Happy Holidays from AWC!
As we reflect on the year behind us and look forward to the year ahead, we want to extend our appreciation for the care and commitment you bring to serving your community and for your partnership with AWC. The work you do makes a real difference in the lives of the residents of our 281 Washington cities and towns—large and small, all across our state.

We wish you a joyous holiday season full of connection and community.

Be sure to check out our upcoming training opportunities, listed below. And if you find yourself with downtime over the holidays, you can explore our eLearning library. These on-demand video trainings are an easy and convenient way to earn credits toward your Certificate of Municipal Leadership on your own schedule.

Please note the following AWC office closures: December 24 (afternoon), December 25 (all day), December 31 (afternoon), January 1 (all day).

Watch for the next CityVoice on Wednesday, January 8.

AWC trainings & events

District 13 meeting (rescheduled) | January 10 | Maple Valley

EOE webinar series: Recognizing implicit bias | January 15 | Online

District 8 meeting (in partnership with Snohomish County Cities & Towns) | January 16 | Everett

Mayors Exchange | January 24 | Olympia

ROC the house: Mobile home park solutions | February 5 | Online

2025 City Action Days | February 19-20 | Lacey

Elected Officials Essentials Forum | February 28 | Tacoma

Get involved: Apply for the AWC Board of Directors’ District 5 position
The AWC Board will have one open position in January 2025: District 5, representing cities in Clark, Cowlitz, Klickitat, Lewis, and Skamania counties. This is an exciting and rewarding opportunity to help shape the direction of your association. Learn more about serving on the Board—including responsibilities, eligibility, and the nomination process—and apply by January 16.

AWC’s mission is to serve our members through advocacy, education, and services.
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