Mayor’s Teen Council member asks Cedar Hill and CHISD to host recurring service events
November 04, 2025 | CEDAR HILL ISD, School Districts, Texas
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"We wanted to involve the city and government on a biyearly thing so we could have a city service event..." Weichel said, outlining activities such as food pantry drives, animal‑care events and other volunteer opportunities that would allow students to work with elected officials and city staff. She framed the proposal as a way to deepen students’ sense of belonging and civic awareness.
City staff indicated they would follow up. The presiding official told Weichel the city manager would contact her afterwards to capture additional information.
Next step: staff follow‑up to collect details and consider scheduling; no formal action was taken at the workshop.
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