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This, and items people show up to talk about - like the budget and the Police Policy Report writer.

20 meetings, a few missing agendas . . .

Here's what they want you to know about, but several meetings will be added soon after I post this - some with just a little over 24 hours notice. Those are the meetings they don't want the public at. Or, are the committee staff just totally inept. I'd guess the former. To add to the uselessness, many "no link" items this week.

Heads up - the county board meeting for this week has been cancelled. (I've don't think I've seen that in the last 20ish years . . . )

17 years. It doesn't feel so good to do something for 17 years and be kicked out on your butt without as much as a thank you - but instead a, "let's never do business again". So it goes when working with the county. Can't say I'm sad to have the relationship end. But our clients . . . and the people who need our help, well that crushes my soul.

I can't believe I forgot to post this, its been playing on WYOU for the past week . . . doh!

Check out that map! Too bad they didn't provide that to the council and public BEFORE they passed the ordinance.

If you are carrying 25 grams or less and you get a cop that gives you a county ordinance violation instead of a city ticket or state charge.

Wow! This says something about our priorities and speaks directly to equity. Please, don't show up, the public is sooooo pesky! Over 150 meetings were scheduled after the city weekly meeting schedule comes out late Friday afternoon since the beginning of the year . . . why? Most of these meeting people had less than 72 hours notice before thy started. And the patterns show that most of the topics covered in these meetings have to do with poverty and equity issues.

This part asked what's working well, favorite suggestion today and important lesson today.

Yup, budget time!

7 meetings . . .