Legislation Details

File #: YC26-1188    Name:
Type: Discussion Items Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 9/16/2026 In control: Youth Commission
On agenda: 10/1/2026 Final action:
Title: RECEIVE AND FILE STATUS REPORT OF THE YOUTH COMMISSION’S MOST RECENT PROJECTS & GOALS
Attachments: 1. Administrative Report
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TO:                                                               YOUTH COMMISSION

FROM:                                          KELLY ORTA, DEPUTY COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR

 

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RECEIVE AND FILE STATUS REPORT OF THE YOUTH COMMISSION’S MOST RECENT PROJECTS & GOALS

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BACKGROUND

Throughout the past year, the Youth Commission (Commission) outlined a number of projects and goals that it wanted to accomplish and focus on.  These goals were split between various subcommittees, which are smaller group-led work that is focused on a specific task, including:

 

                     Communications & Social Media Subcommittee

Purpose: Determine a manageable strategy for ensuring ongoing and regular social media posts, which consideration of utilizing multiple platforms to increase outreach efforts. Consider creative ways to promote the work of the Youth Commission, events, activities, and updates to the City’s website to be more teen-focused, where appropriate.

 

Teen Center & Events Subcommittee

Purpose: Provide ongoing support for teen programs, services, and events, held throughout the city, with special consideration for small business activations, teen entrepreneur events, potential fundraiser(s) for the Teen Center, and teen-focused activations on the Pier. Work with staff to determine whether teen artwork can be displayed at the Teen Center.

 

In addition to the work of the subcommittees, the Commission identified E-bike use and safety as its highest priority project.  Multiple presentations were provided to the Commission to address this important topic including from the Police and Public Works departments. The Commission has not expressed the need for any additional resources or information regarding this topic.

 

Throughout the next month, staff recommends the Commission consider previous work of the Youth Commission and its recommendations regarding the continuance of those initiatives; other important topics that should be addressed in the coming year; and any other ideas that are of value to teens and be prepared to discuss them at the commission’s November 5 meeting.  At that time, staff will facilitate a larger discussion that will guide the Commission into developing its list of focused projects and goals to work on throughout the next year.  Ultimately, the commission will be creating a framework of desired projects and goals to help guide and focus the Commission.

 

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