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This week, Whitman County Commissioners and various city councils are scheduled to meet in the Moscow and Pullman region. The Moscow City Council meets at 7 p. m. on Monday in the council chambers at City Hall, while the Pullman City Council will gather at the same time on Tuesday. Other notable gatherings include the Palouse Prairie School Board at 6 p.

m. on Monday and the Latah County Commissioners at 9 a. m. on Tuesday in Moscow's Courthouse. On Tuesday, the Moscow Human Rights Commission convenes at 4 p.

m. in the mayor’s conference room, highlighting the city’s commitment to social issues. The Moscow Planning and Zoning meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 p. m. , providing an opportunity for community input on local development.

These meetings are vital for local governance and community engagement, allowing residents to voice concerns and influence decisions. The Pullman Planning Commission will also meet Wednesday at 5:30 p. m. , offering additional avenues for civic participation. Participation in these meetings fosters transparency and accountability in local government.

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