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Local nonprofit leader asks commission to sponsor modular computer lab for after‑school training
Summary
Lawrence Lindsay, president of Back to Basics Youth Education Center, asked the commission to sponsor a project to place a modular computer lab on Third Street for after‑school and senior computer‑skills training and provided site and budget documents to staff.
During public comment, Lawrence Lindsay, president and CEO of Back to Basics Youth Education Center, asked the commission to sponsor a project to build a modular computer lab on Third Street to support after‑school coding, programming and AI training for youth and seniors. Lindsay said he supplied a packet of documents — a land survey, site layout, builder quote and deed — and requested a city contact so the project can move quickly.
Mayor Turner Sllos and staff asked Lindsay to remain after the meeting for follow‑up and directed City Manager Dix (staff) to connect him with planning staff. Lindsay described a history of volunteer instructors and recent partnerships with local organizations and Sinclair students; he asked whether any available grants could help the nonprofit complete the project.
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