Sensory Temp House seeks MOU and $30,000 startup support for mobile sensory unit
Miranda Conchie, founder of Sensory Temp House, asked Rowlett council to consider an MOU and budget support (about $30,000 one‑time and $12,000 annually) to integrate a 36‑foot mobile sensory unit into city events so families with children on the autism spectrum can participate safely.
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Miranda Conchie, who identified herself as founder and president of Sensory Temp House, asked the Rowlett City Council on May 4 to consider a memorandum of understanding to integrate her nonprofit's mobile sensory unit into the city's event planning.
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