Council to hold public hearing Dec. 2 on amendments to 2023-24 budget - Lynnwood Today

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The Lynnwood City Council is preparing for an important public hearing scheduled for December 2, which will address proposed amendments to the 2023-24 budget. This hearing presents a valuable opportunity for local residents to engage directly with council members about changes that affect their community. According to the council agenda, the amendments are deemed necessary to align the budget with the city's evolving needs and priorities. Public participation is not only encouraged but essential, showcasing the council's commitment to transparency and accountability in governance. The amendments may involve reallocating funds or adjusting expenditures to better serve the Lynnwood community.

Attendance at this hearing is crucial, as it allows residents to express their concerns and support for the proposed financial changes. The decisions made during this session could significantly influence the allocation of city resources moving forward. Engaging with local government is a vital part of fostering community involvement and ensuring that residents' voices are heard in the budgeting process.

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