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Community celebrates Juneteenth with impactful events and initiatives

July 03, 2024 | Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington



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Community celebrates Juneteenth with impactful events and initiatives
During a recent government meeting, several key updates and acknowledgments were shared by officials. Notably, congratulations were extended to newly promoted Sergeants Alaniz and Andrews, following their promotion ceremony held the previous Wednesday. Additionally, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was conducted for the newly renamed franchise, Rentown, previously known as Rent to Own, under the ownership of Casey.

The meeting also highlighted the successful conclusion of Juneteenth celebration week, with commendations given to volunteers who provided free haircuts and clothing, as well as organized events like a rollerina night. The planning committee for Juneteenth was recognized for their efforts in orchestrating a week-long celebration.

In terms of economic development, an update was provided regarding the Hanford Area Economic Investment Fund Advisory Committee. Officials indicated that grant funds are nearing finalization, with approximately $250,000 allocated for municipalities. This funding opportunity is expected to be communicated through a request for proposals, encouraging local engagement.

The meeting also introduced a new format for public comments during workshops, allowing attendees to voice their opinions for up to two minutes each, with a total of eight minutes allocated for public input. This change aims to enhance community participation in local governance.

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