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The Stillwater City Council meeting on April 23, 2025, highlighted significant community initiatives and achievements, including a proclamation to embrace the "You Are Beautiful" project and recognition of the Stillwater Electric Utility's safety accomplishments.

Mayor William Joyce proclaimed Stillwater as a "You Are Beautiful" community, aligning with a national initiative that promotes kindness and emotional well-being. The project, which originated in Chicago in 2002, aims to foster connections and celebrate diversity. The installation of a "You Are Beautiful" message at the Stillwater Community Center serves as a permanent reminder for residents and visitors that they are valued and welcomed. Matt, a local advocate for the project, shared his pride in bringing this initiative to Stillwater, emphasizing the community's embodiment of its principles.
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In addition to the proclamation, the council celebrated the Stillwater Electric Utility's achievements, which earned diamond status from the American Public Power Association for safety and reliability. This recognition marks the second consecutive year the utility has received dual diamond awards, highlighting its commitment to safe practices and system improvements. Lauren Smith, the electric utility director, expressed gratitude for the team's dedication to safety and service, reinforcing the importance of their work in the community.

Overall, the meeting underscored Stillwater's commitment to fostering a supportive environment and recognizing the hard work of its public services, setting a positive tone for future community initiatives.

Converted from Stillwater City Council and SUA 04/21/2025 meeting on April 23, 2025
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