Residents ask Twisp council for stalking-awareness proclamation; mayor sends matter to Public Safety Committee
Summary
Methow Pride representatives requested a proclamation on stalking and harassment awareness; Mayor Smith recommended the Public Safety Committee work with the group to develop actionable language.
Twisp — Representatives from Methow Pride asked the Twisp Town Council on Jan. 27 to adopt a proclamation recognizing stalking and harassment awareness and to provide clear, actionable language.
"Wanted to clarify that there is no request for a resolution, but a proclamation," Raven Aae said during public comment, noting Winthrop had adopted a similar proclamation. The transcript records Aae saying the Winthrop language is identical to language used in a resolution passed by the state legislature. After discussion Mayor Smith recommended the town's Public Safety Committee work with Methow Pride to convert the request into an actionable proclamation.
Council members did not vote on the item at the meeting; the mayor asked the Public Safety Committee to take up the drafting and to coordinate with advocates.
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