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Auburn resident describes decade in city, work with Hispanic families and education outcomes
Summary
A resident said she moved to Auburn 10 years ago with two sons, described the city as welcoming and said she has worked with "over 278 children, 84, 84 families," noting her sons are now at Auburn University and about to be seniors.
Resident, a public commenter, told meeting attendees that she moved to Auburn 10 years ago with her two sons and described the city as welcoming. "Auburn is just you know, is a testament of love and support and community. It's it's not just, a place to live," she said.
She said she has done community service focused on the Hispanic community and provided a numeric account of people served. "I work with over 278 children, 84, 84 families," the Resident said.
The commenter added that her sons are nearing graduation at Auburn University: "Now they are in Auburn University, about to be seniors," she said. She framed her move as faith-guided and said the city helped her family thrive in education.
The transcript of the meeting contains these recorded remarks; no formal motions or votes related to the comments appear in the provided transcript.
