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Youth advisory commission asks volunteers for 'Unite to Light' holiday help

Page City Council · November 13, 2024
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Summary

Tristan Conley and Dante Thompson of the Page Youth Advisory Commission presented 'Unite to Light,' requesting volunteers and donated decorations to help residents who cannot put up holiday lights; registration is via QR code and the City of Page website.

Tristan Conley, chairman of the Page Youth Advisory Commission, and member Dante Thompson presented 'Unite to Light' to the council on Nov. 13, describing a volunteer program to install holiday lights for residents who cannot do so themselves. The presenters asked for volunteers, ornaments, hooks, stakes and extension cords and said donations may be dropped off at City Hall and sign-ups are available via a QR code and on the city website.

Community context: The presenters said the program targets residents who are unable to climb ladders or install decorations, though it is open to the whole community. They invited interested volunteers to attend the youth advisory commission meeting the following Monday at the community college for more information.

Outcome: Council expressed appreciation for the initiative; presenters encouraged attendees to bring donations to City Hall and to register online.

Provenance: The youth commission presentation and volunteer request were delivered during the presentation portion of the agenda.