Two U.P. City Council Members to Serve on National Committee

University Place, WALocal News

Frank Boykin and Denise McCluskey, two members of the University Place City Council, have been appointed to serve on the National League of Cities' Small Cities Council for 2025. This council aims to promote collaboration and resource development for small communities with similar demographics and challenges. Boykin expressed his honor in taking part, emphasizing the importance of addressing issues that matter to local governance. McCluskey echoed this sentiment, hoping to glean effective practices that could benefit both University Place and other small cities nationwide. The National League of Cities has a long history, advocating for local interests and influencing federal policy for over a century.

Their experience and insights are expected to contribute significantly to the council's objectives. By participating in this council, Boykin and McCluskey will engage with other leaders to foster innovative solutions tailored for smaller municipalities. This appointment reflects a commitment to enhancing governance and community development in University Place and beyond.

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