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Longtime volunteers honored for outstanding public service in Lacey

Tumwater, WALocal News

At a recent meeting on February 18, 2025, the Lacey City Council honored several community volunteers for their exceptional public service, including notable figure John Grausam. Grausam's six-year tenure on the Capital Area Regional Public Facilities District board exemplifies the dedication and commitment required for impactful civic engagement. This recognition highlights the broader theme of community involvement, showcasing how local volunteers contribute significantly to the city's growth and well-being. The council's actions are part of a larger initiative to promote volunteerism and civic responsibility among Lacey's residents. By publicly acknowledging these contributions, the council not only celebrates individual efforts but also inspires others to engage in community service.

This timely recognition serves as a reminder of the importance of local support and collaboration in addressing community needs. The honoring of these volunteers reflects Lacey's commitment to fostering a culture of service and appreciation, further strengthening community ties. Such initiatives are crucial for enhancing the quality of life in Lacey, demonstrating the positive impact of dedicated individuals on local governance and community welfare.

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