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Everett Public Works Event Focuses on Environmental Services and Community Engagement

Snohomish, WALocal News

The city of Everett, Washington, is organizing a public works event on February 14, 2025, aimed at fostering community engagement and discussing essential infrastructure projects. This event is particularly relevant as it highlights Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles that guide local policy-making. Participants will have the chance to discuss their concerns regarding public works and environmental sustainability, ensuring that their voices are heard in the planning process. The gathering is a timely response to growing public interest in sustainable practices and community involvement in governance. By prioritizing transparency and collaboration, the city seeks to strengthen its relationship with residents and address pressing environmental issues.

This initiative not only serves to inform the public but also empowers them to contribute to local decision-making. The event underscores the importance of community participation in shaping a sustainable future for Everett. Residents are encouraged to attend and engage with local officials to discuss their ideas and concerns.

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