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  • Build your advocacy toolbox!

    Resources and tools for legislative success.

  • Special delivery

    The option of a retail delivery fee—could online shopping mean an end to potholes?

  • Cityvision Fall 2024

    Civic voices: Innovative approaches to public engagement and communication

  • Civic voices: Innovative approaches to public engagement and communication

    Across the state, city leaders are seeking ways to bridge the divides in their communities and improve civic discourse. This issue offers ideas, inspiration, and strategies to break through the noise and negativity and foster better dialogue. From working toward a gender balance in local leadership, to overcoming language barriers, to engaging local youth, to unlocking the untapped potential of civic pride, cities across Washington are making local government more inclusive and welcoming to all.

  • Pro tested

    AWC board member, elected official, and PR professional Jillian Henze on why every city needs a communications strategy that works in good times and in bad.

  • Progress report

    A statewide academy works to create gender balance in Washington’s local leadership.

  • Freedom of speech

    Sunnyside introduces interpretation services at public meetings to make local government more inclusive and welcoming for the city’s Spanish-speaking community.

  • Urban/Rural addition

    From 2014 to 2023, the state’s population increased by 14.54%, with an estimated 5,288,492 Washingtonians living in an incorporated area.

  • Noted: Supreme Court of the United States: City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson, et al.

    Opinion of the court.

  • The question - September 2024

    Hear thoughts from three current and former communications professionals: Councilmember Patti Belle of Lakewood, Councilmember Tracy Taylor-Turner of Auburn, and Councilmember Paul Cocke of Sedro-Woolley.

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