Committee On Aging
The Committee on Aging mostly heard updates from city and senior-center partners, with a few concrete next steps around senior-center planning and non-emergency fire calls. No major policy decisions were made in these minutes.
The Senior Center said it will do its own goal-setting, and staff will contact the Two Rivers Fire Department about how non-emergency calls are handled—small process steps, but they can affect how seniors get help and how resources are used.
Parks & Rec reported the concession stand brought in about $12,000 in 2025 and highlighted grant-funded urban forestry work and upcoming Neshotah Park improvements—useful context for where fees and park dollars are going.
City staff emphasized that public input is expected earlier in the process (calls/emails/visits) before items reach the Council agenda—helpful advice, but it also underscores how hard it can be for residents to track decisions if they only tune in at meeting time.
No public comments or communications recorded for this meeting.