1. Mr. Murden stated that the City of Mesquite is offering two opportunities for teens aimed at fostering civic engagement and leadership development. Under the City’s Youth Services Division, the Mesquite Youth Council and Summer Internship Program (SIP) are accepting applications now through Tuesday, March 31, 2026. Students who participate in these initiatives are provided the chance to engage with their community, get a behind-the-scenes look at how local businesses and government operate

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1. Mr. Murden stated that the City of Mesquite is offering two opportunities for teens aimed at fostering civic engagement and leadership development. Under the City’s Youth Services Division, the Mesquite Youth Council and Summer Internship Program (SIP) are accepting applications now through Tuesday, March 31, 2026. Students who participate in these initiatives are provided the chance to engage with their community, get a behind-the-scenes look at how local businesses and government operate and meet like-minded youth across Mesquite. Students interested in learning more and applying to the SIP and Youth Council can visit www.cityofmesquite.com/YouthServices. 2. Mr. Smith invited citizens to attend the Historic Mesquite, Inc., Vintage Car Show on Saturday, March 21, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., at Opal Lawrence Historical Park, 711 East Kearney Street. Register your classic car for $30.00 to be eligible for trophies and prizes, or you may attend for free. 3. Mr. Hubacek stated that the City is looking for new partners to serve on its boards and commissions. Engaged citizens can volunteer their time, knowledge and expertise to make a difference in the community. By serving on a board or commission, you can advise the City Council and staff on a wide range of service areas. Duties of boards and commissions may include serving in an advisory capacity, examining in-depth issues such as recommendations to zoning ordinances, advising and assisting the City in adopting land use assumptions, making decisions on various requests from citizens and more. To learn more about the requirements for service and to complete an application, visit www.cityofmesquite.com/Boards. 4. Mr. Hubacek stated that Pastor Billy Island, who provided tonight’s invocation, recently established a new church, The Well Community Church, 827 South Galloway Avenue, and invited citizens to visit.