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Yakima City Council January 2nd Business Meeting Preview

Yakima, WALocal News

On January 2nd, 2018, at 6:00 pm, the Yakima City Council will hold a significant business meeting in the Council Chambers at Yakima City Hall. The agenda features the administration of the Oath of Office for three newly elected council members, marking a pivotal moment in local governance. Additionally, the council will elect a new Mayor and Assistant Mayor, decisions that will shape the future direction of the city. This meeting follows a period of inclement weather that has affected local services, highlighting the council's responsibility in addressing community needs. Residents are invited to participate and voice their concerns, fostering transparency and accountability in local government.

The decisions made during this meeting will set the stage for the council's priorities in the coming year. With a focus on leadership transitions, the meeting promises to be a critical event for Yakima residents. Engaging in local governance is essential for ensuring that community interests are represented and addressed effectively.

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