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HB 1329: Answers to Your OPMA Questions
This blog address some common questions local governments have raised about HB 1329 and how it impacts remote public meetings, public comment, adjournment, and more.
2022 Growth Management Act-Related Bills
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Are there any state laws/requirements for advertising employment opportunities for a small special purpose district? June 27, 2022
Can the city flag be flown on the same pole as the state flag? We understand that the U.S. flag is highest and the POW/MIA flag would be flown below the U.S. flag. June 21, 2022
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Bellingham visitors will see new banners downtown, part of the city's 'protected speech' Bellingham Herald
Spokane mayor, city council agree on temporary zoning changes that would increase housing density in neighborhoods The Spokesman-Review
Energy-hungry data centers are quietly moving into cities MIT Technology Review
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