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Youth Council
Monday, July 13, 2020 - 6:00pm
Meeting to be held at McCormick Park to review the Historic Structures Project.
COVID-19 Update: Youth Council is focusing on outdoor meetings and service projects that allow for physical distancing. Please view Upcoming Events or follow their Facebook page for information about future meetings and projects.
These meetings are on hold temporarily: The Youth Council meets on the Monday prior to the 1st and 3rd Wednesday City Council meetings at 7pm at the St. Helens Recreation Center, 1810 Old Portland Road. Come early at 6:30pm for a time of socializing and games. Please check the City Calendar for exact dates.
The Youth Council was created to actively advise the City Council with thoughtful recommendations on issues concerning youth and to assist City staff in considering youth perspectives in its planning efforts.
If you are in grades 6-12 and attend St. Helens High School, St. Helens Middle School, St. Helens Alternative School, or are home schooled, you qualify to be a member.
Governance
The Youth Council is governed by St. Helens Municipal Code Chapter 2.70.
Supporting Documents
Youth Council Application Form (58 KB) 
