Council debates Rosenberg 101 program, keeps the citizen-education series for now
After councilor Richard Olsen questioned low completion rates, staff said Rosenberg 101 has graduated 96 participants over five years and costs about $4,000–$5,000 annually; council took no action to rescind the program.
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Council discussed a proposed resolution (R-4069) to rescind the Rosenberg 101 citizen-education program. Councilor Richard Olsen said the program had low completion rates and limited long-term engagement; staff explained the program runs nine two-hour sessions, typically in January–March, and estimated an annual cost of roughly $4,000–$5,000. The program facilitator said the program has produced 96 graduates over five years and yields some committee and council candidates.
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