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NEW <br /> JBRIGHTON <br /> Council Worksession <br /> October 22, 2019 <br /> 5:00 pm <br /> Present: Mayor Valerie Johnson <br /> Councilmember Graeme Allen <br /> Councilmember Mary Burg <br /> Councilmember Emily Dunsworth <br /> Councilmember Paul Jacobsen <br /> Absent: <br /> Staff in Attendance: Dean Lotter <br /> Guests in Attendance: Mary Stewart and Brian White, CPY Representatives <br /> CPY Update <br /> Lotter explained representatives from CPY were in attendance to provide the Council with an update. <br /> Mary Stewart, CPY representative, thanked the Council for their time and provided the Council with a <br /> presentation on the activities that have occurred in 2019. It was noted 464 youth have been served with 331 <br /> being from New Brighton. The mission of CPY was to provide youth with the following: a safe place after <br /> school and over the summer months, to provide opportunities to connect with positive adult role models, equip <br /> youth with life and social skills, and to empower youth through leadership. She talked about the importance of <br /> equipping youth for success with team building and positive conflict resolution skills. She reflected on the <br /> educational opportunities that were created with local business owners. She commented on a community <br /> garden project that CPY completed with APi and a local master gardener. She discussed the importance of <br /> having local partners and thanked the City for their continued support. She then reviewed CPY's budget and <br /> sources of revenue. <br /> Councilmember Dunsworth asked if CPY would continue to have a working relationship with JMA. Mr. <br /> White reported this was the case. He commented the plan would be for JMA to become self-sustaining and for <br /> the cities to withdraw their support over time. <br /> Mayor Johnson encouraged CPY to update their crime statistics in order to present a fair picture. She stated <br /> she would like to see how many CPY kids go on to graduate, or take pre-college classes. Ms. Stewart thanked <br /> the Mayor for this input. She commented on how difficult it was to pull information together from the <br /> transient nature of these kids and noted some of the information was protected and could not be shared outside <br /> of the organization. She discussed how her programming has become more focused to meet the changing needs <br /> of the youth. <br /> Mayor Johnson commended Ms. Stewart for growing in this business. She was encouraged by the increased <br /> programming being offered by CPY and the recognition that CPY was receiving from other communities. <br /> Councilmember Burg suggested CPY plan a reunion for kids that have wen through the program. Ms. Stewart <br /> stated this was being considered in order to foster and continue to build relationships. <br />
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