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Citizen Participation

City government encourages citizen participation with a flexible structure that involves neighborhoods, businesses, and other community interests.

  • Council meetings are held in a variety of settings around the city.
  • The City Council represents defined geographic districts.
  • Regular town meetings supplement official hearings.
  • A Youth Council advises the City on matters that affect non-voting community members.
  • Citizens contribute up to two hours per month in government service—creating understanding and breaking down barriers between City departments and residents.
  • City departments proactively help citizens to ensure projects are in compliance with City regulations and ordinances.

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  • Town Meetings
  • Representation
  • Youth Involvement

 

 

 

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Golden Valley City employees display the original railroad sign, circa early 1900s, from the city’s first whistle stop at Winnetka and 10th Avenues. (Photo by City staff and Sign courtesy of Golden Valley Historical Society)
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