Scene in Lynnwood Lynnwood University Class of 2025

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Lynnwood University celebrated the graduation of over a dozen students Thursday, marking the conclusion of its annual six-week program focused on city operations. The free program, led by Communications Manager Nathan MacDonald, featured presentations from city department directors and staff. Participants learned about the organizational structures and roles of various departments, gaining insights into how these entities serve the community. This initiative aims to increase civic engagement and transparency in local governance. Graduates received practical knowledge that can empower them to navigate city services more effectively.

Such programs contribute to strengthening the relationship between the city government and its residents. Lynnwood University has become a vital tool for fostering informed citizenship. The program continues to attract local residents eager to understand their government's functions.

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