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Mount Vernon recognizes David Davenport for leading supervised playground program serving children ages 3–13
Summary
The Mount Vernon City Council recognized David Davenport, director of the supervised playground program, for fostering friendships and promoting a positive environment; the free drop‑in summer program serves children ages 3 through 13 and had more than 45 participants this year.
Mount Vernon City Council recognized David Davenport, director of the city’s supervised playground program, for his work supporting youth this summer. The city said Davenport was honored at council last month for being a positive role model who fosters friendships, encourages personal growth and promotes a positive environment through his work.
The supervised playground program is a free drop‑in program for children ages 3 through 13. The city described program goals as giving children opportunities to make friends, play outdoors, build confidence, choose activities and learn; the update said the program had more than 45 youth participating this year.
The transcript did not include comments from Davenport or record a specific council motion or resolution tied to the recognition. The city presented the recognition as an official acknowledgment by the council at a prior meeting.
