City Council Declares CTE Month, Approves Liquor License, and Addresses Parking for Homeless Meal Delivery
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Proclamation for National Career and Technical Education Month
The meeting began with a presentation by Tina Toyas, Vice President of Clatsop Community College, who introduced a proclamation for National Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month. Toyas emphasized the importance of CTE for workforce development, highlighting programs in maritime, healthcare, construction, and manufacturing that prepare students for high-wage careers. She noted the economic benefits of CTE, such as supplying a skilled workforce and supporting regional industries. Councilor Chris Binnicker read the proclamation, declaring February 1st through the 28th, 2025, as Career and Technical Education Month in Seaside.