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Community Voices: City Council 2022 Town Hall Meeting Series
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The Bellingham City Council is hosting a series of town hall meetings to provide an opportunity for engagement between the community and the full City Council about timely issues facing our city. "Community Voices" town hall meetings will be held quarterly during 2022.
The City Council invites members of the public to leave written comments below on the topics discussed at each meeting, in addition to feedback provided during the meeting.
These special meetings are more focused than general public comment periods and more interactive than public hearings, including providing time for City Council members to respond. Meetings will include a brief presentation followed by opportunities for participants to share feedback. Meetings will be streamed live via the City’s website at meetings.cob.org, on the City’s YouTube channel, and on BTV Bellingham. Members of the public must be in attendance at the meeting to participate. Advance registration not required.
2022 "Community Voices" Town Hall Meeting Schedule:
March 21– Community Voices on Climate Action (remote meeting)
September 19– Community Voices on Funding Priorities (location TBD, link will be added when agenda is published)
November 14 – Community Voices on Affordable Housing (location TBD, link will be added when agenda is published)
The Bellingham City Council is hosting a series of town hall meetings to provide an opportunity for engagement between the community and the full City Council about timely issues facing our city. "Community Voices" town hall meetings will be held quarterly during 2022.
The City Council invites members of the public to leave written comments below on the topics discussed at each meeting, in addition to feedback provided during the meeting.
These special meetings are more focused than general public comment periods and more interactive than public hearings, including providing time for City Council members to respond. Meetings will include a brief presentation followed by opportunities for participants to share feedback. Meetings will be streamed live via the City’s website at meetings.cob.org, on the City’s YouTube channel, and on BTV Bellingham. Members of the public must be in attendance at the meeting to participate. Advance registration not required.
2022 "Community Voices" Town Hall Meeting Schedule:
March 21– Community Voices on Climate Action (remote meeting)
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How can we make sure everyone benefits, make sure resources, incentives and services are offered equitably, and ensure that no one is left behind in our work to address climate change?
What are the most important steps our City should take now to reduce our contributions to climate change?
How can we accelerate this work to respond to a rapidly changing climate?
Are you committed to climate actions and the costs that come with them?