Neighborhood committees handle important community decisions, resident concerns, and local initiatives that affect everyone's quality of life. Volunteer committee members often struggle to balance participation in discussions with accurate note-taking. Fonnos automatically records, transcribes, and organizes your community meetings—capturing resident input, committee decisions, and action items so leaders can focus on serving the community effectively.
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What was decided about the playground project?
The committee approved moving forward with the playground project, with 15 families already committed to fundraising efforts.
What's the status of the street lighting on Maple Avenue?
The committee approved moving forward with enhanced street lighting installation, pending city permit approval. The engineering assessment looks positive.
Who is organizing the community garden?
Sarah will chair the newly formed community garden committee, with 12 interested families ready to participate.
What's the budget for the annual block party?
The committee approved an annual block party budget of $2,500 for catering and entertainment vendors.
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Tonight's neighborhood committee meeting addressed several community priorities, including the proposal for new playground equipment and enhanced street lighting on Maple Avenue. Residents expressed strong support for the playground project, with 15 families committing to fundraising efforts. The committee approved moving forward with lighting installation pending city permit approval. Key decisions include establishing a community garden committee, approving the annual block party budget of $2,500, and implementing new parking guidelines for visitor spaces. Action items include coordinating with the city for permit applications, organizing volunteer teams for garden preparation, and scheduling the next community-wide meeting to discuss upcoming initiatives.
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