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The commission approved goals that list civic and community engagement; intergenerational programs; habitat and environmental stewardship; youth health and safety initiatives; STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) engagement; and financial literacy. Chair Kelly moved to approve the plan; Vice Chair Hubbell seconded the motion, and each commissioner recorded “aye” on the roll call.

The approved document sets the left‑hand column of goals as fixed for the council submittal while allowing commissioners to form flexible subcommittees and refine projected outcomes after the vote. “So the goal … just the goals is what cannot be changed. So once we vote today, the goals are what cannot be changed,” Supervisor Camarena said during the discussion, adding that subcommittees and specific outcomes can be revised afterward.

Commissioners discussed how subcommittees will be organized: staff proposed fewer, broader goals (six, down from nine in prior drafts) and recommended multiple small subcommittees inside each goal so commissioners can participate in projects that match their schedules and interests. Supervisor Anderson provided historical context, saying the practice in prior years was to fill in numeric measures month to month as projects moved forward and that the bolded goals on the plan are the portion that will remain consistent when presented to council.

The commission also took two formal votes related to meeting business. At the start of the meeting, commissioners approved the Sept. 3, 2025, regular meeting minutes (motion by Vice Chair Hubbell; second by Commissioner Uy) by voice vote. Later, the motion to adopt the FY2025–26 work plan (moved by Chair Kelly; seconded by Vice Chair Hubbell) passed on a unanimous voice vote.

Several commissioners volunteered general interests for subcommittees during the meeting so staff could prepare a list for the Oct. 15 City Council presentation. Staff asked commissioners to commit only to projects they can reasonably support given school and other obligations.

Staff and commissioners also highlighted several near-term events and items tied to the work plan: a volunteer day with the San Diego Botanical Garden on Saturday, Nov. 15 (typical morning hours, 8 a.m.–noon), the City Council presentation of the work plan at the Oct. 15 council meeting (the meeting begins at 6 p.m.; the agenda timing will be posted in the week before the meeting), the holiday parade on Saturday, Dec. 6 (approx. 4:30–8:30 p.m.), and several October programs including Art Night (Oct. 4), a movie in the park on Oct. 25, and a safe trick-or-treat event at Pacific View Arts Center on Oct. 31. Supervisor Anderson urged commissioners to review the volunteer and facilitator opportunities tied to the Age Friendly Encinitas program and to sign up for training if they plan to participate in the Oct. 14 Age Friendly listen-and-learn session at the Encinitas Library.

The vote record and the work plan will be forwarded to the City Council on Oct. 15 as part of the commission’s regular transmittal process.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Youth Commission Meeting 10/01/25","oneSentenceSummary","The Encinitas Youth Commission voted unanimously Oct. 1 to adopt six goals for its 2025–26 work plan and will forward the document to the City Council for consideration on Oct. 15. The plan locks in high-level goals while leaving specific projects and subcommittees flexible.","taxTitle","Encinitas, San Diego County, California","taxId",3828,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6426280,"IT staff outlines My Encinitas app outreach plan, sets user-growth target for FY2025–26",149,216000,365000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5900052-a040e940b2785637121d3a29d674a091&start=216&end=365","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5900052-a040e940b2785637121d3a29d674a091/thumbnail_216000.jpg","/articles/6426280/Encinitas/San-Diego-County/California/IT-staff-outlines-My-Encinitas-app-outreach-plan-sets-user-growth-target-for-FY202526","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6426280-dcf7edd359a1d698c4702dafc432a79a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771001605&Signature=L4a2BHFW~xZbsbpQaTwvF4faNVJBJ-eULFnOmRVONGZhP9iNVZRm84tGErV4crJIVhwNbFB7nCr89as9ITtKHKsU4G28oynMm7Ue2b79v638WrGplmLTuCVookATiWBf60NHABftzTOPhosZDEtm0S7Lq0VVfSZxYXXAZ8gFqIrVVOH8~11Pd9Fr1zjSapFDRsYVIgVPZ2cnNUscWa6J4eKb-ySD9LavCJmUf7nkdzS8vrFBtMk54qChZ07c1AhbtjK8eavvwgW0sfiumlQ~kmEU~-SdNxrXol4MaHZDHc6-uIwEbCf0SkcHKZv80AyhP0HrrCxJDn8LFDG8uV-uCg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Kieran of the City of Encinitas IT department presented the My Encinitas mobile app to the Youth Commission on Oct. 1 and said staff aims to add 1,289 new users in fiscal year 2025–26 — a 20% increase from the prior year.

Kieran described the app as “your digital city hall,” a place where residents can report issues and find city updates. He outlined outreach tactics that include printed QR codes on flyers and business window clings, banners at city events, long-form videos on the city’s YouTube and broadcast channels, and social media amplification by the city manager’s communications staff.

Kieran told commissioners the app’s internal goals and statistics are being updated regularly and said staff had “just passed 200, looking to pass 400,” adding that the first two numbers shown in staff materials were accurate and that exact figures would be confirmed shortly. He encouraged commissioners to promote the app during events such as the holiday parade and proposed working with the youth commission on education components and short social-media videos.

Chair Kelly thanked Kieran for the presentation. Commissioner questions focused on how the app could be used for civic engagement and event promotion; Supervisor Camarena confirmed the app could be used for civic and community engagement and that staff would work with the youth commission to provide training and materials.

Kieran invited commissioners to offer ideas for outreach and improvement and offered to train commissioners and the staff liaison on using the app. He also encouraged commissioners and members of the public at the meeting to download the app via a posted QR code.

No formal action was taken on the item; it was presented as a special presentation in the meeting’s opening portion.","Kieran of the City of Encinitas IT department described outreach plans for the My Encinitas mobile app and said staff is targeting a 20% increase in new users (1,289 new users) for fiscal year 2025–26, with QR-code and social media campaigns and collaboration with the youth commission.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6426267,"Local teacher urges Youth Commission to push to activate installed red‑light cameras, promotes Safe Streets event",174,630000,804000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5900052-a040e940b2785637121d3a29d674a091&start=630&end=804","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5900052-a040e940b2785637121d3a29d674a091/thumbnail_630000.jpg","/articles/6426267/Encinitas/San-Diego-County/California/Local-teacher-urges-Youth-Commission-to-push-to-activate-installed-redlight-cameras-promotes-Safe-Streets-event","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6426267-087c488616cf4023953f1bd6d743f27d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771001605&Signature=noyHJjDL1FXAky-btv9zfHiL8HXW5MBTjHUrfFezNqh8vEfkeijK-lT4WJwoKmWPpt5GrjN9HTWCwUmDFq5JwLVplj9WfGLrL0o4KKZ6m4Hu~kPrlt8h6fGFGJYfeoWbaD0LgZmck3WkJNl6tfD5Wa~Sj~Pc-bkFjYqyvNe95xpq5l3kx8ISgKbxmIuKPjtAawYAIalKUxRzZmaeMU90iGlGxM8HBtlZ1RC76ndB1GF7Yfi3CWJfXYNdkmtIYhBsQY58CKBJfHLwyTMRitsxtBo1202aw-04KM7EhuQGlEWdXd75QBLi9y0awCVZL5gbWyy8X0eoJmsY~-aTOJtVeA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Melissa Sharbarth, a fourth‑grade teacher at Parkdale Lane and a member of the Safe Streets in Encinitas group, urged the Youth Commission on Oct. 1 to advocate for activation of red‑light cameras already installed in parts of Encinitas.

“Currently, they're just sitting there unused, and we really think that, after speaking with Lola and Quaid, it's something that I'm hoping that we can get some support with, especially coming from the youth, young drivers, and just advocating for your safety,” Sharbarth said during public comment. She described activation of the cameras as a potentially lower‑cost, faster action than larger infrastructure changes and framed it as a public‑safety measure.

Sharbarth also invited commissioners to a Safe Streets community event on Oct. 19 from 10 a.m. to noon at Encinitas Community Park. She suggested youth involvement could help advocate for turning the cameras on and for broader traffic-safety measures.

Her remarks were part of the meeting’s public‑comment period; the commission did not take formal action on the request during the Oct. 1 meeting.","Melissa Sharbarth, a Parkdale Lane teacher and Safe Streets in Encinitas volunteer, asked the commission on Oct. 1 to support turning on red‑light cameras already installed in the city and invited youth participation at an Oct. 19 community event.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6426275,"Advocates ask Encinitas Youth Commission to back smoke-free multi-unit housing policy",189,527000,716000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5900052-a040e940b2785637121d3a29d674a091&start=527&end=716","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5900052-a040e940b2785637121d3a29d674a091/thumbnail_527000.jpg","/articles/6426275/Encinitas/San-Diego-County/California/Advocates-ask-Encinitas-Youth-Commission-to-back-smoke-free-multi-unit-housing-policy","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6426275-fee7d760c46379695f6a7d38145ea350/orig.mp4?Expires=1771001605&Signature=QNOy5QE8fqK1-OaTS7HmG3xbwmuUjAErt2iVNIpOyIxfxhjK4jM9X7ueekKL6gi~5AgZ63B5H6eygX7MDw4q2ROCHFAjlrv5RkcAicNfxzapHCZ9ugqMCJKyy~PAHHp6Gb90NW9NL1ZUym0sdtCjUFux4p1BS7NFdUOf5ojQ8-SxluL~ExolGPYsCB43jgMSAnvoL0tgcCQJIDDAXVn2B8YSqOKnyG4FZHrvLWdlVPxCJKHnDGVdZFU~BHT1~YuOlQfr7v104LJE9boBQgyKwQA~A~UvchkLJgIB-6gFrmyY6HP2J4vp3sNKXsZG0l8i92VGwACGtQ~hhXtxy18pqA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Madison Rapp, representing the San Diego Alliance for Drug-Free Youth, urged the Encinitas Youth Commission on Oct. 1 to support stronger smoke‑ and vape‑free policies for multi‑unit housing and to consider advancing a smoke‑free multi‑unit housing policy in Encinitas.

Rapp described how smoke can migrate through shared walls, ventilation systems and open windows in attached housing and said the science shows “there is no safe level of secondhand smoke.” She pointed to Carlsbad’s recently adopted smoke‑free multi‑unit housing policy as a precedent and argued the only way to protect families is through 100% smoke‑free housing rules.

“The only way to protect families is through 100% smoke free housing policies. No 1 should have to sacrifice their health or their children's health just because of where they live,” Rapp said. She also asked that the commission continue to champion drug prevention programs for youth alongside stronger housing protections.

Rapp’s remarks came during the meeting’s public‑comment period. The commission did not take formal action on the request during the Oct. 1 meeting; commissioners were invited to consider the suggestion as they develop the intergenerational and youth health elements of the work plan.","Madison Rapp of the San Diego Alliance for Drug-Free Youth urged youth commissioners to support stronger smoke- and vape-free policies in Encinitas, citing a recently passed Carlsbad policy and health risks from secondhand and thirdhand smoke in attached housing.","actionData","errors"]

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