Title
Special Recognition - Street Sweeper Stormwater Pollution Prevention Decal Artists
Recommended Action
Committee Recommendation:
Not referred to a committee.
City Manager Recommendation:
Recognize Olympia Middle School Students whose artwork was selected for the Enhanced Street Sweeping messaging on the new grant funded street sweeper.
Report
Issue:
Whether to recognize Olympia Middle School Students whose artwork was selected for the Enhanced Street Sweeping messaging on the new grant funded street sweeper.
Staff Contact:
Sue Barclift, Senior Program Specialist, Public Works Storm and Surface Water, 360.507.6112
Presenter(s):
Sue Barclift, Senior Program Specialist
Background and Analysis:
Water Resources/Storm and Surface Water held an art contest for Olympia middle school students to create artwork that informs the community how street sweeping keeps pollution out of our local waterways. Three students' art drawings were chosen for a decal that covers one side of the new grant funded street sweeper and will also be used on the City's website, social media, and other outreach materials.
The contest requested artwork depicting one of these clean water messages:
* Clean streets = Clean water
* Keeping Oly clean with this sweeping machine
* Sweeping Olympia Green
* Keeping Oly's waters clean
* Protecting fish and wildlife one street at a time
* Protecting our streams, lakes, and Puget Sound
* Sweeping pollution out of stormwater's path
* Your own clean stormwater design
Each selected artist will receive an Art Design Award Certificate, a photo of their artwork on the street sweeper, and City Council recognition. The street sweeper will be on display at Olympia middle schools in 2025 for outreach education and to promote the next street sweeper decal contest.
Selected artists:
* Dunia Eberling, Marshall
* Izzy Thomson-Banning, Washington
* William Weide, Marshall
Financial Impact:
There is no financial impact related to this item.
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