Council asks YES program to prioritize docks, groundskeeping and community service work
Summary
Council members asked that YES program applicants and community work-service resources be directed to pressure-washing docks and groundskeeping tasks; council discussed an existing list of individuals who owe community service hours.
A council member asked that the YES youth employment program and community work-service participants be given priority for tasks such as pressure-washing docks and groundskeeping around town.
Speakers said that work could be placed higher on the program's priority list to accommodate high-school applicants and noted the city already uses community work-service hours to help maintain facilities. One speaker referenced an individual who owes about 467 hours, illustrating the scale of available labor for summer projects. Council members discussed coordinating with program staff to finalize a task list and priorities.
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