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Redmond council proclaims Arbor Week, approves proclamation by voice vote
Summary
Council approved an Arbor Week proclamation (April 5–11) and announced tree‑planting and Dry Canyon cleanup events; the proclamation passed by voice vote after a brief motion and second.
The Redmond City Council on April 14 approved an Arbor Week proclamation recognizing tree‑planting and community stewardship events. Staff outlined two community events: a tree planting at Spud Bowl with Boy Scouts and a Dry Canyon cleanup in partnership with Heart of Oregon Corps scheduled for April 20, Arbor Day. Councilor Catherine moved to approve the proclamation and a council colleague seconded; the body approved the proclamation by voice vote.
Why it matters: The proclamation formalizes community events tied to the city’s Tree City USA recognition (21st year) and highlights volunteer stewardship opportunities.
Ending: The council encouraged attendance at both events and then returned to unfinished business on the housing code discussion.
