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Goodyear Youth Commission chair briefs Senate Natural Resources Committee on civic engagement
Summary
Amira Singh, chair of the Goodyear Youth Commission, told the Senate Natural Resources Committee about the commission’s youth‑engagement work, including a West Valley summit, participation in the National League of Cities and volunteer activities.
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Amira Singh, chair of the Goodyear Youth Commission and the commission’s youth citizen of the year, spoke during a committee hearing to summarize the group’s civic engagement work and statewide activities.
Singh said the commission has 40 members—the largest membership the city has fielded—and that members have participated in events to learn about municipal government and civic engagement. “We were able to engage with members that were in Glendale, Tucson, Peoria,” she said, and she described a West Valley summit the commission hosted to focus regional youth efforts.
Singh also said Goodyear youth delegates attended the National League of Cities events in Washington, D.C., and met with U.S. and Arizona elected officials; they participated in volunteer programs including Make a Difference Day and neighborhood beautification projects. Committee members praised the youth commission’s work and encouraged continued engagement, noting the value of youth leadership and civic participation.
Committee leaders acknowledged the students in the gallery and said they appreciated the commissioners’ statewide participation; the committee then returned to executive business.
