“How to approach the city council; this is where decisions are made that have to get out to the public,” so they are informed of city business, said Yanez.Aguirre asked if the city has a list of organizations serving the Spanish speaking community or if staff can create same and Yanez said such a list could be researched.Yanez said that several cities have utilized a community event - some informal - to help raise awareness.Mayor John Procter said providing translation at city meetings “in terms of outreach is a lot of bang for the buck. . .” as would providing a bilingual city Web site.“Many of these families don’t have computers and if they do, the kids use them,” said Councilman Rick Cook.Cook suggested that the Mexican American Chamber of Commerce, Knights of Columbus and Las Piedras Park Community Policing Building would be good places to start outreach efforts, as “they know all the connections.”Calla Dominguez, coordinator of the Las Piedras building, suggested that a council meeting be held at the facility, noted Councilwoman Mary Ann Krause, so “we can meet with the community and hear their concerns. . .”City Manager Wally Bobkiewicz said staff would prepare a report listing organizations that would be helpful in outreach efforts and recommendations for action.