The Surprise City Council helps induct nine new members of the Surprise Youth Council in June.
Courtesy Surprise TV
Surprise has picked nine new members of the Surprise Youth Council, including Mayor Kevin Sartor’s daughter, Kaydence.
In addition to Kaydence Sartor, Grace Disotell, Jackson Freeman, Phoebe Gardner, Peterlaena Gyimah, Bella Haney, Ella Messner, Mila Witt and Ryker Yeager were selected to next year’s council.
The Surprise Youth Council engages local teens in common interests to support the community and raise awareness of city government. The Youth Council participates in a variety of youth-led community service, advocacy and activism initiatives.
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9 new Surprise Youth Council members picked
Mayor’s daughter among latest set of teen leaders
Courtesy Surprise TV
The Surprise City Council helps induct nine new members of the Surprise Youth Council in June.
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SURPRISE YOUTH COUNCIL NEW MEMBERS
Grace Disotell
Jackson Freeman
Phoebe Gardner
Peterlaena Gyimah
Bella Haney
Ella Messner
Kaydence Sartor
Mila Witt
Ryker Yeager
By Independent Newsmedia
Surprise has picked nine new members of the Surprise Youth Council, including Mayor Kevin Sartor’s daughter, Kaydence.
In addition to Kaydence Sartor, Grace Disotell, Jackson Freeman, Phoebe Gardner, Peterlaena Gyimah, Bella Haney, Ella Messner, Mila Witt and Ryker Yeager were selected to next year’s council.
The Surprise Youth Council engages local teens in common interests to support the community and raise awareness of city government. The Youth Council participates in a variety of youth-led community service, advocacy and activism initiatives.
Students who are currently in seventh through 11th grades may apply. Those students must attend a middle school, high school or home school within Surprise city limits.
Recruitment and selection for vacant positions take place February through April.
The council meets 5:30-7 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.
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