District 1 residents are invited to join Commissioner Henry Mitchell III for a morning of "Coffee & Conversation" on Saturday, August 2. The event, aimed at fostering community engagement and awareness, will take place from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Lithia Springs Senior Center. The session is open to all who wish to share their ideas and connect with fellow community members, as well as learn about ongoing and future projects in the district.
Commissioner Mitchell will not be alone, he'll be joined by EMA Director James Queen, who will be highlighting essential emergency preparedness tips. In a time where global events have heightened the importance of being ready for the unexpected, such insights are more valuable than ever for the well-being of the community. According to an announcement published on Douglas County's official website, "your ideas" are not only welcome but encouraged, as the event serves as a platform for residents to contribute to the district's progress.
With a focus on moving District 1 forward, this engagement is part of a broader initiative tagged #OneDouglasForwardTogether. The initiative appears designed to strengthen the connection between the local government and its constituents, ensuring that the public's voice informs development and policy decisions.
