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case with a road levy, especially if voters perceive that the County is "proposing a Cadillac rather <br />than a Chevy." Lastly, participants felt that the message of taking care of what we have is a message <br />that will resonate with voters. <br />The best ways to get information out to organizations and communities, and more broadly to voters <br />are to use diverse methods. These include digital methods, like social media, email listservs, and <br />online publications, print materials, and community and in -person communications and <br />engagement opportunities (i.e., workshops). It will be important to keep engaging with stakeholders <br />and connecting with their networks, local leaders and elected officials, and local organizations like <br />the chambers of commerce and Rotary Clubs. <br />Final Advice <br />The key final advice interviewees had to share was to understand different audiences, lead with <br />transparency, seek out and collaborate with supporters to help spread a unified message, and start <br />outreach early. <br />Kittitas County Road Levy Research I Stakeholder Interview Draft Summary 5 <br />March 2024 <br />