State Sen. Pam Roach announces five town hall meetings with focus on education


December 31, 2012 · 12:34 PM

State Sen. Pam Roach will host five  31st Distirct town hall meetings prior to the upcoming legislative session.

The first  two will be Saturday on Jan. 5 at the Auburn Library and the Enumclaw Library.

“There is no better time than right now to discuss the condition of our state,” said Senator Roach. "The budget, education, public safety in schools, and many other issues are on the minds of voters."

Town hall meetings are a time for citizens to meet directly to discuss concerns and give opinions. Senator Roach can be reached at her Olympia office during session at 360-786-7660 or through email at Pam.Roach@leg.wa.gov. Other meetings being held are at Edgewood City Hall, Bonney Lake Fire Station #11 and South Prairie Community Center.
Saturday, January, 5th
AUBURN
When: Saturday, January 5, 2013
Time: 10AM
Where: Auburn Library
1140 Auburn Way N
ENUMCLAW
When: Saturday, January 5, 2013
Time: 1 PM
Where: Enumclaw Library
1700 First Street
EDGEWOOD
When: Saturday, January 12, 2013
Time: 10AM
Where: Edgewood City Hall
2224 104th Ave. E
BONNEY LAKE
When: Saturday, January 19, 2013
Time: 10AM
Where: Bonney Lake Fire Station #11
18421 Veterans Memorial Drive East
SOUTH PRAIRIE
When: Saturday, January 19, 2013
Time: 1PM
Where: South Prairie Community Center
121 NW Washington Street
If you should you be unable to attend the town hall meetings, please e-mail your questions or concerns topam.roach@leg.wa.gov .
Mail can also be sent P.O. Box 682, Auburn, WA 98071

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