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West Linn council issues Pearl Harbor and impaired driving proclamations; highlights winter events
Summary
Council read proclamations marking Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day (Dec. 7) and declaring December 2025 Impaired Driving Prevention Month; the meeting also included announcements about tree lightings, a library book sale and community puzzle and social events.
The council read two proclamations: one recognizing Dec. 7, 1941, as Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day and another designating December 2025 as Impaired Driving Prevention Month, encouraging residents to observe the solemn day and to take steps to avoid impaired driving. Council president Baumgartner read the Pearl Harbor proclamation and noted a family connection when mentioning a relative killed at Pearl Harbor.
Council members and staff also promoted several community events including the upcoming tree lighting near City Hall, a vintage book sale at the library foundation, and a speed-puzzling competition to benefit the library foundation; staff emphasized that the next council work session will be Dec. 9 and that holiday scheduling may lead to canceling a Dec. 16 session.
