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CORK committee plans website page, branding and outreach work sessions
Summary
Committee members agreed to create CORK content on the borough website, pursue simple branding for trail recognition, and hold work sessions to draft pages; staff volunteered to prototype pages and a website work session was scheduled for May 11.
Members discussed establishing a clear online presence for the CORK committee on the Denali Borough website, including static park/trail orientation pages, maps, and a community-events listing. Staff said the borough will change website hosts in the coming year and can add a page or tab; several members volunteered to draft content and a work session was scheduled to build a prototype page.
Committee members also discussed modest branding — a recognizable parks-and-recreation logo or trailhead marker — to aid signage and outreach at events. Members suggested using local artists or a community contest rather than automated designs, and flagged budget and procurement questions; staff said there is funding in the general fund for parks-and-recreation outreach activities.
The committee agreed to: hold a website work session (in-person, May 11 at 7 p.m.) to prototype pages; use a separate work session for branding and event-planning; and reach out to volunteer lists compiled during the plan process for subcommittee support. Staff said they can create preview pages to refine before going live.
Next steps: website work session May 11 at 7 p.m.; staff to create preview page prototypes and invite committee volunteers to draft core content.
