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Rock Canyon Community Council Discusses Safety and Leadership in October Meeting

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The Rock Canyon Community Council met on October 15, 2026, to discuss committee composition, leadership, and school safety initiatives. The meeting included discussions regarding Trustland funds and upcoming safety presentations.

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  • The Rock Canyon Community Council met on October 15, 2026, to discuss committee structure and leadership.
  • Monique Golding was unanimously voted in as Co-Chair.
  • The council reviewed Trustland funds and the SIP plan for teacher salaries.
  • Future discussions will focus on brainstorming ideas for safety routes and scheduling a safety patrol presentation.

The Rock Canyon Community Council met on October 15, 2026, to discuss committee responsibilities and safety initiatives, according to meeting minutes published November 3.

During the meeting, the council discussed its composition, which consists of four community members and two school members. Rachel Luke served as the chair and led introductions for committee members, including Karen Brock, Curtis Stimpson, Monique Golding, Kim Fountain, and Gina Pitts. The group conducted a unanimous vote to nominate Monique Golding as Co-Chair.

The council reviewed its purpose and the types of issues typically addressed, including a discussion regarding Trustland funds. The committee approved and signed the Trustlands plan for SIP, which involves funds used for teacher salaries.

Members also reviewed updates regarding the Safe Routes to School program. The discussion included a summary of rules and regulations, recent changes, and potential options for improvement. As a possible option to aid in drop-off safety, the council planned to schedule a presentation by AAA's safety patrol.

The council will meet again on November 13, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. and will schedule future meetings at that time. There will be no meeting in December.

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