Learn how city government works at Lynnwood University

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Lynnwood University invites residents to participate in a program aimed at enhancing understanding of city governance. The initiative focuses on educating citizens about the roles of different city departments and the decision-making processes that impact their lives. Interactive sessions will allow participants to engage directly with city officials and ask questions. This program reflects a commitment to transparency and civic participation, fostering a deeper connection between residents and their local government. By equipping citizens with knowledge, the initiative aims to inspire greater involvement in community affairs.

The program also highlights the importance of informed citizenry for a functioning democracy. As more residents engage in local governance, the potential for positive change increases. Ultimately, the initiative seeks to create a more informed and active community in Lynnwood.

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