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Aug. 1: Workshop: Amplify Your Voice in Local Government!

Public comment is not just a formality. It’s a powerful tool that can shape the future of our community. Join this Springfield City Club workshop to learn how to use your voice in local government and community initiatives. Experienced local leaders will provide you with the knowledge and tools needed to effectively voice your opinions and contribute to our community’s decision-making processes.

You will learn about attending public meetings, including city council sessions and county commissioner meetings, and providing written comment. Additionally, you will learn how to effectively prepare and deliver public comments, understand the legislative process, and build relationships with local representatives.

Speakers

headshot of Kenny WeigandtKenny Weigandt, Community Engagement Director at Willamalane Park and Recreation District

Kenny Weigandt joined Willamalane in 2018 and became the community engagement director in 2022. He is a proud Oregon Duck and has a bachelor’s degree in Economics. He has about 17 years of experience in marketing and communication in various industries but has found his true passion in parks and recreation. Kenny’s favorite pastimes include kayaking, running, hiking, basketball, and spending time with his (wild and crazy) family.


Sam Kelly-Quattrocchi, Government Relations Manager at LTD

Sam Kelly-Quattrocchi is leading Lane Transit District’s legislative efforts as the Government Relations Manager. Having worked for both the City of Springfield and Eugene, Sam is has worked across the metro region.

Originally from Sant Rosa, CA, a graduate of both Oregon State University and the University of Washington, Sam tends to avoid wearing orange and purple during college football season and spends his free time playing board games with his friends or curled up on the couch reading.

Sam is most excited by the diversity of his work, and the opportunity to shape policy and development locally, while also utilizing relationships at the State and Federal level to provide more resources for Lane County.

 

 

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