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Free Vegan Lunch to Animal Welfare Staff, Volunteers, and General Public
Luncheon hosted by City Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn and the Animal Welfare Department and sponsored by Vegan Outreach.
Special Procedures for February 23, 2022 City Council Meeting
Information and links for the meeting.
City Celebrates the Grand Opening of Singing Arrow Community Center
New southeast community center provides more opportunities for youth and the community to come together.
City Councilors Seek to Repeal the Use of Project Labor Agreements
O-22-8 has been introduced to rescind action taken by City Council last year.