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Snohomish County Public Works Americans with Disabilities Act Advisory Committee seeks five new members

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Snohomish County Public Works is seeking five new members for its Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Public Right-of-Way Advisory Committee. This committee is dedicated to improving mobility and safety for individuals with disabilities in public areas throughout the county. Interested candidates can apply to make a meaningful contribution to this initiative. Members will play a crucial role in providing input on ADA compliance and advocating for accessible public rights-of-way. This initiative underscores the county's commitment to inclusivity and community engagement.

The committee meets regularly to discuss challenges and solutions related to accessibility. By adding new voices to the committee, Snohomish County aims to enhance its policies and practices in line with ADA standards. The deadline for applications is approaching, emphasizing the urgency of this call for participation.

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WA Democrats latest run at taxing the states largest companies

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