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Council approves paid internships with Washburn students to update comprehensive plan
Summary
Council approved inviting up to three Washburn students to work on the city's comprehensive plan as paid interns, authorizing up to $2,000 in stipends total and pay of $500 per semester per intern as proposed; motion passed 3–0.
The Overbrook City Council voted to invite Washburn students to assist in updating the city's comprehensive plan next year. The proposal called for 2–3 interns working 10–20 hours per week for about three months, with a suggested stipend of $500 per semester per intern. Council authorized inviting no more than three students and capped the total stipend at $2,000.
Council framed the internship as a paid opportunity to engage local students and get assistance on a near-term update to planning documents; staff will coordinate internships and return any necessary arrangements to council for confirmation.
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