King County Fire District 45 schedules public Q&A sessions for fire benefit charge proposal

Duvall residents are encouraged to engage with local fire services as King County Fire District 45 prepares to renew its fire benefit charge. The district will host two question-and-answer sessions to discuss the proposal, with the first session taking place on April 2 at the Duvall Fire Station from 5 to 7 PM, followed by a second session on April 11 at Rustic Cabin. Community members are invited to attend and ask questions regarding the ballot proposal.

In other news, the city recently celebrated its inaugural Foley Festival on March 22, attracting nearly 200 attendees. The event was marked by pleasant weather and a vibrant atmosphere, showcasing the community's spirit. City officials expressed gratitude for the successful turnout and the support from local law enforcement in managing the event.

Looking ahead, a march is scheduled for April 5, with city officials preparing for increased security due to the anticipated crowd. Additionally, the city is moving forward with plans for a proposed mountain bike park, with a grant application for $250,000 set to be submitted for environmental assessments and initial development stages.

Future meetings will feature various guests, including representatives from the local school district and King County Parks, who will discuss important community initiatives. City officials are also gathering council members' availability for an upcoming retreat, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in addressing community needs.

As Duvall continues to foster community engagement through events and initiatives, residents are encouraged to participate actively and stay informed about local developments.