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Yakima City Council Meeting Preview for March 3, 2015

Yakima, WALocal News

On March 3, 2015, the Yakima City Council will hold its next regular meeting at 6:00 PM at Yakima City Hall, focusing on vital community issues. The agenda features a recognition ceremony for Rita Mantey, the retiring fire department secretary, underscoring the city’s appreciation for long-serving public officials. A public hearing will also take place to discuss the Yakima Airport Master Plan, a significant step towards enhancing transportation infrastructure and boosting economic development in the region. Such discussions are critical as they shape the future of Yakima and ensure that community voices are heard. The meeting will also address other pressing local matters, reflecting the council's commitment to transparency and public involvement.

Residents have the opportunity to engage directly with council members and contribute their insights on various topics. This meeting is a key moment for civic participation, as it highlights the importance of local governance in addressing community needs. Those interested in the future of Yakima's public services and infrastructure are encouraged to attend.

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