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Provide Feedback on Proposed Changes to City Utility Rates at Public Hearing on March 24

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The City of Snoqualmie will hold a public hearing on March 24, 2025, at 7 PM during the City Council Meeting to discuss potential changes to utility rates for the years 2025 to 2030. This meeting provides an opportunity for local residents to voice their opinions and concerns regarding the proposed adjustments. The changes are designed to meet the funding and operational needs of essential city services. It is critical for community members to participate, as their feedback will help inform the City Council's final decision on the rates. The adjustments are part of a broader strategy to ensure sustainability and efficiency within the city's utility services.

Rates are expected to be reviewed periodically to keep pace with inflation and service demands. The city emphasizes the importance of public engagement in these discussions. Residents should prepare to share their insights and experiences related to utility services during the hearing.

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