News


  • Final call! Apply to serve on AWC committee or state board
    AWC is currently recruiting city officials and select staff to serve on several AWC committees, state boards, and advisory committees. Learn more and apply by November 20.
  • Nominate a student leader for a 2025 CQC scholarship!
    The AWC Center for Quality Communities (CQC) is accepting scholarship nominations for civic-minded young leaders in Washington's cities and towns. Up to three $3,000 scholarships are being offered in 2025. Attend our online Q&A on Nov. 20 to learn more.
  • New transportation funding options: Attend an AWC listening session on Dec. 10

  • Read about AWC’s 2025 City Legislative Priorities

  • Apply for AWC’s new grant for energy audits of city-owned buildings

  • Register for City Action Days: Feb. 19-20, 2025

 

Featured events


Multiple dates | Multiple locations
Annual AWC Board district meetings

Connect over lunch to share local priorities with AWC and your peers in your AWC Board District.

December 18 | Online
EOE webinar series: Promoting a positive workplace

Learn how a workplace free of discrimination and harassment is crucial to a positive and productive work environment and to avoiding costly claims.

 
 

Cityvision magazine


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    Civic voices: Innovative approaches to public engagement and communication

    Across the state, city leaders are seeking ways to bridge the divides in their communities, improve civic discourse, and engage effectively with residents. Explore stories about the creative ways Washington cities are working to overcome language barriers, engage local youth, unlock the untapped potential of civic pride, increase gender balance in local leadership, communicate effectively with constituents, and more.

 
 

Featured data & resources


Strong cities advocacy guide

Find tips on how to engage with your legislators, local media, and community to secure a strong city-state partnership and increase positive legislative outcomes for cities.

More data & resources

 
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