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Yakima Transit has announced multiple service interruptions, including no service on January 1st and December 25th, 2024, and January 20th, 2025, due to holidays. Additionally, there are weather-related delays that riders should be aware of. These updates are crucial for local commuters and residents planning their transit needs.
Yakima County has reported its first flu-related death of the season, prompting the Yakima Health District to release important information regarding flu vaccinations and preventive measures against respiratory illnesses. The news release is also available in Spanish, ensuring wider accessibility for the community. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about flu safety and vaccination options.
The Yakima City Council convened on January 7, 2025, to discuss key actions including funding for the Yakima Air Terminal and an interlocal agreement for the 2024 Justice Assistance Grant. The meeting also featured updates on budget outreach efforts, highlighting the Council's ongoing commitment to community development and resource allocation.
The Yakima City Council is set to convene for a regular meeting on January 7th, 2025, with a variety of significant agenda items, including appointments to boards and a public hearing on the 2024 Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program. The meeting will be accessible both in-person and via Zoom, providing opportunities for public engagement through comments. For complete details, residents can view the full agenda and participate in the discussion online.
The Yakima City Council is scheduled to meet on January 5, 2021, at 5:30 PM to discuss significant agenda items, including a resolution to extend the Mayoral Proclamation declaring an emergency order. This meeting will take place at Yakima City Hall, emphasizing local governance in response to ongoing challenges. The article, authored by John Fannin, provides essential details for residents regarding the city's legislative activities and decisions.
The Yakima City Council will host a public meeting on January 2, 2025, to address community concerns and municipal issues. Residents are encouraged to send their comments via postal mail to the council at their Yakima location. This event represents an important opportunity for civic engagement and local governance.
The January 2025 Issues Brief, authored by John Fannin, provides a comprehensive overview of city-related news and updates published monthly by the City of Yakima Community Relations Office. The e-Newsletter serves as a vital resource for residents, highlighting important community information and initiatives. Access the full document through the provided link for detailed insights on local governance and community engagement.
Yakima residents can now schedule appointments for Christmas tree disposal through the City’s Refuse Division, with fees set at $10 for trees up to 5 feet and $15 for taller trees. This initiative provides a convenient option for residents to manage post-holiday waste responsibly. The article emphasizes the city's commitment to community services as the holiday season concludes.
Security camera footage captured a man vandalizing the Yakima Police Department's Richard Zais Law and Justice Center on December 11, 2024, throwing rocks at its front doors. Yakima Police are seeking information on the incident, urging the community to assist in identifying the suspect. This act of vandalism raises concerns about safety and public trust in local law enforcement.
The City of Yakima will observe closures for Thanksgiving on November 28th and 29th, affecting key facilities such as City Hall and the Municipal Court, though emergency services will remain operational. This announcement highlights the city's commitment to public services during the holiday season while preparing for upcoming community events like the Holiday Lighted Parade.