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Council member Steck Lang promotes Tri College Community Day
Summary
At a brief meeting reconvened after a short technical delay, Council member Steck Lang urged residents to sign up for Tri College Community Day on April 19 at Fort Walla Walla Park (noon–4 p.m.), and the council adjourned by unanimous consent two minutes later.
The chair called the meeting back to order at 6:49 p.m., and Council member Steck Lang used the opportunity to promote Tri College Community Day, a multi-college Earth Day volunteer event scheduled for April 19.
"From 12 to 4, you can still sign up for really fun projects," Council member Steck Lang said, adding that sign-ups are available online and that events will take place at Fort Walla Walla Park. Steck Lang also noted a related student event called "Tricella," describing it as a concert that brought the three colleges together and mentioning personal involvement with a photo booth.
The announcement was presented as a community engagement item rather than an agenda action; no formal council vote or policy change accompanied the remarks. After asking whether other council members had additional business and briefly recognizing "Mister Rayburn," the chair asked for a motion to conclude the meeting. Council member Williams moved to conclude, and Council member Boyle seconded the motion. With no objections, the chair closed the meeting at 6:51 p.m.
The session did not take up legislation, budget items, or other formal actions beyond the adjournment. Organizers and residents seeking to participate in Tri College Community Day are directed to the event's online sign-up (information noted as "available online" in the meeting).
