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Council proclaims city's commitment to volunteerism
Summary
The council unanimously approved a proclamation affirming American Fork's commitment to volunteerism, with council members praising volunteers and the mayor noting an upcoming recognition event for a music-program volunteer.
The American Fork City Council adopted a proclamation on Feb. 24 declaring the city's commitment to volunteerism and recognizing the contributions of volunteers across the community.
Council Member Ernie John commended volunteers for both visible event roles and behind-the-scenes contributions and thanked Assistant City Administrator Camden Bird for project work referenced in the proclamation. Mayor Bradley J. Frost said he will attend an upcoming recognition event for an individual who contributed significantly to youth music programs, and Council Member Clark Taylor noted his own volunteer work as a youth baseball coach in remarks of appreciation.
Council Member Clark Taylor moved to approve the proclamation affirming the city's commitment to fostering compassion, unity and community strength through volunteerism; Council Member Ryan Hunter seconded. The minutes record the motion passed unanimously among members present. The proclamation does not specify a funding allocation or a city-led program expansion in these minutes.
