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Council approves Spanish-language access plan for New Home Program
Summary
Lorenzo City Council voted unanimously Dec. 8 to adopt a language assistance plan to provide Spanish-language support for participants in the New Home Program.
Council Member Janet Peterson-Gonzales moved that the city provide language assistance in Spanish for the New Home Program; Council Member Cheryl Birdwell seconded and the motion passed by a 5–0 vote. The motion was recorded on the consent/discussion portion of the agenda as: "for the city to provide a language assistance plan for Spanish speaking for the New Home program."
Council did not attach a budget or implementation timetable in the motion; the vote authorizes the city to provide language assistance, but details such as staffing, translation providers, or specific outreach steps were not specified in the transcript and will require further staff follow-up.
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