest, which brings together residents and tourists to enjoy fall festivities. This initiative underscores the importance of self-sufficiency and accountability within the local event planning process. Event organizers are urged to apply as soon as possible to allow for adequate preparation and coordination. The city recognizes that these events not only enrich the autumn experience but also support local businesses and foster a sense of community.

By welcoming applications, Leavenworth aims to create an inclusive environment for a variety of events. As the autumn season approaches, timely submissions are crucial for ensuring a successful lineup of activities. This proactive approach reflects the city's dedication to a vibrant and engaging community atmosphere.

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