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Prineville city council proclaims May 2024 as foster care month

May 14, 2024 | Prineville, Crook County, Oregon



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Prineville city council proclaims May 2024 as foster care month
The City of Prineville Council convened on May 14, 2024, to address several important community issues, beginning with a proclamation recognizing May as Foster Care Month. The council emphasized the significance of foster care in the community, highlighting that there are currently 63 youth in foster care in Prineville. The proclamation acknowledged the dedication of foster parents, social workers, and volunteers who work to improve the lives of these children. The council urged residents to support foster families and contribute to enhancing the lives of children in need.

Following this, the council moved on to consider another proclamation, declaring May as Stroke Awareness Month. Councilor Elfman sponsored this initiative, indicating a continued focus on health awareness within the community.

The meeting underscored the council's commitment to addressing social issues and promoting community welfare through public awareness and support initiatives. Further discussions and actions regarding these proclamations are expected as the council continues to engage with community members on these vital topics.

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