Organizers plan community Easter egg hunt; soccer schedule cleared to avoid overlap
Summary
Participants said they will meet with the Youth City Council on Monday to prepare amenities for an Easter egg hunt, invited volunteers to a 6:30 p.m. egg-stuffing session at the senior center, and reported that Mick told SWAT Soccer not to schedule games that conflict with the hunt.
Organizers said they will meet with the Youth City Council on Monday, the seventh, to prepare amenities for a community Easter egg hunt and invited volunteers to an egg‑stuffing session at 6:30 p.m. at the senior center.
Meeting participants described scheduling concerns after soccer games were planned on the same day. Boyd expressed worry that games at local fields, including near Farr West Elementary, could draw children away from the egg hunt. Participants said Mick told SWAT Soccer the event date is reserved and asked the soccer organizers not to overlap games with the hunt.
“We're stuffing eggs this year,” David said during the meeting when volunteers were invited to help prepare the event.
Organizers also noted coordination with the youth city council to ready amenities for the celebration later in the month. The meeting included an open invitation for other participants to join the egg‑stuffing session at the senior center on Monday evening.
No formal motions or votes were recorded on this topic during the meeting. The discussion focused on logistics and outreach to avoid scheduling conflicts and to secure volunteers.
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