Acting City Manager Mylon Marackic addresses community workshop scheduling issues

Under the soft glow of city hall lights, the community of West Covina gathered for an important budget workshop, eager to engage with their local leaders. Acting City Manager Mylon Marackic opened the meeting with a warm welcome, acknowledging the presence of city council members Rosario Diaz and Oli Contos.

Marackic began by addressing a crucial point: the delay in scheduling these community workshops. He expressed sincere apologies on behalf of the city, recognizing the significance of these gatherings for residents who wish to voice their concerns and contribute to the city’s financial planning.

The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as community members prepared to discuss the budget, a vital tool that shapes the future of West Covina. The workshop aimed to foster dialogue between the city officials and residents, ensuring that the voices of the community were heard in the decision-making process.

As the meeting unfolded, it became clear that the city is committed to improving its engagement with residents, a step that could lead to more transparent governance and a stronger connection between the city and its citizens. The workshop not only served as a platform for budget discussions but also as a reminder of the importance of timely communication and collaboration in local government.

With the promise of more workshops to come, the community left the meeting with a renewed sense of hope and involvement in shaping the future of West Covina.