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Mayor: open houses on Middle Housing, climate change drew sparse public turnout

City of Zillah City Council · August 19, 2024
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Summary

Mayor Scott Carmack said recently held open houses on Middle Housing and Climate Change were sparsely attended despite promotion via the city newsletter, website and social media; councilmembers Stewart and Williams attended.

Mayor Scott Carmack reported that recent open houses on Middle Housing and Climate Change, which the city promoted through its newsletter, postings at City Hall, the website, and social media, were sparsely attended. Councilmembers Doug Stewart and Brian Williams attended the events, but overall public turnout was low.

The mayor highlighted the newsletter and urged continued outreach; staff noted the feasibility study and public survey on economic development along Vintage Valley Parkway remain open for public input. No policy action was taken at the meeting related to the open houses.