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Lansdowne's Youth Committee outlines programs and council approves planning for an MLK Day event
Summary
The Youth Committee plans to pursue a lead‑safety resolution and forum, an International Holocaust Remembrance resolution, a Black History Month art contest, Safe Routes corridor work, and a Junior Council Member program; Council approved a motion to plan and advertise an MLK Day event.
Council member and Youth Committee lead Mr. Hover previewed committee priorities, including a lead-free promise/resolution and a lead-safety forum, an International Holocaust Remembrance resolution, outreach to local schools, the Safe Routes Corridor Program, library facilities, children's internet safety, a Black History Month art contest for youth, and a Junior Council Member Program. Mr. Hover said the committee will meet Jan. 15 and thereafter on the first Tuesday of each month.
During action items, Mr. Hover and Ms. Pointer jointly moved to plan, organize and advertise an MLK Day event; Ms. Connors seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Mr. Hover offered to organize an MLK Day program if Council approves; the motion added the event planning task to the council's calendar. No budget or vendor details were provided in the meeting record.
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