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After-school program reenergized; dog park getting fixtures and access fobs
Summary
Authority members heard that the CAPS after-school program, reenergized with police and the mayor's youth council at the PCC center, drew more than 40 children on its first day; members were told the dog park has been overseeded and that key fob access (and a fee schedule amendment) is forthcoming.
The authority heard an update on community programs and park improvements. The Chair reported that the city's CAPS after-school program at the PCC center, relaunched in partnership with police, fire and the mayor's youth council, attracted more than 40 children on its first day and fosters interactions between youth and first responders.
On parks, the Chair said the dog park has been overseeded and that fixtures will be installed; the authority is looking into coordinating key fob access with the Humane Society and will propose an amendment to the fee schedule to cover fob distribution.
The Chair framed both items as positive community engagement measures and emphasized staff will follow up on the fee-schedule amendment for key fob access.
