City launches new City Manager Newsletter to strengthen community connection
Medicine Hat, Alberta – The City of Medicine Hat has launched a City Manager Newsletter, offering residents a regular opportunity to hear directly from City Manager Joseph Hutter about the issues, projects, priorities and people shaping the community.
The newsletter will provide updates on strategic initiatives, major projects, organizational priorities and municipal services, while also offering a behind-the-scenes look at the work that takes place across the organization every day to serve residents.
In addition to sharing information about municipal decisions and initiatives, the newsletter will also highlight the people who make local government work, helping residents gain a deeper understanding of the diverse skills and expertise required to deliver essential services to the community.
"Municipal government is about people," said City Manager Joseph Hutter. "Every day, hundreds of employees work behind the scenes to keep our community safe, maintain critical infrastructure, deliver services and advance projects that support Medicine Hat's future. Through this newsletter, I hope residents will not only gain insight into the decisions and priorities shaping our city but also develop a greater understanding of the people whose work helps make Medicine Hat a great place to live, work and do business."
The newsletter reflects the City's commitment to fostering greater understanding and engagement with residents. By providing context around municipal priorities and highlighting the individuals and teams delivering services across the organization, the City hopes to build stronger connections between residents and their local government.
"Our employees are members of this community first and foremost," added Hutter. "They are our neighbours, coaches, volunteers and community builders. By sharing more of their stories and the work they do, we can help residents better understand the complexity of municipal services and the role local government plays in supporting quality of life in Medicine Hat."
The first edition of the City Manager Newsletter is now available online at medicinehat.ca/news/city-manager-newsletter/. It will be developed quarterly and distributed digitally, including an option for residents to subscribe and receive it directly in their inbox.
For more information and subscription details, visit medicinehat.ca/subscribe.
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media@medicinehat.ca
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