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Council approves expanded youth advisory structure to elevate young voices
Summary
Council unanimously passed Bill 44 to update the Council of Youth’s purpose and practices, creating a formal structure for youth engagement in city violence‑prevention and other policy work.
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Council unanimously approved Bill 44, which updates the purpose and practice of the city’s Council of Youth to create more formal opportunities for young people to participate in policymaking. Youth speakers, including Jaylee Baez, said the change would give young residents a stronger voice on issues such as violence prevention and community programs.
Administration officials described the measure as part of a broader approach to prevention work and youth engagement tied to the city’s violence prevention strategy. Councilmembers said they support further outreach to involve youth from diverse neighborhoods and organizations.
The measure passed 6–0.
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