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City of Lacey Launches Inaugural Community Academy to Enhance Civic Engagement

Olympia, WALocal News

The City of Lacey, Washington, is launching an initiative to enhance community engagement by requesting public feedback on its draft Community Participation Plan (CPP). This plan aims to improve the interaction between city officials and residents, ensuring their voices are integral to the decision-making process. Lacey encourages residents to share their insights, which are crucial for developing a plan that accurately represents the community's needs. The article underscores the city's dedication to transparency and inclusivity, recognizing that effective governance depends on robust community involvement. As Lacey grows, fostering a collaborative environment becomes increasingly important.

The CPP seeks to establish a framework for ongoing dialogue between the city and its residents, promoting better understanding and cooperation. Through this effort, Lacey sets an example for other municipalities looking to enhance civic engagement, strengthening community ties and empowering residents to actively shape their city's future.

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