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Committee explores streaming, social media tools and pavilion reservations with QR signage idea
Summary
Councilmember Jacklyn Bartkowski volunteered to research meeting streaming and social media practices; council discussed using a shared design subscription and a QR‑code sign for pavilion rentals to simplify scheduling.
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Councilmember Jackl yn Bartkowski volunteered to research options for streaming meetings and to help develop social media expectations for the city. She said streaming is important and offered to assist with research on platforms and workflows.
Councilman Brett Iafigliola suggested placing signage at park pavilions with a QR code reading "rent this pavilion" that would link to the online schedule and reservation system, saying he often would not know where to find rental information on the site. Jansen noted the idea and said the new website will include a community calendar and online reservation features for pavilions, with online payments.
Jansen said the city will purchase a premium edition of PosterMyWall for approximately $100 per year to help produce newsletter and social media graphics, and that administrative staff will be trained to use templates so council does not need to manage day‑to‑day posts. Bartkowski and the administrative assistant were described as the likely point people for scheduled social content; the meeting did not adopt a formal social‑media policy.
