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Council planning packet recommends livestreaming meetings, QR codes and marketing campaigns
Summary
The January planning list suggests expanded communications and event strategies: livestream council meetings on YouTube, create a narrative about the city, implement QR codes explaining projects and grants, and restart special-events committees.
The council's planning packet includes several communications and events ideas intended to raise the city's profile and improve outreach. Recommendations include livestreaming Westminster City Council meetings on YouTube, creating a narrative describing the city, using QR codes to explain projects and grant uses, making council-branded shirts, and increasing marketing to attract businesses and medical facilities.
Council also discussed restarting special-events committees and partnerships (for example, with the library) to create new organized events at Anderson Park and elsewhere. The minutes record these items as planning suggestions; they do not include vendor selections, budgets aside from general capital mentions, or implementation timelines.
