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The committee heard updates on a department reorganization, new city branding, a new city code of conduct, and growing use of community services, including 75 to 80 patron visits per week.
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Residents were told that the Community Services Department is being reorganized, with some services consolidated and special events management moving to Parks and Recreation. City staff also described a new logo and a new City Council Code of Conduct, including plans to post Spanish translations at city facilities. The meeting highlighted strong demand for support services, with staff helping residents with utility bill assistance, pantry services, and homelessness engagement. Committee members also reviewed recent adaptive recreation events and upcoming community programs.
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