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Yakima City Council Meeting Preview

Yakima, WALocal News

The Yakima City Council is scheduled to meet on December 1, 2015, at 6:00 pm in Yakima City Hall for its regular agenda business meeting. A significant item on the agenda is the swearing-in of Interim City Manager Jeff Cutter, which represents a pivotal leadership transition for the city. The council will also conduct its second public hearing on the proposed 2016 city budget, a crucial aspect for effective fiscal management and community planning. This budget discussion is particularly important as it outlines the city’s priorities and resource allocation for the year ahead. Furthermore, the council will address various other issues relevant to the community, offering residents an opportunity to stay informed and involved.

Engaging in these meetings is essential for citizens who wish to voice their opinions on local governance. The meeting underscores the city’s commitment to transparency and community involvement in governance. Stakeholders and residents are encouraged to attend as these discussions shape the future of Yakima.

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