High school youth member needed for citizen advisory committee

Marysville, WALocal News

Marysville is actively seeking a high school youth member to join its citizen advisory committee, with applications due by October 2. Candidates are required to submit a letter of interest to Kathryn Bird, the Associate Planner. This committee is instrumental in discussing and evaluating initiatives supported by the Community Development Block Grant. Jon Nehring, a municipal council member, emphasizes the importance of youth participation in local governance. The committee aims to enhance community engagement and address various educational and social issues in the area.

The youth representative will provide valuable insights and perspectives, helping to shape the future of community services in Marysville. This initiative reflects a growing trend in local governance, where youth voices are increasingly recognized for their contributions to civic life. The committee's efforts are vital in ensuring that community development reflects the needs and aspirations of younger residents.

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