Help Shape North Bends Economic Future Apply for Open Commission Seats

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The City of North Bend is currently seeking applicants for two positions on its Business & Economic Development Commission, specifically for Position No. 2, which expires on December 31, 2027, and Position No. 5, expiring on December 31, 2028. This Commission plays a vital role in advising the City Council on economic growth and development projects, meeting monthly to discuss strategies and recommendations. Residents within the 98045 zip code are encouraged to apply, particularly those with strong business ties to the community, as preference will be given to such applicants.

The deadline for submitting applications is February 28, 2025, presenting a significant opportunity for locals to contribute to the economic future of North Bend. Engaging community members in these discussions is essential for fostering a thriving local economy. This initiative reflects the city’s intention to involve residents in critical decision-making processes that impact their lives. Serving on the Commission not only allows for direct input into local economic policies but also fosters collaboration with city leaders. Interested individuals can submit their applications via mail or email to the City Clerk, emphasizing the community's role in shaping its economic landscape.

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