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Ogden Youth Council reports tours, service projects and recruitment progress to council
Summary
The Ogden City Youth Council presented its year of activities, including tours of civic facilities, service projects that assembled 100 hygiene kits for Lantern House and outreach at the State Capitol. Organizers said applications for next year are open and that they currently have 14 applicants.
Brandon Garside, communications director for the Ogden City Council and coordinator of the Ogden City Youth Council, presented a year-end report at the June 3 meeting, outlining civic tours, leadership development work and service projects carried out by high-school members.
Garside said the youth council has a three-part purpose: to educate youth about local government, to develop leadership skills and to serve the community. "We approached this with a three-tier purpose for the council," Garside said, describing outreach to schools and hands-on…
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