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Pedestrian-flag pilot continues as program lead departs committee
Summary
Keizer’s pilot pedestrian-flag program at Kennedy grade school showed one more flag in stock and no new survey responses; the program lead said they will step down but continue to monitor, and the committee agreed to at least quarterly updates and to brief city council after counsel review.
A committee member reported that Keizer’s pilot pedestrian-flag program — deployed at Kennedy grade school — has 11 flags on hand, one more than previously recorded, but the project has not generated new survey responses. The member said tonight was their last official meeting but offered to continue monitoring the program and to share updates by email.
Members agreed to quarterly check-ins and to compile results for city council consideration after the city’s counsel reviews any naming or legal concerns. The pilot is planned to run through December; the committee said it will decide whether to retain or rename the program after counsel feedback and community input.
"I'll continue to support the flags program, but I don't plan on being here for the meetings," the member said, offering to remain available by email. Members asked staff to provide the committee with any counsel guidance and to schedule the next status update in the committee’s calendar.
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