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Local group proposes suicide-prevention signs in Coggon in memory of resident’s son
Summary
Audrea Willey, representing Wyatt Warriors, asked the Coggon City Council to accept donated suicide-prevention signs in memory of her son; the council requested several signs be posted at various locations in town.
Audrea Willey, representing the community group Wyatt Warriors, told the Coggon City Council on Jan. 13 that she would like to donate suicide-prevention signs to the city in memory of her son.
Council members asked for several signs to be posted at various locations around town. No formal vote or ordinance was recorded; council discussion indicated consent to accept donated signs and to identify suitable posting locations.
Why it matters: Community-placed suicide-prevention signage can provide resources and crisis information to residents in public locations. The council requested staff follow-up to coordinate placement and installation with the donor group.
