Central Park cleanup scheduled for March 29 with Omni Circle hosting event

March 12, 2025 | Topeka City, Shawnee County, Kansas

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The City Council of Topeka held a meeting on March 11, 2025, where several community-focused initiatives were discussed. The meeting began with procedural updates, including reminders about office hours for council members, specifically noting that office hours will be held on Thursdays from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM at Fair Lawn Plaza.

Councilwoman Hiller took the floor to share two key announcements. First, she highlighted a community cleanup event organized by Omni Circle, scheduled for Saturday, March 29, starting at 8 AM in Central Park. Residents and volunteers are encouraged to participate in cleaning efforts that will include trash removal, weed control, and beautification projects. Following the cleanup, participants will walk to the Central Topeka Oasis to review progress on ongoing projects, with lunch provided by Silverbeth's.
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Additionally, Councilwoman Hiller mentioned the upcoming Saint Patrick's Day festivities, which will take place downtown from 10 AM to 3 PM, culminating in a parade at noon. She noted that the parade route has been altered this year and advised attendees to arrive early and consider parking a few blocks away to accommodate the expected large turnout, which typically features over a hundred floats.

The meeting concluded with a light-hearted exchange among council members, reflecting a sense of community spirit and engagement in local events. Overall, the discussions underscored the council's commitment to community involvement and the promotion of local events.

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