The commission discussed the advisory board mapping project, which aims to strengthen advisory bodies by streamlining administrative processes, reducing applicant fatigue, and enhancing recruitment consistency. Other topics included a land acknowledgement regarding the tribal history of the area and an inspirational segment focused on defining and achieving equity. The meeting also addressed administrative processes for stipends and demographic surveys for advisory board members.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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The council meeting agenda includes the issuance of proclamations for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Walk to School Month. Key items include the contract award for the Woodland Creek Restoration project, the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee funding review, and the consideration of resolutions to support Fire District 3 Proposition 1 and Timberland Regional Library Proposition 1. Additionally, the agenda encompasses reports from the City Manager, Mayor, and Council members, alongside a worksession dedicated to providing direction for councilmember appointment interviews.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
Commission on Equity for the City of Lacy Meeting Transcript
The commission reviewed an inspirational presentation on Amelio Robles Ávila, a historical figure from the Mexican Revolution, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. The meeting also featured a presentation regarding the second phase of the utility box wrap art project, which aims to display artwork reflecting the city's history and diversity. The commission discussed strategies for publicizing this project and coordinating potential locations for future installations. Additionally, a discussion was held regarding a recent regional meeting focused on diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
Lacey City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting included a proclamation for Emergency Preparedness Month, featuring input on the importance of community resilience and volunteer emergency radio services. Public comments addressed concerns regarding rising energy costs, with a representative from the utility provider offering to engage in future planning discussions. Additionally, the Council received an operational update on the Lacey Maker Space, covering its growth in membership, class offerings, and community volunteer engagement programs, as well as the positive impact of partnerships with local organizations.
