Two items. That’s the whole agenda.

The SECA Commission meets Tuesday with what might be the shortest docket of the year: a minutes confirmation from July and an open discussion on community arts. No contracts, no funding decisions, no property actions.

Community arts is the only substantive item on the table (E-1). The agenda doesn’t specify what aspect of community arts the commission plans to discuss, so there’s nothing to preview beyond the topic itself. If the commission is weighing a program, a funding cycle, or a partnership, that’ll become clear in the room.

The July 15 minutes are up for confirmation as well (D-1), which is exactly as routine as it sounds.

Public comment is your chance to weigh in on the community arts discussion before commissioners do. Check the city’s meeting portal at naperville.il.us for dial-in or in-person instructions, and confirm the start time before you go.

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