Bavarian (Leavenworth) Substation Community Meeting Feb. 13th

Leavenworth, WALocal News

A community meeting is set for February 13, 2025, to discuss the Bavarian Substation project in Leavenworth, Washington. Hosted by Chelan County PUD, the meeting will begin at 6:00 PM local time and aims to inform residents about the ongoing construction of the electrical substation. Attendees will have a platform to express their concerns and ask questions regarding how the substation may affect their community. The meeting is a vital step in Chelan County PUD's commitment to transparency and customer relationship management, ensuring that local voices are included in the planning process. Additionally, the construction project is expected to have significant implications for the electrical infrastructure in Chelan County, making community input even more crucial.

As the town of Leavenworth embraces its Bavarian heritage, the substation project becomes a pivotal topic in balancing modernization with local culture. Residents are encouraged to participate actively to ensure their perspectives are considered. Overall, the meeting will serve as an essential forum for dialogue between the utility provider and the community.

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