Politics & Government

City Council Candidate Proposes 'Traveling' Meetings

Hark says Salem Hills, Hilltop, Pine Bend and the Middle School/High schools would be ideal locations.

Inver Grove Heights City Council candidate Paul Hark is proposing “traveling” city council meetings four times per year hosted throughout the community, according to a release from the Hark campaign. 

These meeting would be spread out over the course of the year at the different schools, or other facilities equipped to host council meetings.

“As I knock on doors every evening, I have learned that most residents, especially those with families are very interested in city business, but are too busy to trek down to City Hall," Hark said. "However, if we move the meetings to their neighborhoods, or schools, they may make an extra effort to participate in the meetings."

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By holding meetings throughout the community, residents may feel more comfortable addressing the City Council with issues unique to their neighborhood or area.

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