Board and commission members share program updates, training plans and a traffic suggestion
Multiple board and commission members reported brief updates: a new library streaming service, a suggestion to make an alley one-way, staff training plans, a commitment to share the meeting slideshow with the community, and expressions of appreciation for service.
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Members of the village boards and commissions used the comments portion of the meeting to share short updates and suggestions. Dan Hutchins announced that VBDL offers a new streaming service called Canopy. Roger Kemp suggested the alley behind the DDA Park be considered for conversion to one-way traffic and said he would bring the idea to the Wayfinding Systems Plan Subcommittee and OCBA. Deputy Clerk/Treasurer Amber Osha outlined her upcoming training goals, including the Clerks Institute, Treasurers Institute and water operator coursework.
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