Council Members Attend Association of Washington Cities Action Days

University Place, WALocal News

U. P. City Council Members recently took part in the Association of Washington Cities (AWC) Action Days held at Saint Martin’s University in Olympia, a pivotal event for local governance. The three-day conference attracted 325 city officials, creating a platform for dialogue with state legislators about pressing legislative priorities. Participants engaged in workshops that tackled various challenges affecting their communities, including the effective use of data in government.

Mayor Pro Tem Ed Wood emphasized the value of networking with other city leaders and state officials, stating, “AWC Action Days were a great opportunity to learn from our peers in other cities. ” This collaboration not only enhances local governance but also equips officials with the necessary tools to advocate effectively for their constituents. The insights gained during the event are crucial for addressing the unique needs of University Place. Local leaders returned with actionable information to influence policy decisions. Ultimately, the AWC Action Days serve as a vital conduit for fostering relationships and advancing community interests at the state level.

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