Class on how Rochester government works set July 27

ROCHESTER - Civics 101, an informal learning course to educate citizens to become active participants in city government, will be held on July 27.

Civics 101 covers a variety of topics, including "How Rochester's Municipal Government Works," "How to Find Information," "How to Vote (and Why it's so Important)," "How to Make Your Voice Heard," and "How to Get More Involved."

The free course is a one-time session held quarterly, at various times of the week. It is open to Rochester residents only. Registration is encouraged, but all are welcome to attend.

"Civics 101 is an excellent opportunity for Rochester residents and business owners to learn more about their local government and how they can get involved," said Matt Wyatt, Public Information and Community Engagement Manager.

The next course will be held on July 27 at 6 p.m. in the City Manager's Office, City Hall, 31 Wakefield St., first floor. Click here to register online. Participants are encouraged to bring paper and a pen for note taking. Laptops, tablets, and other Wi-Fi-enabled devices are optional.

For additional information and general inquiries, contact Matt Wyatt at (603) 330-7195 or matthew.wyatt@rochesternh.gov.