Explore Local Government: Applications Open for North Bend’s 2025 Citizens Academy

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North Bend has announced that applications are now open for its 2025 Citizens Academy, an educational program aimed at enhancing residents' understanding of local government operations. This initiative invites community members to connect with city leaders and staff, providing a platform for meaningful dialogue and civic engagement. Participants will gain insights into how their local government functions, the decision-making processes, and opportunities for involvement in various city projects. The program is designed to foster a sense of belonging and active participation in governance, crucial for the health of the community. Spaces in the academy are expected to fill quickly, and residents are encouraged to apply early to secure their spot.

This opportunity represents a significant step towards transparency in government and encourages informed citizenry. Through this academy, the City of North Bend aims to cultivate knowledgeable residents who are equipped to contribute positively to their community. Engaging with local government not only informs citizens but also empowers them to influence the direction of their city.

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