Community Invited to Cushman and Adams Substations Workshops on October 21 and 26

Tacoma, WALocal News

The City of Tacoma is set to hold workshops on October 21 and 26, inviting community members to engage in discussions about the Cushman and Adams substations. These workshops are crucial for gathering public feedback and fostering community involvement in local electrical infrastructure projects. Joshua Cushman, a prominent organizer, emphasizes the significance of resident participation in shaping decisions that impact their neighborhoods. By hosting these sessions, Tacoma demonstrates its dedication to transparency and collaboration with its citizens. Attendees will have the chance to voice their concerns, ask questions, and gain insights into the operations and importance of the substations.

This initiative not only promotes civic engagement but also aims to enhance the effectiveness of local services based on community input. The workshops underscore the city's commitment to addressing the needs and priorities of its residents. Overall, this event is an important step toward building a more connected and responsive local government.

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