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Agenda, first session

Wasco City Council
October 21, 2025

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Agenda, first session
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October 21, 2025
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City of Wasco Supplemental Agenda Materials, October 21, 2025

SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA MATERIALS
Regular City Council Meeting
October 20, 2025

AGENDA ITEMS:
10) PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS:
b. Wasco Police Department
• PowerPoint presentation – Wasco Police Activities League

14) NEW BUSINESS:
b. Receive and File the City of Wasco Homeless Outreach Quarterly Report – Informational Only
• PowerPoint Presentation – Homeless Outreach Stats July-September 2022

16) REPORTS FROM CITY MANAGER
• Walmart Re-Gran Opening Images
• National Night Out Images

17) REPORTS FROM CITY COUNCIL:
• Council Member Reyna – San Joaquin Valley Air Pol lution Control District - San Joaquin Valley Focus Air Quality Journey Flyer

WASCO POLICE

ACTIVITIES LEAGUE

CONTENT
LIST
01 04
02 05
03 07
About
WPAL
Our
Volunteers
Mission &
Vission
Community
Events &
Activities
Enrollment
Stats
Thanks
ABOUT W.P.A.L
The PAL boxing program is a juvenile crime
prevention program that uses sports,
academics, and recreational activity to foster
relationships between law enforcement and
youth.
• Build self-confidence and self esteem
• Make healthy lifestyle choices
• Enhance teamwork and leadership skills
• Develop good character
• Give back to the community
W.P.A.L.

MISSION - VISION - VALUES

ENROLLMENT
STATS
PAL currently has 90 youth, ages 11 to 17, enrolled in
the programs, with an average daily attendance of 25
to 30 participants. The organization is supported by 7
dedicated volunteers, including 3 who serve as boxing
coaches.
90 25 - 30
7 Youth
Members
Daily Average
Attendance
Volunteers
3 Coaches

VOLUNTEER COACHES
Officer Talavera Carlos Prieto Mario Vega

ROSE PARADE
PAL youth proudly participated in their first annual Rose Parade, where they distributed roses to fellow community youth along the parade route. Each rose carried a powerful message: 'Say NO to Fentanyl,' promoting awareness and prevention in a spirit of unity and hope.

NATIONAL NIGHT
OUT
PAL youth actively participated in the 2nd Annual National Night Out, lending a hand with event setup and contributing throughout the evening. Their involvement helped foster a welcoming, safe, and engaging environment for families and community members to connect with local law enforcement and enjoy the festivities.

COMMUNITY CLEAN UP
PAL youth took part in the Wasco Community Clean-Up,
demonstrating their commitment to civic pride by cleaning alleys and picking up trash throughout the neighborhood. Their efforts helped beautify the area and inspired others to take part in keeping Wasco clean and welcoming.

USDA MEAL PROGRAM

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF AMERICA
Boys & Girls Clubs across the country serve as sites and sponsors for USDA programs, providing healthy meals and snacks to children during out-of-school time.
• Full Supper Meal for PAL youth
• Monday thru Thursday
• 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM

THANK YOU
Homeless outreach stat’s
July-September 2025

Teen
Challenge

Detox/Sober
living

Detox/Sober
living

Tommy’s Legacy
Flood Showers

On
-
going efforts

Walmart Grand Re-Opening
October 10, 2025

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