Community Meetings Draw a Variety of Comments, Concerns - Lake Chelan News and Information

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County Commissioners recently hosted community meetings across their three districts, engaging nearly 200 local residents in discussions about pressing issues. In District 1, the focus was on infrastructure developments, including roundabouts and pathways to enhance connectivity. District 2's attendees expressed concerns over recent cuts to federal grants and specific proposals affecting Leavenworth, while District 3 grappled with the ongoing threat of wildfires. These meetings not only provided a platform for community input but also demonstrated the officials' commitment to addressing local concerns proactively. Following the meetings, the Commissioners will reflect on feedback to refine future gatherings and ensure they meet community needs effectively.

Residents are invited to reach out to officials for further discussions before the next meetings resume in September. This ongoing engagement underscores the importance of local governance and community involvement in shaping policies. The active participation of residents highlights the value of open communication between citizens and their elected officials.

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