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Estacada DEI committee introduces AmeriCorps member, plans outreach with Clackamas LEDIC and monthly hazard posts
Summary
At its October meeting the Estacada Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Committee introduced a new AmeriCorps outreach member, discussed partnering with Clackamas CountyLEDIC for listening sessions, and agreed to begin monthly hazard-mitigation posts on the city's Facebook page. The committee also approved the September minutes by voice vote.
The Estacada Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee introduced a new AmeriCorps outreach member and discussed several outreach and partnership steps at its meeting, including attending Clackamas CountyLEDIC meetings, running listening sessions targeted at older residents and veterans, and posting monthly hazard-mitigation guidance on the city—s Facebook page.
The committee unanimously approved the minutes from its September meeting at the start of the session. After the vote, Chair Kimberly called the group to committee business and introduced the new AmeriCorps member. "Hi. My name is Ellie. I am the rare AmeriCorps member here this year. I'll be here from 2 weeks ago until the July, and I am working as the outreach and engagement coordinator on issues to do with water quality and the TMDL," the new member said, describing plans for a civics academy to run from mid-January to mid-February.
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