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Task force seeks volunteers; team‑leader meeting and next full meeting set

Norwalk City Sustainability Task Force · July 16, 2026
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Summary

Jody asked members to recruit volunteers to staff outreach and tabling, said she will schedule a team‑leader meeting before the next full meeting on the 20th, and reminded members to email contacts and continue chapter edits.

Jody, the task force moderator, emphasized the need for volunteers to staff Saturday market tables and other outreach activities, saying "recruit, recruit, recruit" as a priority to get bodies in the field. She said the teams should identify priority projects and that she will schedule a team‑leader meeting to align strategy and communications before the full task force meets again on the 20th.

Mike, a committee member, urged establishing clear guardrails and messaging before broad public outreach, arguing that the task force should start with approachable, existing city projects to build momentum and avoid overwhelming residents. "Setting the guard rails and the boundaries for what we're going to be doing is going to be of the utmost importance," he said.

Jody closed the meeting by asking members to send outreach contacts by email and reminding them of the next meeting date; no formal votes or motions were taken.