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West End participatory budgeting project to create paid landscaping jobs for local youth
Summary
Staff announced that the West End participatory budgeting program selected a 'Neighbors Helping Neighbors' landscaping project that will create paid positions for local youth ages 16–25; the program is in implementation and the city is seeking a community partner with recommendations due Sept. 30 at mlkcenter.org.
A staff member announced that the West End participatory budgeting process selected the 'Neighbors Helping Neighbors' landscaping services project, which will create paid jobs for local youth ages 16 to 25.
The project will provide lawn care, snow removal and outdoor support for seniors and residents with disabilities, the announcement said. Staff said the program is now in an implementation phase and that city officials are seeking recommendations for a community partner to lead the work.
Recommendations can be submitted at mlkcenter.org through Sept. 30. The announcement did not specify hourly wages, number of positions, or the partner selection timeline.
