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The Troutdale Parks Advisory Committee made significant strides in leadership and community safety during its recent meeting on July 16, 2025. The committee elected Tiffany Long as chair and Frank Stevens as vice chair, marking a new chapter in its efforts to enhance local parks and recreational areas.
The election process was straightforward, with committee members nominating themselves or others for the positions. Long's nomination for chair received unanimous support, reflecting the committee's confidence in her leadership. Stevens was similarly elected as vice chair after a brief nomination period, ensuring a collaborative leadership team moving forward.
In addition to leadership elections, the committee addressed pressing community concerns, particularly regarding safety in local parks. Committee member Frank Stevens highlighted a hazardous area on the Sandy Palisades side of Beaver Creek, where a slippery section has led to injuries among visitors. He emphasized the need for immediate attention to this issue, especially considering the safety of both elderly individuals and children who frequent the area.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to prioritize safety initiatives and address the concerns raised by committee members. As the Troutdale Parks Advisory Committee moves forward under new leadership, residents can expect a focused approach to enhancing park safety and accessibility, ensuring that local recreational spaces remain safe and enjoyable for all community members.
Converted from Troutdale Parks Advisory Committee Meeting - July 16, 2025 meeting on July 18, 2025
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