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Councilman Tompkins Announces Community Meeting for April 7th

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Staff · April 5, 2018
Councilman Tompkins Announces Community Meeting for April 7th
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Niagara Falls City Councilman Kenny Tompkins announced that he will be hosting a Community Meeting on Saturday, April 7, from 9:30 am to 11 am at LaSalle Preparatory School, 7436 Buffalo Avenue, Niagara Falls. The informal format will allow the lawmaker and others to address city resident’s concerns.

 

Joining Tompkins will be other elected and appointed officials, as well as members of the city’s code enforcement and DPW teams.

 

“This meeting is a chance for your voices to be heard,” said Tompkins, who described the meeting format as similar to the Neighbor-to-Neighbor forums held in the past. “We’ll be there to answer your questions and listen to your concerns. This is about what’s important to you, the residents.”

 

Tompkins concluded, “I look forward to hearing from you. No topic is off the table. This is the type of event we need to move forward in this city. Please plan to join us.”

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