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Commission discusses 4th of July booth and parade banners, seeks volunteers

Military and Veterans Affairs Commission ยท July 22, 2026
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Summary

Members weighed using parade banners and a military pop-up tent to promote the commission at booths and parades and solicited volunteers to staff displays and answer public questions.

Commissioners reviewed the logistics for staffing booths at community events and whether to use city parade banners as part of their outreach. Clerk said the commission already has banners and a pop-up military tent available and that Kevin McDonald often handles the display at community events.

A member volunteered to staff and support combined parade/booth efforts; the commission agreed to circulate the event checklist and past timelines so members can sign up for shifts. Chair cautioned against leaving a staffed booth unattended if the city posts signage, and members discussed the best way to coordinate volunteers and display materials.