Grants Pass, OR – The upcoming Council Community Connection event is scheduled for January 10, 2025, offering a unique opportunity for local residents to engage with their elected officials in an informal and accessible setting. The event will be held from 10:00 to 11:00 AM at Starbucks Coffee, located at 201 NE Terry Ln, Grants Pass, OR 97526. The gathering will feature Councilors Kathleen Krohn and Indra Nicholas, who are inviting community members to drop by, ask questions, express concerns, or simply enjoy a warm beverage while engaging in conversation about local issues and initiatives.
Councilors Krohn and Nicholas will be available to discuss a wide range of topics impacting Grants Pass, from city infrastructure and development to social services and environmental concerns. This informal setting allows for a relaxed and open dialogue, where citizens can express their thoughts, seek clarification on ongoing projects, or suggest new ideas for improving the city. Whether you are looking for answers about upcoming city policies or just want to voice your opinion on the issues that matter most to you, this event is an ideal opportunity to connect directly with your local government.
In addition to Councilors Krohn and Nicholas, other community members, including Valerie and Brian, will also be attending to share their perspectives on various community matters. These discussions are designed to foster greater community involvement and encourage residents to become more engaged in the civic process.
The Council Community Connection events are part of an ongoing initiative to increase transparency and communication between the city council and Grants Pass residents. By providing a casual, face-to-face environment, the goal is to bridge any gaps between the city’s leadership and the people they serve, making local government more approachable and responsive.
So, whether you have specific questions or just want to hear what others in the community are saying, mark your calendars for January 10 and head over to Starbucks for an hour of meaningful conversation. With Councilors Krohn and Nicholas ready to listen and share, this event is a great opportunity to stay informed and make your voice heard.
For more information, contact the City Council office or visit the official Grants Pass website.
