Be the Mayor of Yakima

Yakima, United States · 93,701 people · Industrial City

Yakima, a major agricultural center, prioritizes managing water resources for irrigation, diversifying its economy, and revitalizing its downtown core.

Yakima is waiting for its first mayor on the Board of Mayors.

The city

Landmark: Yakima River.

• Yakima, Washington, is a major agricultural center, particularly famous for its apple and hop production, supplying a significant portion of the U.S.
• The region is also a prominent wine producing area, with numerous vineyards and wineries benefiting from the unique climate.

Districts you will serve

West Valley, East Valley, Terrace Heights, Barge-Chestnut, Nob Hill.

How a term works

One hour a day. Each session brings a directive from the city's services, a decision to make, and a measured result. A term is scored on approval, infrastructure, environment and innovation, inside a real budget, and every mayor's work adds to Yakima's own record on the Board of Mayors. Cities lift each other: there is no losing city.

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