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City of Snoqualmie Joins the Eastside Census Challenge

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The City of Snoqualmie has officially joined the Eastside Census Challenge, engaging in a friendly competition with neighboring cities Issaquah, Redmond, and Sammamish. This initiative aims to encourage community participation in the upcoming census, emphasizing the importance of accurate population counts for securing federal funding and representation. Local officials stress that heightened awareness about the census can lead to better outcomes for community projects and services. The challenge promotes collaboration among residents and local governments, fostering a sense of shared purpose in achieving a complete count. By participating, Snoqualmie hopes to inspire its residents to take an active role in civic duties and understand the implications of the census on their community.

The city’s involvement in this rivalry reflects a broader trend of communities working together to enhance civic engagement. As the census date approaches, the excitement generated by the competition is expected to bolster participation rates. Ultimately, this friendly contest serves as a reminder of the collective power of local communities in shaping their futures.

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