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Public safety commission to distribute 500 safety magnets and a museum banner for holidays
Summary
The council heard a public‑safety commission update announcing 500 donated refrigerator safety magnets and a museum lawn banner for New Year's Eve; commissioners and local groups covered the $260 cost.
Adeline Jones, chair of the city’s Public Safety Commission, told the council the commission is ordering 500 refrigerator magnets with emergency information and a banner for the Blue Lake Museum lawn to encourage quiet New Year’s celebrations. "We have, this is just a mock up so you can see...they should be coming in about 2 weeks just in time for Christmas," Jones said in support of the outreach effort.
Jones said the Waunika Club and the Mad River Grange each donated $100 toward the magnets and Paradise Cay produced the $60 banner. Council members and a public commenter confirmed the banner purchase had been made and that three safety‑commissioners covered remaining costs. The commission plans to distribute magnets to winter camp children and place signage on museum property with curator approval.
