District 12 legislators plan town hall in Cashmere for June 4

Leavenworth, WALocal News

State Senator Keith Goehner, along with Representatives Brian Burnett and Mike Steele, will host a town hall meeting in Cashmere on June 4 from 6–7:30 p. m. The meeting aims to recap the current legislative session and promote transparency with constituents. Goehner, Burnett, and Steele highlighted their commitment to open dialogue, stating, “We value transparency, accessibility, and open dialogue with the people we serve. ” The agenda will cover key issues such as the state budget, tax measures, and education funding, allowing for public questions.

Engaging with state lawmakers provides residents a chance to influence local governance, especially in times of heightened political tension. A second town hall will be scheduled later for those unable to attend the first. The event underscores the legislators' approach to maintaining community connections and responsiveness. Contact details for public information officers are provided for any inquiries regarding the town hall.

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