Opening for a City of Leavenworth Planning Commissioner

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth is actively seeking applicants for a Planning Commissioner position, which is pivotal for the city's growth and development strategy. This role entails participating in discussions that influence urban planning, zoning, and land-use policies. Candidates should possess a solid understanding of local governance and the complexities of urban growth boundaries. Sue Cragun, the Executive Assistant, is the designated point of contact for inquiries and submissions. This opening reflects the city's dedication to fostering community involvement in governance and planning.

It also highlights the importance of local leadership in shaping the future of Leavenworth. Interested individuals can find further details and apply via the city’s official website. Engaging residents in such opportunities ensures that the city's development aligns with community needs and aspirations.

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