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Commissioners agree to support 'Get to Know Campbell' Feb. 14 event; logistics, youth roles still being finalized
Summary
Commissioners reviewed plans for a self-guided Feb. 14 "Get to Know Campbell" historical tour, confirmed primary engagement points (community center and downtown), and discussed youth-led activities, table/chair provisions and a rain contingency still under discussion.
Commissioners reviewed plans for a self-guided "Get to Know Campbell" event proposed for Saturday, Feb. 14, and discussed logistics, youth roles and outreach.
An organizer told the commission the event will center on primary engagement points at the Campbell Recreation/Community Center and a downtown courtyard; other historic stops will be included as optional self-guided points. "The current plan is, like, in the courtyard area of downtown," the organizer said. Primary points will focus on engagement while other stops will provide education on local sites.
Organizers said the event team will provide tables and chairs but not canopies; rain contingency planning remained unsettled. Youth commissioners were asked to staff a community-center station; organizers will supply historical context ahead of the event so commissioners are not expected to present detailed history.
Commissioners proposed activities to attract younger audiences — a quiz or trivia, bracelet-making and small interactive booths — and spoke about outreach to schools and summer camps. The commission also discussed coordinating a planning meeting with participating groups to finalize logistics and roles.
Next steps: organizers will confirm start/end times and rain contingency, provide historical materials to the youth commission for review, and schedule a coordination meeting with participating groups.
