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Council approves youth-council service project and mural at fairgrounds

Parent City Council · October 8, 2025
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Summary

Parent City Council approved a youth-council service project and a mural for the south side of the park bathrooms, authorizing funding from the beautification/unification budget and encouraging coordination with city staff.

Parent City Council voted to approve a youth-council service project and a mural at the fairgrounds, with the mural funded from the city’s beautification/unification budget.

Youth representatives, including Morgan Mills, presented plans for a cleanup and proposed a mural on the south side of the park bathrooms. Council members confirmed the youth council has approximately $1,800 remaining in its budget and discussed a modest allocation to support materials and supervision. Morgan and council supporters described the project as a community-service opportunity that would engage honor-society students and provide supervised volunteer hours.

Council member Morgan moved to approve the project and Council member Singleton seconded the motion; the council approved the proposal by voice vote. Council asked the youth organizers to provide a final image or design before painting and to coordinate with staff on scheduling and any permit or supervision needs.

City staff will track use of the youth-council funds and work with organizers on logistics and publicization.