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CITY OF HICKORY: Opportunities for teens on Hickory Youth Council

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Source: City of Hickory

Source: City of Hickory

City of Hickory issued the following announcement on May 5.

Published: May 5, 2020

Do you know a teen interested in getting involved in the community?  The Hickory Youth Council is currently recruiting new members for the 2020-2021 school year. 

The Hickory Youth Council is a vibrant group of 30 high school students who represent the youth of Hickory and provide input to the Hickory City Council on youth issues.  Youth Council members also learn about local government, represent the youth voice on other city boards and commissions, participate in community service projects, and hold events that build leadership skills for themselves and their peers. 

“Serving on the Hickory Youth Council is a great opportunity for young people to have a direct impact on the community while learning skills that will prepare them for their future,” said Lana Foss, chair of the Hickory Youth Council.  “I have really enjoyed serving on the Youth Council and working to improve myself and my community.”

The Youth Council meets on the third Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m. at various City facilities between August and May. 

Rising 9th through 12th graders living in the Hickory city limits or attending a school that has a seat on the council are eligible to apply to serve on the Youth Council.  Applications are available online at www.hickorync.gov/youthcouncil and are due by June 15. 

For more information, please contact staff liaison Dave Leonetti at (828) 261-2227 or via email at dleonetti@hickorync.gov.

Original source: https://www.hickorync.gov/content/opportunities-teens-hickory-youth-council

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