Snoqualmie Citizens Academy Goes Virtual

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Snoqualmie Citizens Academy is embracing a virtual format, allowing residents to engage with their city government through an educational video series. This initiative aims to enhance civic engagement and provides an accessible platform for learning about local governance. The series will cover key topics such as the roles of various city departments and how they serve the community, empowering residents with knowledge about municipal operations. This shift to virtual learning is particularly timely, as it facilitates participation during periods when in-person gatherings may be restricted. The video format not only makes the content more accessible but also allows residents to learn at their own pace.

By leveraging technology, the city of Snoqualmie demonstrates its commitment to transparency and community involvement. The Citizens Academy serves as a valuable resource for those looking to become more informed about local government processes. Overall, this initiative underscores the importance of civic education in fostering an engaged and informed citizenry.

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