District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 2

Spokane, WALocal News

District 3 Council Member Kitty Klitzke invites residents to participate in upcoming events this week to enhance community engagement. Council members represent residents on various boards and commissions, which are detailed in the district's newsletter. Klitzke emphasizes the significance of citizen involvement in local governance, stating that it strengthens community ties. The newsletter outlines the boards where council members advocate for the interests of District 3 residents. Participation in these events allows citizens to voice their opinions and address pressing local issues.

Engaging with the council fosters transparency and accountability in government. This initiative reflects a broader trend in local governance aimed at increasing public involvement. Community engagement is crucial for effective representation and responsive policymaking.

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