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Morrow recognizes Walking in Authority Youth Council; group sets $50,000 fundraising goal

City of Morrow Mayor and City Council · July 14, 2026
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Summary

Before the July 14 work session the City of Morrow recognized members of the Walking in Authority Youth Council; council youth leaders said the group has set a $50,000 fundraising target for the fiscal year, up from $48,000 last year.

The City of Morrow recognized members of the Walking in Authority Youth Council before the July 14, 2026 work session. Michayla Stephens, identified in the minutes as Director of Support and a rising senior at Elite Scholars Academy, and Anthony Rivera, listed as president and a rising senior at Elite Scholars Academy, thanked the city for its partnership and participation in the city’s Juneteenth 2026 celebration. Stephens and Rivera told the council the youth council has set a new fundraising goal of $50,000 for the fiscal year, up from the prior year’s $48,000 record.

Michelle McNabb, introduced as the new chairman of the youth council’s Environmental Committee, was recognized during the remarks. The minutes record these acknowledgements as part of the work session’s pre-meeting recognition; no formal action or funding commitment by the city is recorded in the work session minutes.