Kelly Anthon — Mentioned as bringing a coalition to the Capitol event and helping establish a service project.
Soñia Galaviz — Representative Galaviz is mentioned as collaborating with the speaker and their office to establish the packs/take-backs and related community effort, with repeated references reinforcing the same ongoing work.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris was identified as one of the people who facilitated the Soda Springs event, and that effort was described as creating a template that other communities could use.
Lori Hartog — Referenced as having spoken about the effort and its impact on young people.
Lori Hartog — Referenced as the prior speaker being responded to.
Lori Hartog — Named as part of the team helping create the packs.
Jordan Redman — Credited with working with the subcommittee on the Revolutionary Spud Community-to-Go Packs.
Brandon Mitchell — Reacted positively to the storybook planning and layout process.
Melissa Wintrow — The chair and committee members clarify the correct name/title of Secretary McGrane, then thank him and transition into his subcommittee update/report. The later mention simply refers back to Secretary McGrane in the same discussion.
Dave Lent — The chair asked for questions for Director Gallamore and then thanked him for the report.
Dave Lent — Hannah Laurie Hine referenced Secretary of State McGrane's prior remarks.
Hannah Laurie Hine — She introduced herself as State Historian for the Idaho State Historical Society and said she helps lead the State Task Force.
Ms. Hine — Said the Great American Heroes Garden includes an Idaho representative named Sacchiaia and encouraged students to submit artwork for the contest.
David Workman — David Workman, the Idaho Lottery public information specialist, introduced himself and briefly connected his personal appreciation for American history to a recent visit to the National Archives with his daughter. He then presented the Idaho Lottery’s commemorative America 250 scratch ticket, explaining that it was developed with Director Gallamore, would go on sale statewide at more than 1,200 retail locations, and differs from a normal $5 game. He noted that the top prize is $25,000 and said promotion for the ticket will be limited to the lottery’s owned channels, VIP Club, and social media.
Jennifer Novak — Jennifer Novak, Secretary of the Senate, provided a continuous Capitol for the Day update. She discussed distributing flyers and reaching out to agencies and legislators to encourage participation, noted that she was following up with members of the Senate and House after the primary, and reported that school coloring submissions were coming in. She also said several agencies had offered to donate items to be used as prizes for students.
Nikki Root — Nikki Root is introduced as Novak's assistant secretary and described as having done much of the work on the project.
Mrs. Novak — The committee thanked her for the update.