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Special Council Meeting - January 16, 2024

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On January 16, 2024, at 7:00 p. m. , the Pullman City Council will hold a special meeting aimed at interviewing and selecting a new Councilmember for Ward 1. Mayor Francis Benjamin has called this meeting to address the urgent need for representation in the council after a recent vacancy. The council aims to ensure that constituents' voices are heard and their interests are represented effectively.

Residents can engage in the meeting virtually through a dedicated telephone line or by watching on YouTube, promoting accessibility. This proactive approach reflects the city's commitment to transparency and community engagement in governance. Attending such meetings allows residents to stay informed about local issues and participate in shaping their community's leadership. The selection of a new Councilmember is a pivotal step in maintaining effective governance in Pullman. As the city continues to evolve, such initiatives are vital for fostering collaboration between elected officials and the community.

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