New Public Meeting Times!

Chelan, WALocal News

The City of Chelan is enhancing community engagement by shifting all public meetings to a consistent start time of 5:15 p. m. This change is strategically designed to make it easier for residents to attend after work, thereby increasing participation in local governance. By establishing a uniform schedule, the city hopes to encourage more citizens to engage with important community issues and discussions. This initiative underscores Chelan's commitment to accessibility and responsiveness to the needs of its residents.

The new meeting times will allow citizens to be more involved in decision-making processes that affect their lives. The city recognizes the vital role that public participation plays in effective governance and community development. Through this adjustment, Chelan aims to foster a stronger connection between the government and its residents. Overall, this move reflects a progressive approach to civic engagement, ensuring that more voices are heard in local matters.

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