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Notice of Special Leavenworth City Council Budget Retreat Meeting

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The Leavenworth City Council is hosting a special budget retreat meeting on July 13, 2021, at 9:00 AM local time. This gathering will focus on essential budgetary planning, a critical component of effective municipal governance. R. James Steiner will lead discussions, indicating the council's commitment to transparency and community involvement. The meeting will take place at the city's mailing address in Leavenworth, Washington, making it accessible for local residents interested in fiscal matters.

Budget retreats like this are vital as they shape the financial future of community services and infrastructure projects. Residents are encouraged to participate and voice their concerns or suggestions regarding the city's budget allocations. Given the current economic climate, this meeting holds added significance, as it will address funding priorities that impact daily life. Engaging with the council during such events fosters a stronger community bond and promotes accountability in governance.

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