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The course aims to foster civic engagement by helping residents understand the roles and responsibilities of various municipal departments. It is open to anyone who lives or works in Kingsport, and there is no cost to attend. Classes are held once a week and cover topics such as budgeting, infrastructure, and community development. Organizers say the program is a valuable tool for building a more informed and connected community.
Those interested must sign up by the end of the day Monday. Spaces are limited, and late registrations will not be accepted. More details about the schedule and how to apply are available through the city's official communication channels.
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