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City Council Meetings in Sammamish Schedule and Community Engagement

Sammamish, WALocal News

The Sammamish City Council has established a regular meeting schedule, convening on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm, with an additional study session on the second Tuesday. This structured approach allows residents to stay informed about local governance and engage with their elected officials effectively. The meetings are essential for discussing significant community issues and ensuring transparency in city operations. With the schedule extending into 2025, the council shows a strong commitment to ongoing community interaction and civic engagement. Additionally, the "Coffee with City Council Members" event invites citizens for informal discussions, further fostering a culture of openness.

These initiatives not only improve communication but also help in understanding the needs and concerns of the residents. By promoting such events, Sammamish enhances its reputation as a vibrant community focused on citizen involvement. Overall, these council meetings and events play a crucial role in shaping local policies and nurturing a connected community.

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