Join Mesa’s Civic Action Class | Mesa News

Join Mesa’s Civic Action Class | Mesa News

Author: The Daily News Now! September 17, 2026 Duration: 1:42

Mesa is launching a free, one-hour crash course designed to empower residents to take real action in local government—whether by speaking up on issues or stepping into leadership roles on city boards. Hosted by the Community Engagement Division, this interactive session demystifies City Hall and highlights tangible ways to get involved, with a live Q&A afterward. Perfect for anyone curious about how decisions are made or eager to shape their neighborhood’s future—this is your practical, no-nonsense entry point into civic engagement. Doors open at 5:30 PM on Tuesday, September 22nd, at Mesa City Hall.

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