Snoqualmie City Hall will turn off its lights on March 28 from 8:30 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. in support of Earth Hour, a global initiative aimed at raising awareness about climate change and promoting environmental sustainability.

The event encourages individuals, businesses, and governments worldwide to take part in reducing energy consumption during this hour, symbolizing a commitment to protecting the planet. By participating, Snoqualmie aims to inspire its residents to join in this collective action, fostering a community spirit centered around sustainability. The city’s involvement showcases its dedication to environmental stewardship and highlights the significance of local actions in the fight against climate change. Residents are urged to turn off their lights and engage in activities that promote eco-friendliness during this hour. This initiative not only raises awareness but also serves as a reminder of the power of collective efforts in addressing environmental challenges.

Earth Hour has grown to encompass millions of participants globally, making it a vital platform for advocacy and action. By joining this movement, Snoqualmie City Hall reinforces its commitment to a sustainable future.