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Committee taps staffer for social media push; Brandon Reno nominated to lead
Summary
Members agreed informally to involve a staffer to expand the district's Facebook presence and nominated Brandon Reno to help coordinate posts, with the condition that posts be approved before publishing.
The committee debated how to increase community engagement on Facebook and suggested identifying an in‑office staffer to post timely photos and short videos of district work. An agency official said the district's Facebook page had only 565 followers and recommended a staff member manage daily content to build trust and transparency.
One member nominated Brandon Reno to take a lead role on social media; other members accepted the nomination informally and said posts should be routed for approval before publication. "I nominate Brandon Reno," one member said, and others responded that the suggestion was settled and that staff would coordinate with security and operations personnel.
Committee members emphasized a simple editorial process so content can be timely yet vetted and asked staff to draft a short job description or duty list if the role becomes formalized.
