call this meeting to work Madam clerk adequate news of this meeting was provided in accordance with chapter 231 public law 1975 Let's take a moment of meditation to thank the Almighty for what we have and
what he's going to give us I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands One nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all
Commissioner Oino here Commissioner here Commissioner Romero here Commissioner Lo present Commissioner Taylor present Deputy director Marshawn present Director Sorrow here Do I have a motion in second to open public comment on resolution items only second
All in favor i Anyone from the public like to come up and speak are we opening more than just resolutions now or are we doing everything at the same time i have two separate you Okay Okay This is this will be strictly resolutions I'm sorry I just
want to make sure I understand Thank you very much Good evening I'm Nancy Richway from Upper Deerfield and Fairfield Townships Our resolution this evening 2025208 It's a resolution approving and ratifying settlement and the litigation
matter of Crystal Brown versus County from the Superior Court of New Jersey Uh this is a payment of $310,000 It says that the uh board of the health department is going to cover
the expenses of this and I know through resolutions that we spent a lot of money for legal on this lawsuit Uh does anybody know how much money we spent for the legalities of
this lawsuit and is the health department going to reimburse the carrying for the individuals we'll get that at the end of public comment Thank you I think this is the end of it though
You want to make sure Is there anyone else that would like to come up and speak on resolution if not we have a motion to close Motion to close Second All in favor i Okay
Um counselor would you like to address both yeah I'll give it my best shot Um but I'm going to I'm going to have to ask for time I can get a for the next meeting Okay Um but the goal here was that as code codependants
um linked by a shared service agreement with this authority which is its own taxing authority uh the county was going to be uh a minor player in this but if at the next meeting I could give you more specifics I would appreciate
because I just don't how long ago did this lawsuit don't want to throw it how long ago did this happen just uh this lawsuit's probably years old but it was the makings of it were ongoing when I got here Got it Okay Five five years
plus Uh it's been a reality that it's an issue Nancy if you can wait till the next meeting to give you specifics on the numbers Is that all right i'll write myself I would appreciate it being done public at the next meeting Thank you Okay Well director she ask the other question
Are we are we being reimbured for those legal expenses for the health department well the the health department is paying it because they're their own entity That is no no M Rididgeway asked is the legal fees being paid by the health department and and the part of the answer I said to that is the Kenny was be a minor player
We were named So that's part of what I'd like to report on We may we may end up paying percentage held short and as it worked out uh in that particular instance the superior court was not in favor of a motion to dismiss
in lie of an answer which would be a normal way the county would get started in litigation Okay madame clerk continue Any department head comments please Good afternoon Jennifer McCrae
Cumberland County prosecutor Just wanting to recognize that this week is National Crime Victim's Rights Week Um Crime Victim's Rights Week is a national commemoration of um at least in my business the stakeholders that do not
ask to be um included in the justice system but are impacted by it as victims This year's theme is kinship connecting and healing And um we are renewing our commitment to serving victims of crimes as we raise awareness of victim's rights
and services So uh we have created a handout that I have about 10 copies of um tonight in Spanish and English um regarding some of the services that we access with and victims can access in our community And we've shared that on
our social media page and we'll be sharing more information about those services and crime victim's rights throughout um throughout this week and throughout the month um just to recognize our victims and recognize the
many uh professional services both government and nonprofit that serve our victims throughout Cumberland County With respect to grants I just want to um highlight that um we are reimbursing
from a a CN CAC grant $46,087 for two interview rooms Three other interview rooms were paid for from my forfeite account In addition to that tonight we are buying a Pharaoh machine
which is a 3D scanner to use for crime scene scanning um for accident reconstruction as well as for other types of criminal investigations at a cost of $62,279 Again paid out of our forefeiter account And then finally
um we are extending our lease at the CAC buil building We got a grant originally I had hoped to to buy a building We could never identify a building I am also going to be able to extend that lease for one more year pay for that out of funding um at no cost to the county I
only highlight these things because as we attempt to stay innovative as we attempt to do things for the county to stay cutting edge for the most part I'm having to do that out of forfeite accounts Not asking for a pat on the back but just asking that it be
recognized that oftent times when we do try to stay cutting edge it's not at the cost of the county It's off our own steam of s solving crimes and taking funds from the bad guys to support the innovation throughout the county Thank
you If not let's close Motion to close Second No we don't need to do that We don't need a motion Okay let's move on Resolution 2025-206 Resolution awarding a contract for providing server living pass through payments transportation coordination and
or programs activities for family members affected by someone else's opiate use Bid number 24-57 resubmission Do I have a motion in second so move Second Commissioner Alino yes Commissioner Alrech yes Commissioner Romero yes Commissioner Lodes yes
Commissioner Taylor yes Deputy Director Marshon yes Director Sorrow yes Resolution 2025-207 resolution authorizing the award of a non-fair and open contract for 12in x 18inch US spearhead stick flags for distribution on veterans graves at the Kerland County Veteran
Cemetery Do I have a motion and second so move Second Director I have a question before we move This this is given to our veterans assoc veterans administration right affairs they handle this the flag distribution is can it be posted how uh
groups can get uh access to these flags or can contact the veterans can be made clear that these are being available and I know there's groups that always do it but there's other groups that that have asked that uh could that be put somewhere that made access we can put on
our website as to where you can contact the the veteran give the phone number for the veterans office so they can contact them Maybe add that to the advertising scroll on the page Director if I may just because I have
some involvement in this Um these go to these are already most of these are already accounted for for our veteran cemetery and then for the veteran cemeteries throughout the county at the different municipalities So most of these are I am I am on here Oh I'm sorry
I'm sorry D Mit I'm sorry Okay This is Diana Pitman director of veterans affairs So all the flags that are that are in that purchase order are already allocated We have we ordered 17,000
flags and they will be distributed the end of April We have contacts for all of the groups that put out at all the cemeteries Um if there's other groups that want to do it we would need to know what cemetery they are trying to cover
because as far as we know we have all of the cemeteries covered Okay Thank you very much Diana Okay Thank you All right Commissioner Ostino yes Commissioner Alrech yes Commissioner Romero yes Commissioner
Lodess yes Commissioner Taylor yes Deputy Director Marshon yes Director Sorrow yes Resolution 2025-208 resolution approving and ratifying settlement in the litigation matter of Crystal Bab Brown versus Cumberland County at all superior court of New Jersey Law Division Cumberland
County docket number CUN-L00 0438-21 Do I have a motion and second so moved Second Commissioner Ostina Yes Commissioner Alrech Before I vote I just want to say that this is uh and I know it was pointed out
by one of the speakers but this is this has been a longgoing long-term uh problem that was deemed that we had to take action we had to take and the health department took the point um uh we were named in it wasn't something we
wanted we but it was a problem that had to be dealt with and it took a long time to deal with it and and I believe the health department is the benefactor of this uh the end of this uh making uh I don't want to say too much but the bottom line is that the work environment
is probably a lot better because of this so so I it was I it sucks because it's that amount of money but it was money well spent in the long run so and a lot lot of things were tried before this to try to alleviate a problem uh and none
of them talk So So I think thanks and I vote yes Commissioner Romero yes Commissioner Loads yes Commissioner Taylor yes Deputy Director Marshon yes Director Sorrow yes Resolution 2025-209 resolution authorizing payment of bills Do I have a motion in second
i'll make a motion Second Commissioner Ostino yes Commissioner Alrech yes Commissioner Romero yes Commissioner Lo yes Commissioner Taylor yes Deputy Director Marshon yes Director Sorrow yes Consent agenda resolutions 15909 resolution authorizing
grant agreements with the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs for Transportation Services for Veterans 15897 Resolution authorizing the submission and acceptance of child advocacy development grants treatment services programs technology and capital improvements for the Cumberland County
Prosecutor's Office 5912 resolution amending 2024-649 resolution authorizing approval to exercise renewal of a grant agreement with the New Jersey Department Human Services Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services for the Community Peer Recovery Center Grant Program number
25-958 ADA- 15914 resolution authorizing approval to submit grant application and to execute a grant agreement with the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs LIE CWA administration grant 15919 resolution authorizing renewal of
an annual plan for the Cumberland County Municipal Alliance for the Prevention of Substance Use Disorder Program for fiscal year 2026 5920 resolution authorizing grant application to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs for the Local
Efficiency Achievement Program LEAP Fellowship Grant 15923 Resolution amending 2024-481 and 2024-717 resolution authorizing application to an agreement with the state of New Jersey Department of Human Services Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services for the Community
Peer Recovery Center Grant Program 15924 resolution authorizing acceptance and execution of a grant agreement for the state fiscal year 2025 alternative responses to reduce instances of violence and escalation together critical incident model grant program
15928 resolution authorizing approval to submit a grant application and to execute a grant agreement with the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Universal Service Fund Administration grant 15894 resolution declaring various electronics from the Office of Veterans
Affairs as unneeded and surplus property and authorizing it to be recycled by the CCIA as e-waste 5903 resolution amending resolution 2025-135 authorizing the submission of a grant application to the New Jersey Department of State Division of
Elections for the Mailin voter mail-in voter education program grant 15905 resolution authorizing and approving additional temporary budget appropriations in the amount of 168,333 Resolution authorizing purchase
from New Jersey state contract vendor for network preventative maintenance level one Astro support on-site infrastructure response standard Astro dispatch service for the county 911 emergency communications 15911 resolution exercising first and final option to
renew contract for providing fire alarm sprinkler clean agent and kitchen suppression system inspection services and as needed repairs at various Cumberland County buildings bid number 23-15916 Six Resolution authorizing the reimbursement of prosecutor's forfeite
trust account for PO24-06299 for installation and maintenance of two Axon interview room camera systems at child advocacy center 14 East Commerce Street 15917 resolution exercising second and final option to renew
contract for providing grant writing and related consultant services for the county of Cumberland RFP number 23-07 resubmission 15921 line resolution authorizing purchase of one future V65T chassis mounted street sweeper with
JCB74HP tier auxiliary engine and other standard equipment and warnings for the Cumberland County Department of Public Works from National Contract Vendor 15922 Resolution authorizing the award of a non-fair and open contract for grave marker realignments at the Cumberland County Veteran Cemetery
15929 resolution approving change order number one to contract for specifications for the replacement of structure 06B0058 East Chestnut Avenue over Panther Branch City of Vinland County of Cumberland New Jersey bid number 24-1730 resolution authorizing purchase
from the New Jersey state contract vendor for Panasonic Tough Books with Associated Accessories and Waries for the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office 15931 Resolution authorizing the award of a non-farant open contract for 3D scanner with accessories for the Cland County Prosecutor's
Office 15935 Resolution authorizing an agreement between the counties of Cumberland Kate May and Atlantic and the state of New Jersey Office of the Chief State Medical Examiner for Regional Medical Examiner Services 15937 Resolution authorizing execution of a lease extension agreement on behalf of
the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office for 14-16 East Commerce Street Bridton 15938 resolution exercising option to extend the shared services agreement with the Cumberland County Improvement Authority for the purpose of transfer of unneeded unused consumer electronics for an additional 2-year
period 159441 resolution declaring May 2025 as Older Americans Month in Cumberland County 15942 resolution authorizing the award of a non-farant contract for providing professional legal services to Cumberland County to provide grievance
hearing officer services 15940 resolution authorizing the use of competitive contracting for providing one-stop career services WA title 1B adopt dislocated worker in services for the county of Salem via the Cumberland Salem Workforce Development
Board 15939 resolution authorizing memorandum of understanding between the Cumberland County Cumberland Area Transit System and Eastern Pacific Development and there are seven resolutions that are placeholders which you really won't leave until right next meeting when we have all the
information Correct Okay Can we ask questions on some of this stuff absolutely Absolutely This is to the prosecutor on the uh 3D scanner that uh did you did you have a chance to talk to the the college at all
because they they have a uh 3D printer over there that they it's not used as much as it should and there's students there to learn skill I don't know if you ever communicated them maybe I won't say no to this but that maybe that you could
combine with them because they can learn a skill using that system So the the 3D scanner is different than a printer The scanner is it's like a machine It sits in a a fixed location It scans a crime scene and then it can give
you me based on a frame of reference It will give you measurements and things that we will then use in court in courtrooms to um prove cases But um I can tell you that we just participated in the coffee with a cop event at the college with the um law I don't know
what they call it I think it's law and justice department and we were encouraging uh students there to come intern at the office and do a stint with our crime scene investigators Do do you already invite other students in is this the first time or this We regularly have
approximately four interns each semester from from our local community college and many of them come from the college Many of them come from Rowan or Stockton as well Um I anticipate that as there's more students in the 3 plus one program because most students do their
internships either their junior or senior year we will get more from the college Awesome Great Thank you Thank you And that that building you have that you it's the building right along the river right sorry about that Yes it's
it's 1416 East Commerce Street It's located in the old public defender building where I started my career Um I encourage anyone who would like to come visit It's a place when a child is under 13 years of age Um best practices are that they never go into a police station
because children can be easily influenced by authority So if a child is a victim of either abuse and neglect or sexual assault we take them to the child advocacy center along with the police officers and there are specially trained
uh officers who ask the questions to interview child witnesses Also with the help of uh public works we were able to build a mock courtroom in one of the offices So um when we prep child victims
for court we are able to take them there So the first time that they testify they're not walking into a courtroom with the 12 people in the jury They know what to expect and it just makes them a little bit more comfortable Um we did get a grant for over $200,000 at one
point I did my best to try to find and identify a building to purchase We spent five years of rent and this is my third year I think John right where I'm paying approximately $40,000 a year to rent a building rather than purchase a building which doesn't
make a lot of sense to me long term at this point all 21 counties have a child advocacy center I have been lucky to be able to find this money but it would be it would be a sad day when Cumberland County was the county that did not have
a child advocacy center because we were not able to identify a building How much square feet is there in that building i would I'm this is not my forte but I know if I'm counting offices there are
24 there's a large communal area There are two interview rooms There's an MDT conference room And there are I would say four offices So it's a pretty large space We just have the first floor and U AG has the second and third We took this
up Didn't we take this up one time the idea of ownership but was bankruptcy or that somebody given up purchasing That is correct Thank you
Any other questions the uh how many street sweepers are we going to have after we purchase this uh we purchase this one two Is it be the third one or the second one it'll be the second one Second one
The one the one we currently have is 13 years old Okay And and I guess this is from John Carb the u is this we always the transit uh the cats firm always the if it's a se actually the senior the department of
aging person uh we always have to sign agreements with the different uh like eastern pacific development I think we did one oak something barber will be able to answer that I asked her that discussion
before we started and what would provide for that service Good evening Barbara Netahan director of the office on aging Um now this is something new Eastern Pacific is doing the application to DCA for the tax credits to build the third um senior housing there at the old Nukem
complex And part of that requirement now is instead of just a letter from me say stating that the residents will have access to the transportation system they do require a a memorandum of understanding at this point with the their new guidelines at DCA So there's no no commitment for us at all because
we're going to service them anyway We're going to service them anyway right it's what we do It's public transportation So it's demand response So they do have access to the bus Thank you Barbara Okay Thanks All right I just want to
make a comment about the properties We are we've done a study We're putting it together of all the properties that the county has either own or rents Uh this wasn't done before And the reason why we're doing this we're trying to figure out how to stop what's going on right
now were renting a lot of properties out of houses for whatever reason the uh mindset was back then I could never understand but uh what we're doing is we're working towards trying to have a
one complex where we can house a number of the uh uh uh offices and the departments of course public works will stay on its own would stay on its own what else do we figure election
Um it's all that's about it But the point I'm getting at is that whatever the mindset was back then to have all these offices all over the county in in houses and that's what they are Houses or
business buildings uh is very very foolish I'm going to put it that way So we are working on trying to get that So where if you have to ask a question of another department you go down the hallway instead of going across the counter So this is these these are the
different things that we're working on And a lot of times people say "Well what are you working on we don't know." Well this is one of them Between that and the vehicles that the county owns we're trying to figure out why we have so many vehicles and why they were out there So we're working on that also So these are
different things that we're working on but I just wanted to address that to the prosecutor that we are trying to figure out how to go about putting not everybody but a good portion of the county under one roof That's it Thank you Madam Do I have a motion and second to
open public comment on new business only second All in favor anyone from the county wish to speak on new business sandy Aso Upper Deerfield Township I just had a question on the
um uh 15932 for the uh voting machine programming testing and support Is that from the same vendor that that we've always used or
is or is it a new vendor or that one I'm going to need help with I'll be honest with you And that was it [Music] Any other individual yes Nancy Rididgeway again from Upper Deerfield and Fairfield Townships I was
very happy to hear that you're looking into consolidating your buildings I've been questioning that for a long time and years ago Uh we were the p the public was giving a list of all the
buildings that the county owned So it's not like you're doing something that wasn't done once before And uh I have been advocating for the cement pad to become the county jail on the lower
level And Bridton has a fire truck that can go 110 stories and you could build up with your office buildings And we're paying rent on that cement pad We just spent a whole lot of money looking into
having another jail built in another county and doing a consolidated shared service agreement And I was happy to hear what you said this evening So it's about time that uh somebody stood up and said something positive Thank you
Thank you Strong resolutions No It's open It's open It's open No joke Uh good evening My name is Nicholas Haynes Uh for those of you that don't
know June 21st of 2024 I was in a terrible accident uh in downtown Um the roadway in Maple Avenue had collapsed from underneath me while I was driving on it It uh then sent me and my truck into the water Um that day I lost my truck Um I lost a lot of tools for my
business that I had just opened and I lost means of transportation for a while Um I couldn't get my kids I had to rely on my mom uh my stepfather Mike Rothman um to pick my kids up for me Since then I learned that it was a township road
and a county pipe uh underneath drainage system Um so for about the last 10 months we've been trying to figure out how to deal with this Um the township has graciously uh straightened their part of it out with me Um what I'm here in front of you to find out is the
county has not settled with me yet So I've kind of gotten a runaround Um I think for about the last 10 months one of you guys have been sick as I was told uh every week So I'm sorry to hear that from you guys Um but I'm basically standing in front of you to try to get my own answers and kind of just figure
out where to go from here Um I did sit with Kevin about a week ago Um I didn't really get anywhere with it So like I said I'm standing in front of you guys Kind of making you aware of what happened and I'm just looking to get it settled I'm not really looking to start any trouble or go with a lawyer if I do
not have to I was trying to make this as peaceful as possible Uh in those 10 months you guys also had a fatality in Haleyville uh involving a dump truck So I was asked to basically stay quiet and not speak on this matter which is probably why most of you are not seeing my face until today Um but like I said
I'm just concerned and I'm just trying to figure out what steps need to be taken and who that I need to talk to to try to get this resolved in the easiest way possible Um so I was also told that the county did not have any knowledge of the
prior road damage Um as I've learned that they have known for about five to six years that the roadway was damaged and didn't do a thing about it So thank God it was me Um thank God that Mike was my father and everything got pushed under the rug but I could have gotten hurt I could have lost my life That
could have been someone else Um and that drainage system has also killed two people the drowner So I think it's time that this is talked about and something needs to be done about it I also think at this point in time 10 months later I do some type of reimbursement I I was out of truck Um I've had to basically
front everything out of my own pocket and I'm just basically looking to some type of resolution as to how I can get reimbursed and how we can fix that roadway so that it's safe for everyone to go down there Uh it's used a lot for crabbing There's kids that go down there There's elderly people that have lived in this neighborhood for a very long
time and I just think it's something that needs to be discussed and something that needs to be handled in a more timely manner than it has been in the last six years Thank you Thank you Hi I'm Nikki Rothman I am Nicholas's
mother Um to get that phone call early in the morning and to hear my son's voice I could tell he was visibly shaken I mean I could hear it in his voice Um
as soon as the phone rang at that time of morning my stomach just dropped It was absolutely horrible Um he actually lost service Um when the phone
call ended as he was talking to me in my mind all I could picture was that he got sucked into that pipe and he had drowned It was absolutely the worst 10 minutes of my
life He ended up calling me once people started coming down He ended up calling me um from someone else's phone to let me know he was okay Um I have been a resident of Dividing Creek my whole entire life Um I have
known the problems on that road Um I have known about the drownings I have known about um that the county was notified of this issue with the road um for at least five to six
years and still nothing has been done I am lucky that my son is here and that I can stand up here and talk about this instead of mourning the loss of him
because I brought pictures with me I don't know if you can see from there They're very scary It was dark when the road collapsed underneath his entire pickup truck
um he got thrown over the guard rail into the water He God was looking out for him that day That's all I can say Um the only other thing I wanted to say in closing that I want everyone to think
about is what if it was your child what if it was your son and son or daughter that this happened to would we still be waiting 10 months to get some type of resolution this is absolutely unacceptable to
me Thank you for your time My turn I guess as many of you know my name is Mike Rothman Thank you u committee for allowing us to speak here and thank the public for being here I'm going to speak in two different frames here One I'm going to speak to you as mayor of Downtownship The second thing
I'm going to speak to you as a parent As mayor of Downtownship I feel that I have to give the services to my residents my constituents the care and the attention that they need What Downtownship did in this situation was address it immediately We mitigated a lawsuit and
we settled between the township and the individual I'm going to start off by saying this real quick If that wasn't my son if it was Joe Smith from Greenwood that went through that bridge I would be standing here right now with the same conviction and the same passion that I
have right now demanding something be done All right Not quite sure where to go with all this So we're going to start with Kevin You and I have talked a few times Kevin on this subject haven't we on the phone and
in person Correct That's a good answer Thank you Through these conversations Kevin you and I have talked about many subjects regarding this I've asked you many times to try and resolve this I have text you I've called you And I've walked into
your office You and I have talked about this And every time you and I talk about it we'll take care of it Nothing has been done in 10 months this morning Did you or did you not talk to my son okay good answer What was said
during that conversation this morning did you or did you not say that you are too busy and don't have time to deal with this today good answer Thank you That's all I needed to know from you Now as a
father just like my wife just said I could be standing here grieving the loss of our son I could have buried him 10 months ago or not I am here to ask for a solution to this I don't believe in lawsuits I believe things can be handled
outside of that It is absurd that we have gotten to this point right now as a father that I am standing here I have come here and I have absolutely asked to resolve this to no end to no anything 10
months it's doing what's right Is there six years of documentation we have been through three different superintendents of public works John Moot Neil Riley Kevin Doug Whitaker's aware of this Yuri is aware of this I personally have
pulled people out of that curve Personally as a member of my rescue squad as the person that answers this pager when it goes off at 3:00 in the morning I'm the one that goes there to pull people out that morning with the pictures that my wife had I was there at
5:00 in the morning thankful grateful and blessed that I did not have to pull my son's body out of that order Think about that for a minute Six years this county has known about it I've known about it for 6 years I am not putting anybody under the bus but there is somebody in this room that was my
solicitor at time He can vouch for how long this problem has been going on There may not be emails back and forth There may not be that kind of documentation but in my world if I can pick up a phone and call any one of you or the director of public works for this county I expect an answer And they're
the conversations that I have had And yes I am mixing a little bit of dad and the mayor in me And I am not happy Can you imagine the loss of your child unfortunately I have had the displeasure of bearing a
spouse my wife who died 12 years ago I could not even fathom the idea of bearing my child I couldn't begin to come up with the idea of that So we've gotten through all that and the last question that I'm going to
ask and not probably get the same answer that I just got from Kevin How many of the commissioners know that a settlement was offered where discussions were asked to try and end this quietly out of the respect to the county due to the fatality how many of you were told that
I personally was here that my son was here nobody With that thank you very much for your time On another note I applaud all of you for looking at a building to house all the county services That's a good job
Anyone else would like to motion close second All in favor i uh just to the extent that you'd like to discuss it is at this point litigation and uh it has been added to your
executive session for discussion which is why appropriate to discuss it All right Thank you Executive session Madam clerk please Resolution 2025-210 resolution providing for a meeting not open to the public in
accordance with positions of the New Jersey Senator Byron M Bear opens Meeting Act NJSA and Colon 4-12 matters relating to litigation negotiations and attorney client privilege matters relating to employment relationship Do I have a motion and
second second Commissioner Ostino Yes Commissioner Alrech Yes Commissioner Romero Commissioner Lodes Yes Commissioner Taylor Deputy Director Marawn Yes Director Sorrow Yes It is not anticipated that there'll be any action
happen Director can I make a comment before we go into close session i just wanted to comment to the family that came here to speak tonight I just want to thank Ro and Haynes family for coming here tonight Mr Haynes I'm I'm glad that you were okay and I I
echo the sentiments of your parents I'm glad that we're here discussing fixing a road and not mourning your loss So thank you for coming here tonight Thank you for bringing this to our attention Um I believe many of us were not aware of some of the things that were brought to our attention tonight
Um as a public servant Mayor Rothman you mentioned that you're mixing a little bit of the dad and the public servant and that's what we all do As a parent as somebody who has lost a loved one very close to me a spouse I echo those those feelings as well and I couldn't imagine thinking about losing a child So as a
public servant the reason that we are here is to keep our families our friends our neighbors and our community safe And I can promise you that from here on out we're going to continue to do that Thank you Yes This has been a QBC television
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