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Carbondale Latino advisory group names officers, sets monthly meetings and outreach priorities
Summary
Members of Carbondale’s newly formed Latino Advisory Committee nominated leaders, agreed to meet the first Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. with location to be confirmed, and identified trust-building, police engagement and bilingual outreach as top priorities.
Carbondale’s Latino Advisory Committee nominated Maribel to serve as chair and Viviana as vice chair and set a standing meeting time: the first Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m., with the meeting location to be confirmed before the next session on Feb. 3.
The committee — convened in Spanish and led by a facilitator and town staff — agreed by voice that members should meet at least quarterly but decided to hold monthly meetings. The group also listed near-term priorities including building trust with law enforcement, increasing civic participation, offering information about community resources (including the 988 crisis line), and improving Spanish-language access for the town’s online meeting materials.
A facilitator explained the nomination and motion process and asked for volunteers to make motions and seconds;…
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