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Members also moved that the commission participate in Huber Heights’ July 4 parade. The transcript records a motion to participate and initial planning discussion about lineup, banners and volunteer counts, but it does not record the final vote or an explicit recorded outcome for parade participation.

No ordinances, contracts, budgets or other formal legislative items were recorded as adopted during this meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Huber Heights - Culture and Diversity Citizen Action Commission - Jun 05, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The commission voted to suspend the July 3 meeting and reschedule to the first Thursday in August (Aug. 7, 2025). Members also moved to participate in the city’s July 4 parade; the transcript records the motion but does not record a final vote or outcome for the parade participation.","taxTitle","Huber Heights, Montgomery County, Ohio","taxId",55050,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_46":80,"_48":81,"_50":82,"_52":83,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":84,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":85,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6526874,"Huber Heights commission plans direct outreach after census data shows limits of online survey",374,3425000,3799000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3684262-c219619d56070a14fe1c54876dbb3971&start=3425&end=3799","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3684262-c219619d56070a14fe1c54876dbb3971/thumbnail_3425000.jpg","/articles/6526874/Huber-Heights/Montgomery-County/Ohio/Huber-Heights-commission-plans-direct-outreach-after-census-data-shows-limits-of-online-survey","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6526874-f16fb7fcba470c874cf523ab4486c6c1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771107797&Signature=EedTvxYbejffcg~TLA6z9ZQWrOrHoKh5cMlriGdOQ6JGWo80f9UUh47pYaLmqRtgmiDY9P7b0FAONMr8A0Cr8YiIr9KCeG6i5mtvi0efvc-NzX9orAfv3v75QF-CoUeIo0UiklL4LILPXHb6J9YnTwoDmKtsIVUpAJjCBXMuZ3mUUClJ3Y8ECb0Yqk0Iwlt0S4uULR4WEdCUKY6O7eNcCxiGha442g0wM7o-xM3DWDn5JlfMaM4BHQ2iiP1mAJeoqKrsVpJkk344sD8MwOmFq2vEMOkIRfehMyQm82pKiLiT-XBDdH1OyFQDdr7jdV3vSubqE9sC~WXjYtfiK0mfkw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Commission members reviewed local demographic findings and debated strategies to reach undercounted or underrepresented groups, concluding that in-person outreach and invitations to community leaders will better capture community needs than repeating a broad online survey.

Several commissioners observed that census and survey categories (race/ethnicity boxes and self-reporting) do not reveal the specific cultural and linguistic communities active in Huber Heights. Members recommended inviting leaders from area groups — including the Dayton Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Miami Valley Native American tribal contacts, Filipino-American organizations, Turkish community representatives, the library’s LGBTQIA+ specialist and disability advocates — to speak at a regular commission meeting so the commission can hear firsthand about needs and partnership opportunities.

Speakers urged using regular, public commission meetings to host leaders rather than separate closed gatherings, citing sunshine-law considerations and the value of official minutes. Commissioners also discussed forming a commission-level strategic approach (a short plan) that outlines steps: identify target groups, invite leaders, hold listening sessions and track follow-up actions. Commissioners suggested coordinating with existing resources (library specialists, university and county organizations) and local partner organizations to build relationships and increase survey reach.

The commission noted recent local incidents reported by community members involving vandalism and attacks against LGBTQIA+ residents and said disability-access concerns (park access and physical accessibility) should be included in outreach. Commissioners emphasized that inclusivity discussions should be broad — including cultural, racial, religious, disability and sexual‑orientation communities — and proposed a focused outreach calendar and list of invitees to begin building relationships.","Commission members said U.S. Census categories and the recent survey did not capture many local communities; they proposed inviting community leaders (Latinx, Asian, Native American, LGBTQIA+, disability advocates and others) to commission meetings to inform outreach and programs.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_46":92,"_48":93,"_50":94,"_52":95,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":96,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":97,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6526880,"Huber Heights commission opens multicultural festival vendor registration; county food permits required for organizations serving food",191,2565000,2756000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3684262-c219619d56070a14fe1c54876dbb3971&start=2565&end=2756","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3684262-c219619d56070a14fe1c54876dbb3971/thumbnail_2565000.jpg","/articles/6526880/Huber-Heights/Montgomery-County/Ohio/Huber-Heights-commission-opens-multicultural-festival-vendor-registration-county-food-permits-required-for-organizations-serving-food","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6526880-cfdaf669ae171756512c129fdde95535/orig.mp4?Expires=1771107797&Signature=VRes3SUl1geidjx2MPRxmeCd-r-wXGhGi~UaD~R7pwQOgF6g5s8WcGwuPP~iJF66Tn79k6edXA~YvR5UOJbw4I4XeLyKYVeepTxMP0wK6Pjtl1pD~mMhfOWVqqYU~rj7nf7Pk0-Ykb3uI1j4t91CZtU6hGoEsLkBFC~yYiYuLpENpEFLHDpE9VkpDpPkwOLHwCbTBk6HVyIdUmKdpOi6xXmFSXYIoNkbXWOkxEHru-vovSY3pic4G-mHuUlHp~GR1jYjALwhLk4GyNvI1eW1V3cE81LIF5ofcDjdTOl12HBza9XDp4c1Dv45IBtNhhwt1RQEm-89~Q1jU1oDTDjvhA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The commission reviewed plans for a proposed multicultural festival and opened vendor registration with an initial no‑fee sign-up for community organizations and noncommercial groups.

Commissioners said the registration system allows food trucks and vendors to sign up and, once approved, the city will invoice them for payment. Organizers explained this approach is intended to ensure a broad variety of cultural food options rather than a lineup dominated by typical festival fare.

Commissioners discussed that individual community organizations serving food must secure a county temporary food permit; staff provided contact information for the county health inspector (named in the meeting as Christina) who can assist with permits. The commission noted that some community organizations might be offered no fee for serving cultural foods for this initial festival stage and that donations would be requested instead.

Byron (commission liaison on the festival) was noted as out of the country until the end of the month; commissioners agreed he will follow up on entertainer recruitment and outreach when he returns. Staff said vendor flyers and an online registration form are being circulated and that final vendor lists should be reviewed before the press release goes out.","Commission members discussed vendor signup and food-permit requirements for a planned multicultural festival, agreed to an initial no-fee registration for community organizations, and asked staff to invoice approved food trucks after acceptance.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_46":104,"_48":105,"_50":106,"_52":107,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":108,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":109,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6526885,"Huber Heights commission finalizes Juneteenth logistics: vendors, panels, QR codes and volunteers",2304,205000,2509000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3684262-c219619d56070a14fe1c54876dbb3971&start=205&end=2509","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3684262-c219619d56070a14fe1c54876dbb3971/thumbnail_205000.jpg","/articles/6526885/Huber-Heights/Montgomery-County/Ohio/Huber-Heights-commission-finalizes-Juneteenth-logistics-vendors-panels-QR-codes-and-volunteers","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6526885-27e62f58b87d5f12c68525056112f163/orig.mp4?Expires=1771107798&Signature=TSoItCIzYBxcbTn2~yCpF9J0pThhBY2p6t40fTw9jzdJS-zkn9y3-6HdzPhDrrDmjqX9hUtRshdhGMueEBnDzlGXAx6EvZH1I2Dj1-g0z8quIHvVMIgNxqDL-491xROfiD1dMsMWidE3ytUq2yM8Ys0C~5XQ5rs2KCU7cC94QLMRMmdW0qqFQ97sMDRQ5cpxEIy68lXaDtx8Vtmrid5vlSqcFeQ46CVTnPdqVNCRPumSTMv-CS9dNnzpq0r4e0EgVf5jJMkiStYRA~SG8uzqI4zTsFKkqB7Sf59v6YlkvKOIZlgZM5G2TeNLVEVBRn-Z-rD2qJ8xdZbsIzQGOHM2bw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Huber Heights’ Cultural Diversity & Inclusion Commission spent the meeting laying out final logistics for the city’s upcoming Juneteenth celebration, confirming vendor plans, display panels, a QR-code trivia program and volunteer assignments.

The commission confirmed vendor setup windows: retail vendors are to set up between 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.; food trucks will arrive around 3:00 p.m. and are expected to operate into the evening (organizers said a typical generator run lasts about four hours). The bookmobile and several food trucks are on the roster; staff said they will try to shift a tent and some vendor placements to put retail vendors closer to the stage and reduce sound conflicts.

Organizers reported 16registered vendor entries on the roster but noted a few entries are non‑retail (a lemonade stand and an Italian-ice vendor). The commission asked volunteers and staff to confirm food-truck and vendor spellings for the press release and to finalize the vendor map. The commission asked that anyone who can distribute flyers, post in local businesses or call contacts do so ahead of the event.

For the event’s education component the commission agreed on a low‑friction, mobile-first approach: create roughly 12–15 short trivia questions tied to borrowed historical panels and short informational slides hosted via Bitly links, and place QR codes around the site (vendors, food-truck lines, restrooms and the bookmobile). Visitors who scan and answer questions will be invited to bring answers to the city tent to collect raffle tickets; the commission said multiple answers returned would increase raffle chances. Staff offered to host the survey/trivia on city-approved software for retention and reporting.

The commission confirmed nine borrowed display panels (24 inches by 30 inches) that trace local historical observances related to emancipation and Juneteenth; organizers proposed staggering panels under the tent and protecting them from sun and weather. A volunteer was assigned to pick up panels later in the week.

Sponsors listed for marketing materials included the city of Huber Heights, the commission and other local sponsors (organizers asked commission members to confirm sponsor names). The commission said proceeds from the event will go to the Huber Heights Community Foundation.

Logistics assignments covered staffing for traffic/parking, trash pickup and a staffed tent area; the commission said citizens-on-patrol and registered volunteers will help with teardown. A media appearance was tentatively scheduled for a Friday at 10 a.m.; organizers asked for at least one volunteer to join the press event. The meeting closed with a reminder that finalized copy for the news release should be sent to staff by the stated Wednesday deadline.","Commission members reviewed final logistics for the city’s Juneteenth event including vendor setup times, map adjustments, an education plan using QR codes and trivia, borrowed display panels, volunteer shifts and sponsorships; proceeds will go to the Huber Heights Community Foundation.","actionData","errors"]

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