During a recent government meeting, Commissioner May highlighted an upcoming community event where local firefighters will engage with youth through a surfing event at Sunsplash Park. Scheduled for Saturday from 9 AM to 12 PM, the event aims to foster connections between first responders and young people, with over 20 firefighters expected to participate.

In addition to promoting community engagement, the meeting also addressed the smooth execution of recent events, including Bike Week and Biketoberfest. Commissioner May expressed gratitude for the lack of complaints regarding permits, indicating a successful coordination effort.

A significant point raised during the meeting was the need for transparency in the allocation of impact fees. Commissioner May requested that future transfers of these fees include specific project details rather than vague descriptions like \"capital and other expenses.\" This change aims to enhance public understanding and accountability regarding how funds are utilized, particularly concerning projects like the West Side Project, which some commissioners were unfamiliar with.

The meeting concluded with a discussion about comments made regarding Bike Week, with Mayor and Commissioner Cantu seeking clarification on statements made by John Nicholson, which were deemed inaccurate. The emphasis on clear communication and community involvement reflects the commission's commitment to transparency and public engagement.