City Council - Regular Meeting
The Sherwood City Council meeting on September 15, 2026, opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and included reports on upcoming community events, school district updates, and environmental outreach planning.
About this meeting
- Government Body
- City Council
- Meeting Type
- City Council
- Location
- Sherwood, OR
- Meeting Date
- September 15, 2026
Transcript
31 sections
So it will be visible here because we keep it open.
Recording is going on. Take a seat. I will start the session on 15th September. And if you can take the oath of allegiance with me. Take the oath of allegiance to the flag of the United States.
I want us to have an agenda.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
I would like to tell everyone about International Walk to School Day, which will be held on Wednesday, October 7, in the Middle East. These are all connected to each other. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
It's very interesting. I've been involved in this for a few years now.
They've put up a table and it's always been a success. I don't know if it's this year or not, but the staff comes and they have a lot of gifts for the kids. Stickers and bells. And everything is interesting. Pensioner, pensioner.
So he'll go to Sabthak next week, which will come for you guys.
I just don't want to announce it tonight.
You're welcome. Asha, are you free today? Okay, we have Parishad's question. Okay.
Asha, that's it. I have a report. I have a report. I have a report. I have a report. I have a report.
They ran to Oregon School District.
I am very proud to be the founder of this school.
It is the foundation of the women's house.
The school year has started. It's been two years. This house is two years away from the sunset. So you can go now. As soon as the children start working, you will see a house soon.
I feel that I have reached the level of digital education
... ... ... ... ... It is known that many parents are not aware of this, so we are trying to give information about this in any way, so that those parents who are having problems in using children's Chromebooks, children's copies, they also have more ideas. The school district has a plan for this. I have a middle school student right now, and we are both facing the same situation, so the information was very good that what we do at home. The library board's meeting is tomorrow. I will be more informed in the next meeting. And then there is the traffic protection board. That's all I have for tonight. That's why they are promoting the language because people bring their iPad or something similar so that they can roam around here and there. But in total, there is a lot of positivity. Students are talking to each other in the same way. Like in schools, there is a cell phone.
It is a middle school and a high school in both.
Its volunteers and students are telling the results of its positivity. So yes, it is not as difficult as many people will be convinced to introduce it in the school.
I don't have a meeting to report, but I wanted to come back with some other thoughts about the environmental protection field in B. And until we continue the conversation, we have stopped it. And I am preparing a panel on Thursday. During the preparation, one thing in front of us. And this thing seems right. We have done some work, but have we tried to reach them? We all know and this thing seems right.
And for this we have done this kind of work.
But when I was preparing for it, I kept a few things in mind, such as not to depend only on traditional public assemblies. The people who are most affected will sit at the municipality meeting on Tuesday night. Wherever there are people, they will go there. Before making any decision, she will ask who we are talking about. And then...
There is no need to...
This is why...
So one thing that can help in this, because I am ready for this, how can we reach more people? A business owner or a business owner or whoever is going to be affected by these issues, they feel that we need some help. I don't know if anyone wants to help. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And that's why I just want to make sure that when we go into a business and we say, we would like you to give your opinion on it. There is a problem here. There is a problem here. As I see it, or as you know, as we are trying to solve it, it seems that there is a way to explain it. Is there any way to do this? Have you ever done anything like this? No, and I know that we will talk about it in the future.
This will be a good topic for us to talk about next time.
Yes, we do such things in software design, but I have never seen the city doing this. We will talk about this during the work session on October 6th. If you are talking about open house, then instead of going to every business and talking, you should invite people to some open sessions. If this is what the council wants, then the chief of the forum and our finance team will have a say. I think we need some guidance right now. I know that we put it in a loop and that's why I know that we need some guidance. Okay, we have a question in this room.
We can host a forum with Dev in the Chamber of Commerce where we can bring the business together. This will be an easy way. The staff will have less time, but everyone will have the same job.
And will we include big box stores in this? I think there are many ways to use chamber. Which one did you say?
I think there is an open house forum as well, through September.
I think there will be a discussion on this on 6th October.
This transcript was automatically generated from the official public meeting video and is presented unedited. It reflects remarks made on the public record by elected officials, staff, and public commenters. Transcript accuracy may vary; view the original recording for reference.