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Lee's Summit announces 'Take Time to Be Kind' week; council meeting and parks events promoted
Summary
The city's weekly flash briefing promoted 'Take Time to Be Kind' week in February, announced a regular City Council meeting Tuesday at 6 p.m. with public viewing options, and reminded residents to register for Parks & Recreation father–daughter dances.
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Jordan, the host of the Lee's Summit flash briefing, used the weekly bulletin to highlight a citywide kindness campaign, a City Council meeting and upcoming Parks & Recreation events.
Jordan said, "Take Time to Be Kind week is February and is 1 week devoted to random and purposeful acts of kindness throughout the Lee Summit community." The host added that "The Human Relations Commission will host activities in the city hall lobby throughout the week," and asked residents to share acts of kindness on social media "using hashtag LSKindness." The briefing directed listeners to lskindness.net for more information.
On government business, Jordan announced that "City Council will meet for a regular session Tuesday night at 6 in Council chambers and City Hall." He said meetings "are open to the public or watch live on the city's YouTube channel," and noted that recorded meetings are available on demand. Jordan also promoted the Council Debrief newsletter, which he said "breaks down 3 to 4 key agenda items," and invited listeners to subscribe at cityofls.net.
Turning to parks programming, Jordan reminded listeners: "And there is still time to get your tickets to the Lee's Summit Parks and Recreation February father daughter dances, but dates are filling up fast, so don't wait to register." He directed listeners to lsparks.net for tickets and registration.
The briefing closed with Jordan thanking listeners and wishing them a good week.

