Yakima City Council May 2nd Regular Meeting Preview

Yakima, WALocal News

The Yakima City Council is scheduled to meet on May 2, 2023, at 5:30 PM at Yakima City Hall, located at 129 N. 2nd Street. This regular meeting will cover various agenda items significant to local governance and community welfare. Residents are invited to review the full agenda, accessible via NovusAGENDA, to understand the topics that will be discussed. Notably, ongoing infrastructure projects like the Fair Avenue Sewer Main Project are expected to cause traffic disruptions in the coming weeks.

The council is likely to address these issues and their impact on the community during the meeting. Public participation is vital for ensuring that community voices are heard and considered in city decisions. The meeting serves as an excellent opportunity for residents to stay informed about local developments and contribute to discussions. Engaging with the council fosters transparency and accountability in local governance.

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