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In an effort to increase the public’s participation in City decision-making, Mayor Tim
Davlin is organizing a series of neighborhood meetings to be held over the next few months.
These sessions will provide a forum for discussion outside of the restrictions of the City Council
chambers on City programs and services prior to planning for next year’s Fiscal Year 2012
budget.
“As residents become more familiar with the functions and services that City government
provides, they are better able to utilize those services,” said Mayor Davlin. “It’s also important
for some of our City directors to be able to meet with the residents to become more familiar with
neighborhood concerns and be better able to provide services to meet those needs.”
These meetings will allow for direct citizen dialogue with the Mayor, the Director of
Public Works, the Chief of Police and the General Manager of City Water, Light and Power.
Residents will be better able to identify specific concerns and help establish a priority for
services in the neighborhoods. The meetings will also provide information directly to residents
on how City departments respond to issues so that problems can be addressed.
Next Meeting:
Monday, August 23, 2010 Plumbers
& Steam Fitters Local 137 Union Hall, 2880 E. Cook |