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Commission to add 'Projects' tab, recruit volunteers using neighborhood outreach
Summary
Members agreed to add a 'Projects' tab to the city's website listing the oral history and historic-homes projects and to advertise volunteer opportunities (including via neighborhood Facebook lists) with wording framed to avoid public backlash.
Committee member (S2) proposed a simple, visual approach for the commission’s website—an easy Google form to nominate homes and a projects tab that lists current efforts and how residents can help. "We can show what a house that qualifies for and just have it be more visual than descriptive," S2 said, offering to draft the writeups and meet with staff to upload content.
Members discussed outreach channels, including the Riverton Ranch Facebook page and the city's Citi message, but the Chair cautioned that prior wording had generated negative reaction. Members agreed to craft language focused on projects (oral histories, mapping, wellness projects) rather than a generic call to “preserve historic buildings” to reduce confusion and opposition. S2 volunteered to draft a social post the commission can share across members’ networks.
