City of Columbia reschedules Let's Talk Local discussion for Ward 1 to Feb. 23

(COLUMBIA, MO) ~ Columbia City Council Member Valerie Carroll will be hosting a Let's Talk Local discussion on February 23 at West Boulevard Elementary. The event, which was originally scheduled for January 25, had to be rescheduled due to inclement weather.

The discussion will focus on the development of strong neighborhood communities and will feature City staff who will be available to answer any questions from residents. Attendees are encouraged to bring their questions to the event or submit them in advance on BeHeard.CoMo.gov/ask-city-council. Council members and City staff will do their best to address these questions during the meeting, and answers to online submissions will also be posted on BeHeard after the event.

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This meeting is open to all residents from any ward and refreshments will be provided. Those interested in attending are asked to register at https://forms.gle/1zgPZEzdwWepbWwXA. To determine which ward they reside in, residents can visit CoMo.gov/boards/city-council/wards-map/.

The public is welcome to attend any open meeting, including this one. For individuals who require accommodations due to a disability, please contact 573.874.CITY (2489) or email create new email as soon as possible before the meeting date so that appropriate arrangements can be made.

Council Member Carroll hopes that this discussion will provide valuable insights and solutions for building stronger neighborhoods within Columbia. She encourages all residents to attend and participate in this important conversation about community development.

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