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Tualatin council adopts proclamation request from NAMI of Clackamas County
Summary
Councilors approved a proclamation request from NAMI of Clackamas County by voice vote and encouraged collaboration with local mental‑health organizations ahead of May observances.
The Tualatin City Council on Feb. 24 voted by voice to adopt a proclamation request from NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) of Clackamas County and encouraged organizers to coordinate with other local mental‑health groups for a larger May observance.
Councilor Hillier noted that local youth groups already participate in prevention and awareness activities and suggested combining efforts with NAMI and county partners to amplify impact. Councilor Brooks voiced support and recommended asking NAMI to send a representative to future meetings when the proclamation appears on a council agenda.
The mayor called for a voice vote; councilors responded “Aye.” No roll‑call tally was provided in the meeting transcript. The council indicated plans to schedule the proclamation for May and to explore collaboration among local organizations for Mental Health Awareness Month.
The motion to adopt the proclamation was carried by voice vote; staff will coordinate with NAMI and other community partners on timing.
