YOUTH COUNCIL
TL;DR
The Milwaukee Youth Council met to review and approve several public health and policy initiatives, including anti-tobacco and anti-vaping programs, and considered positions on social media litigation settlement funds and recent immigration enforcement actions. The meeting agenda indicates the Council addressed youth-focused health measures and advocacy matters, though specific voting outcomes are not detailed in the materials provided.
Key Decisions
- Anti-Tobacco Program and Resolution Review and Approval
- Anti-Vaping Legislation Review and Approval
- Request to Co-sign Letter to Attorney General Kaul on Social Media Litigation Settlement Funds Review and Possible Action
- Statement on Recent Immigration Enforcement Action in Milwaukee Review and Approval
Agenda
- Call to Order
- Roll Call
- Review and Approval of Anti-Tobacco Program and Resolution
- Review and Approval of Anti-Vaping Legislation
- Review and Possible Action on Request to Have Milwaukee Youth Council Co-sign a Letter to Attorney General Kaul Relating to the Use of Social Media Litigation Settlement Funds.
- Review and Approval of Statement Relating to Recent Immigration Enforcement Action in Milwaukee.
- Announcements
- Adjournment
- Untitled item
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