Getting the City Council members up to speed about Edina Citizen Engagement

I emailed this last week to each member of the Edina City Council:

Last week’s online live chat about Southdale and this week’s article in the Edina Sun Current have made the Edina Citizen Engagement project a little more visible than when Scott Neal emailed you about it a month ago. Might there be a time in the next week or two when I could talk with you about it?

Mary Brindle, Edina City Council Member; Griff Wigley, Edina Citizen Engagement project Starbucks near 50th & France in Edina
I expected that most of my conversations would be via phone so I was delighted to be able to meet with Council member Mary Brindle today at the Starbucks adjacent to the Edina Liquor Store near 50th & France.  After I gave her my sermon about blogging and other social media, she graciously allowed me to take a photo of us for this blog post.

Thanks, Mary!

Update 7/26:

Griff Wigley, Edina Citizen Engagement project; Mayor Jim Hovland, City of Edina
I met with both Mayor Jim Hovland and Council Member Joni Bennett last week. Alas, I neglected to get a photo with Joni when we met at Turtle Bread but I did get the above one with Jim at Edina Grill.

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