Oh boy. Who's here? >> Who's here? What is this? This is this is the microphone. >> Yeah. Good evening. >> We're going to go a little bit out of order. We're going to start with the
swearing in of our new councilman uh Mr. Matthew Dumpert. Um so, uh let's uh let's begin begin. Okay, >> you're going to stand right in the middle. >> There is, but we have all these awards
and stuff. You're going to stand right in the middle and then Matt's family is going to be to your >> left right side right there. >> And the constitution every >> Make sure you're facing that way. Okay.
As much as you can for the camera. >> You all ready? have a hold of anything. It's going to be a lot. >> So, this is our newest councilman. So,
and it's just it's just I'm so proud and I'm so honored that I am here to administer the oath of office to Matt. He works so hard to get here. And I thank all the residents of Oakland for
coming out to vote and to really look at what's going on in Oakland. And this is this is just the start of something big. And it's very very exciting. As you know, I haven't been around for the last two years. You will know I've had um with my husband everything that's gone
on. And um I truly believe in miracles. And because of that, I say I truly believe in miracles and Oakland has such a bright future and we just need everybody to get involved. And I'm just
so happy. I'm excited to be here. So, are you ready? >> I'm ready. >> And we have the whole family. We'll introduce yourselves to everybody. >> This was my favorite part as mayor with the children. Come tell everybody who you are. >> Who are you?
>> You didn't. Yeah. >> Yes. Okay. >> Do you want to help it? >> It's very heavy. And he brought me the Constitution just in case I forgot. >> It's been with me everywhere.
>> This is very heavy. >> We got it. >> The real Bible. >> I went to Catholic school. >> Oh, you went to Catholic school. Oh, so you're not >> Come with me. You want to feel the truth? >> It's okay. >> You have to hold. Okay. Hold it where you don't.
>> No. You told her side. >> Can you put hold the book with me? >> You want to hold my hand? Want to hold my hand? >> Hold the book. Okay. >> You want to say help me God? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Ready? >> This is the oath of office. It will make
it official. >> Great. So excited. >> Okay. You ready? >> I am. >> All right. I >> I >> and your name fully >> Matthew Dumpert >> do solemnly swear >> do solemnly swear >> that I will support the Constitution of the United States
>> that I will support the Constitution of the United States >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same >> that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same >> and the governments >> and the governments
>> established in the United States >> established in the United States >> and in this state >> and in in this state >> under the authority of the people. under the authority of the people. and that I will faithfully >> and that I will faithfully >> impartially >> impartially >> and justly >> and justly
>> perform all the duties >> perform all the duties >> of the office of councilmen in the burrow of Oakland >> of the office of councilmen in the burrow of Oakland >> as of this date March 24th 2026 >> as of this date March 24th 2026
>> and uh December 31st 2028 >> through December 31st 2028 >> 20 and 20 did I say No, >> you you're going to be around for a while. According to the best of my ability. >> According to the best of my ability. >> So help me God.
>> So help me God. >> Don't forget And this makes it official because I'm returning so I can't miss the deal. I will get my picture up there. I promise. >> Thank you all so much.
What do we want? You want to let them talk first? >> I think so. >> So, you have something you want to say? You want to You can I >> I want to I want to thank the people of Oakland. Um this has been a a long road. We had the general election. Uh we had a recount. We had uh the court
intervention and then we had a special election. Um I want to thank the people of Oakland, those who voted and who came out to support and those who maybe didn't vote for me. One thing is crystal clear to me having gone through this process. The people of
Oakland expect me and expect us to work together. And I as an independent will work with absolutely everybody and anybody whether we're up here in the audience or out in the community who wants to do the right
thing for Oakland and future prosperity for all Oaklanders. That's my commitment to you and I am incredibly thankful for the trust, the support, and the honor to represent you up here with my colleagues on the council. So, thank you all so much.
Um, okay. So, good evening and welcome to the March 24th, uh, 2026 mayor and council meeting of Oakland. Um, welcome. I I will be your host. Um, uh, Mayor Mayor Kamala is has
been away for a little while and I've been filling in for him. Um, thank you all for coming. It's it's great to see here see you here. Um, I know uh I know you're all here for for other things other than what uh what what's really officially going on here. Um, but it's a
pretty exciting uh day. We have some certificates to give out to to uh some wrestlers. We swore in a new councilman. We'll be we'll be introducing the the budget. So, thank you for coming. And um uh if the clerk would just read the the
statement of compliance. This meeting is being held in accordance with the open public meetings act NJSA 104-6X set having been duly advertised and posted in the municipal building in compliance with NJSA 10 col4-8.
The meeting will adjourn no later than 10 p.m. unless a majority of the council members present vote to extend the time. And just a reminder that public notices are now posted on the burrow website. All right. Uh, so can we, uh, please
rise for the pledge of allegiance? And there'll be a moment of silent at the end. >> I pledge allegiance 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. Please be seated. >> Okay. >> Uh, let's do the roll call, please. >> Mayor Camala. >> Council President Talamini >> here.
>> Councilman Dumpert >> here. >> Councilman Eert >> here. >> Councilman Pignatelli. >> Councilwoman Rose >> here. Councilman Saliani >> here. >> Can I get a motion to excuse uh Mayor Kamala and uh Councilman Pinatelli?
>> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> And just uh Councilman Pinatelli asked me to uh say he was sorry. He was feeling ill and he couldn't make it tonight. He he felt bad that he couldn't be here for for
>> All right. And then we're going to start with the fun stuff. Uh we have a certificate for uh Jordan Madonna. Good to see you. >> So I was reading the newspaper. Yes, I read the newspaper and I saw a picture
of this little kid that I remembered when he was this little. But but I got excited and I saw that he was the the champion for uh the county. What what's the the what was the what was your the weight and the class and all that? >> 98. >> 98. And uh and so so so you won and we
have a champion here. So thank you very much for coming. It's so great to see you. And then uh now we have what's the title here? The >> this is for the um Twin County Dual Team Championship.
>> The Twin County Dual Team Dual Team Championship. Can we get them all up here? And then you want them over here? >> Uh I think we want them up here and then and if the and then and then you can the coaches can hand out the certificates. >> So yeah.
tall short. >> Look at the hardware. So, do we have can can we get a little uh uh background on on the team and what what happened and how we got here? >> You want to do it, Jeff?
>> All right. So, uh so this is our dual team for Oakland. If you're not familiar, uh it goes from K through 8. So, everyone here starts from, you know, get kindergarters through eighth grades. What's cool about the duel team, it's not size for size or age for age. Any kid could face anyone from K through eight. It's the best kids in the talent
all wrestled to compete to get this spot and everyone wrestles for one weight throughout the season. So, we went undefeated in the season. We won the dual championship in our division and then we won the league championship which is like a really really big deal. >> That's amazing guys. Way to go.
>> Jeff's the dad of of Jordan who was just up here. So um so do you want who wants to read the names of and hand it things out? >> I don't know. John Jonas Vermont, >> Jake Wowski, Brooki
James here. Oh, here you go. Shiano Dando Carlo Vincent Deal, Timothy Deladian, Jorge Caleb Glennon, AJ Ganglia,
Connor Hill, Asher Hill is not here, right? Danny Isach, Logan Pammy, Justin Rachelki. Here you go, Vincent Melissa. James Rehea,
Carden Victor, Shane Wendelowski, Mateo Zingone. >> All right. So, I we don't have everybody because I think I'm at the top. >> Who's missing? >> Me. >> Eli. Eli is
>> Eli Valentine. AJ wasn't here, right? >> AJ's not here. >> Yeah, I know. I know. >> I saw one Matteo.
>> Oh, here you go. Yeah. you I don't know if you want to uh kind of hard like get a picture. >> Yes. >> Someone's going to run it, right? How many how many kids? >> Yeah.
>> I think there's like 20. >> Gotcha. >> How many teams in the league? Yeah, I'm put that one. >> Hold that one. It's all right. >> Hold it like that. I'll hold this. I'll
hold. I think we should do a reenactment of your final. >> Good job, GUYS. Thank you for your time. >> Did you want to say something? >> No, no, no. I just was saying like most of us are in black. Couldn't have done
it without my staff as well. Um the amazing group of guys I had with me. Uh it was a collective group effort. We were undefeated in uh the season 6 and 0 and then we went on to win the championship and we were obviously undefeated there cuz we took the title.
But it's a special group. Uh I talked to him after weigh-ins at the championship. Um and I told him that we didn't get here by accident. We're here for a reason, but we're not finished. And as you can see, we rose to the challenge.
So good. >> Yeah, it was great. Really special group of kids. I was very happy. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> We'll we'll take about five minutes because I I I understand you don't all
you're not all here for me. here for the budget. >> Thank you. All right. Uh >> we're up to uh the the mayor's report. Uh so since the mayor is not here, I'll I'll be giving the the mayor's report.
Um, >> so, uh, the Burrow's Easter egg hunt will be held on Saturday, March 28th, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. at at the Oakland Public Library lawn. We encourage all families to come out and enjoy the community events. Uh, community garden
registration is now open. Registration forms are available on the burrow website and should be completed and returned to the burough clerk's office. Bergen County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day will be held on April 19th, 2026 at Bergen Community College.
Bergen County recycling events, including paper shredding, medication drop off, and electronics recycling will take place on April 25th, 2026 at Bergen Community College. Flyers for both events are are available at the burrow burrows uh in the burrow's weekly
newsletter. The Oakland Public Library will be hosting uh and upcoming programs as a part of the American 250 series. On March 29th, 2026 at 1:30, part two of the complete American Revolution will be showing. Bergen County will be hosting a
lecture as part of the American 250 series on April 8th, 2026 at the Bergen County Fourth Floor Learning Center at 1 Bergen County Plaza in Hackinack at 7 p.m. Jack Kelly will be speaking about Thomas Payne.
We encourage residents to take advantage of these events and stay engaged with the community. And there's other stuff going on, but uh we'll let the the council liaison give those reports also. But and last but not least, um today
marks the 18th year anniversary of our burough administrator, Rich Coons. So congratulations, Rich. Uh I I just want to say 18 years. What um I can't believe that. But um and Rich
has done Rich has done an amazing job and uh we we thank you for all the work you've done, Rich. Really, thank you. >> My hair wasn't gray when I started. as a compliment. >> All right. So, that's it for the mayor's report. So, I need um a motion to open
to the public. >> So, moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Does anyone have anything they wish to speak about? >> Just need your name. >> Frank Furbacher. F R B A C H E R 56
Walton Avenue. Uh first off, just want to say congratulations to Councilman Dumper. Um and thanks to everyone here for uh their service to Oakland. >> Uh also want to send a special thank you um to the communications folks who made
it super easy to watch the recording last week of the budget meetings. four hours worth of meetings, but uh the changing of the of the angles and the screen share uh was perfect. Uh I just had a question regarding Great Oak Park.
Um so I understand there's a combination of grant funding and open space funds being considered for the basketball courts there. Um and just given prior discussions around environmental constraints on that property, just wanted to see if uh looking to gain some
clarity on uh the terms of approvals and feasibility uh and whether there's any risk of uh allocating or planning those funds before we know uh if the project can move forward. >> Well, I mean, Rich, do you want to
>> uh Yeah. So this this project when it was developed last year, the particular location that it's going in was chosen because of the lack of environmental constraints there. You're right. A lot of the that property has constraints of one thing or another, repairarian,
wetlands, etc. Um, but that's previously disturbed ground. It's per uh pvious surface. Uh, and that was deemed a suitable location for the basketball courts that are going to go there. >> Great. That's great news. Uh, and thank you, Mr. Cumins and Mr. Young for uh,
the meeting last week. You guys did a great job. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Does anyone else have anything they want to say? >> No. Can I get a motion to close the meeting to the public? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor?
>> I. >> All right. Uh, now we're up to approval of minutes. Uh, can I get a motion for the approval of the March 12th, 2026 minutes? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Uh, do we have to we have to do a roll roll call.
>> Council President Tamini. >> Yes. >> Councilman Dumpert, >> abstain. >> Councilman Eert. >> Yes. >> Councilman Piggatelli, sorry, absent. Councilwoman Rose, >> yes. >> Councilman Saliani, >> yes. >> Okay. Can I entertain a motion for the
March 16th, 2026 budget meeting minutes? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Council President Talamini. >> Yes. >> Councilman Dumpert. >> Councilman Eert? >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Rose, >> yes. >> Councilman Saliani,
>> yes. >> Can I entertain a motion for the March 18th, 2026 budget meeting? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Roll call. Council President Telamini, >> yes. >> Councilman Dumpert, no.
>> Councilman Eert, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Rose, >> yes. >> Councilman Selani, >> yes. >> All right. Now, we have uh special announcements. Um this is just a change in the date of
um a raffle. It's authorized raffle license 1585. They changed for Sport Association of Oakland from June 19th, 2026 to June 6, 2026 to benefit the 12U Coopertown baseball team. Can I get a motion?
>> Do both. >> Do both. >> Okay. And then we have the second one. It's the same same thing. They're just changing the date. Authorize a raffle license 1586. Date change for Sports Association of Oakland from June 19th,
2026 to June 6, 2026 to benefit the 12U Coopertown baseball team. Can I get a motion? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Okay. So now we have some or an ordinance that we have to uh introduce.
This is ordinance 26 code 988. an ordinance to exceed the municipal budget appropriation limits to and to establish a cap bank pursuant to NJSA 484-45.14. Can I get a motion?
>> So moved. >> I'll second. Uh roll call. >> Council President Talamini. >> Yes. >> Councilman Dumpert. >> Yes. >> Councilman Eert. >> Yes. >> Councilman Pig doing that. Councilwoman Rose, >> yes. Councilman Saliani,
>> yes. Excuse me. Okay. And there'll be a public hearing and adoption on April 14th on uh uh 2026. Okay. And now uh I need a motion for the self for this for 26121
self-examination of the 2026 budget. >> Happy to make this motion. >> Second. Uh, roll call. >> Council President Talamini, >> yes. >> Councilman Dumpbert, >> yes. >> Councilman Eert, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Rose, >> yes.
>> Councilman Saliani, >> yes. >> Need um so uh 26122 resolution authorizing CY 2026 budget to be read by title only. By title only. You don't want to read the whole
>> I don't want to read. I I I don't think Wendy wants to read it. I would have to read that. So, thank you. >> That would take forever. Uh, uh, a motion, please. >> So, moved. >> Second. >> Second. >> Second was built.
>> Council President Tamini, >> yes. >> Councilman Dumpert, >> yes. >> Councilman Eert, >> yes. >> Councilman Rose, >> yes. >> Councilman Seleni, >> yes. and uh 26123
introduction of the 2026 municipal budget. >> So moved. >> Second. >> And could uh just uh a little discussion. Um I just want to say uh thank you to um everyone on the FI finance team and uh in Burough Hall, but
Rich and Dave partic in particular, all the work you do to to make sure that we're fis fiscally responsible. Um, I've I've learned so much from working with you guys on on the budget. It's it's it's amazing what you guys know and
and and and you you keep us in line and make sure that we're uh we're we're doing what we need to do. Um, so, uh, thank you. Thank you for that. So, >> uh, roll call. >> Council President Talamini. >> Yes. >> Councilman Dumpbert,
>> abstain. >> Councilman Eert. >> Yes. Councilman Pignatelli. Oh, keep doing that. Sorry. Council Rose, >> yes. Councilman Saliani, >> yes. >> Write that. So, the public hearing and
adoption will be on April 28th, 2026. And then 26124 certifi certification of compliance with the EEOC employment guidance. Uh, can I get a motion to approve? Move.
Second. And >> can we just get a little explanation on that? >> The EOC. >> Yeah. >> Uh it's a so this is a requirement that the state set forth. They they do this sometimes. They'll say, "Well, we want you to adhere to this policy or that
policy and we're going to link it to something to make sure that you do it." Uh Wendy and I actually spoke earlier and said, you know, we we should just do this during the reorg meeting anyway. Um, it's just a standard certification that says that our hiring practices align with the CEOC guidance when it comes to considering people with uh
criminal histories. >> All right, that's all. >> Thank you. So, roll call. >> Council President Talini, >> yes. >> Councilman Dunbert, >> yes. >> Councilman Eert, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Rose, >> yes. Councilman Saliani, >> yes. >> Okay. So, uh, and now we're going to do,
uh, resolutions, and we're going to do a consent agenda on the resolutions. So, uh, 26125, a resolution authorizing senior center refund for casino trip. 26126, resolution authorizing recreation
refunds. 27 resolutions authorizing certificate of redemption of tax lean cert number 25-000033 128 resolution authorizing affidavit of discharge of tax lean cert number 190066
129 resolution amending the 2025 affordable housing attorney contract 130 resolution amending the 2025 tax appeal attorney contract 131 resolution awarding contract for community rating system coordinator. 132
resolution authorizing plumbing sub code and electrical sub code official stipened. 133 resolution authorizing outdoor market fee schedule 2026. Does anyone have any that they wish to be pulled?
>> Okay. Roll call, please. >> We need a motion. >> Oh, yes. Motion. >> So move to Second. >> Roll call. >> Council Council President Palini. >> Yes. >> Councilman Dumpbert. >> Yes. >> Councilman Eert. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Rose. >> Yes.
>> Councilman Saliani. >> Yes. >> Uh, do we have any new business? >> Did you move the ordinance? >> We moved the or the first that was first. >> We had to do it before the budget. >> Testing me. You're already doing Baron Eric.
>> Any new business? >> Uh any old business? Uh I have some old business. I I just um someone had mentioned about um uh short-term rentals. Um what what what
have we do do we have an ordinance on on the books about short-term rentals? And and what's the >> We do. A few years ago, uh you essentially banned short-term rentals. short-term defined as rentals 30 days or less. Uh so if somebody sees some
activity that they think constitutes a short-term rental, uh they just call our code enforcement office or email our code enforcement office. Uh we will follow up on that. Plus, our zoning officer will periodically check VRBO and Airbnb even though they got copies of the ordinances uh when we adopted them
because we're certainly not the only town that's banned them. Uh and we'll periodically check and see if there are any listings, too. and then follow up with those property owners as well. Um, so I did check in with the zoning officer. Uh, there's currently three listed for sale uh between Airbnb and
VBO uh that he's following up with right now. >> Okay. And then I mean >> so it's 30 days what what's the the shortest time you can rent it for? >> Has to be more than 30 days. >> More than 30 days. And could you rent it
for the whole year if you wanted? Well, if it whether it's 31 days or it's 230 days, uh you then become a landlord basically and you have to follow all of the same protocols that a long-term rental does in terms of uh CAO
inspections and landlord registration and all of that. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. >> Uh does anyone else have any old business? Uh so just uh the council liaison reports just uh as my report um I just
want to say welcome to Councilman Dumpert. I'm looking forward to working with you. Um uh finally we're here. What a long drawn out process. Um but that's democracy at work and um but
uh thank you for for uh volunteering your time for for this. Um, this is a hard job. Um, and it's a hard job to to run. It's um it's hard on your family. It's uh but uh it's worth it if you uh
this is this is something I love to do. It's uh um and I always appreciate when somebody steps up and and does it. So, thank you and uh I wish you all the best of luck up here. >> Thank you. I look forward to working with you and everybody else here. >> Thank you. Um so, let's start with the
reports down there. Um, actually I missed the uh I missed the meeting last time, so I actually don't have a report, but I do I do want to echo your sentiment and I'm looking forward to work with Matt. Congratulations and uh I think we're going to do some great things up here. >> Thank you.
>> That's all I have. >> Thank you. I have a couple of couple of quick updates just from the fire department. Um, the volunteer fire department needs, excuse me, the fire department needs volunteers. So, if you are interested, please go down to the
firehouse on Yapo uh on Yapo on 7th and Mondays, meet the guys under when they do drills. Understand they're looking for volunteers. I was just talking with the chief this morning. The average age of the fire department is 43 years old. Um, they have about 51 active members, but they are looking for younger.
They'll take any members, don't get me wrong, but um they're looking to get a couple more younger members that deal with those late night calls. So um please uh if you're interested, go to the firehouse Monday 7:30 at Yono Firehouse and um they welcome you and walk you through the drills they do and what it means to be a fireman in town of
Oakland. Uh police update. So um I I spoke with the chief this afternoon and he wanted me to report at the last council meeting. He asked me to report please there was DWI stops for St. Patrick's Day. And the followup to that is there was two traffic stops for DWI.
So unfortunat uh the police did a great job. They did they did find some people who were uh having a little bit too much fun on St. Patrick's Day. So those two stops were made. So I want to thank you for the police department for uh handling that and making our road safe. And then to follow up, they are going to
be doing DWI stops this weekend. So just that's warning to the community. Please if you're uh if you are going to drink, use Uber, use other resources. there's no reason to drive. Additionally, the uh Junior Police Academy will be running from July 17th to July 24th. So, anyone
is interested, please go please go to the Burough website for that for that information to join the Junior Police Academy. The for recreation um it's starting to get a little bit nicer out finally and uh you know tennis
and pickle. So, if you want to use the tennis and pickle pickle ball courts, just a quick reminder to make sure you have your 2026 badges before you before you go. You can get those easily online through the Burough website or in person by stopping by the senior center.
Registration is also officially open for all summer camps. Uh there's fast approaching deadlines. Now, the sixth, sixth grade to 9th grade uh camp for middle schoolers, we're really we're a little bit low on some signups. Please, if you are interested to join that. It's a it's a great program for those age
groups. There's activities, there's trips, and uh we're looking for more people to join that camp. So, please go to oaklandrec.org to join the uh summer camps. And uh really hoping anyone who's got sixth graders or going to ninth graders would be willing to attend. We're looking we're looking to keep that
program. It's a great program for the kids and we just need a couple more kids to sign up. >> Yeah. Stephen, uh, if I can too, uh, we just extended the deadline on camp, uh, an extra week, so till April 7th. Uh, we just put out some information on that today.
>> Awesome. Thank you, Rich. And then recreation just opened its summer adult soccer league. Um, there's two option. This is a competitive division and a and a casual division for play. Um, I I will tell you, I participated in that league for probably 15 years. It it's it's
great. It's how you meet your neighbors. It's a great program and I I would say anyone who's interested in soccer, casual or competitive, it's a great summer program. It's um so please join the Oakland website, you can join that. And that's all I have from recreation and recreation port. That's all I have for reports for us. Oh, hold on. And
Matt, as I echoed last last meeting we were at, congratulations. Look forward to working with you and uh I'm sure I'm sure we can do great things together. >> Thank you. >> Looking forward to it. U and then uh before we move down uh as council president I I make the uh I I
hand out the assignments of uh who's the liaison of of different things. So I've been doing a little double duty while we were short of councilman. So thankfully we have someone to to fill in. Uh so uh there's six standing committees. you you
will be the the liaison for the DPW and um and then also you'll be liaison to the library and to the municipal alliance. >> Okay. >> Thank you. I look forward to filling those roles. >> No committ
the municipal alliance and library. >> All right. Um then uh do you have anything else you'd like to add, Mr. Dumpert? has uh no report >> no reports I look forward to working with the DPW as the library leaison and
the the municipal alliance so thank you for that the honor of doing that >> Caroline >> okay thank you um and I too you know congratulations I look forward to working with you as well um okay Sha tree their arbor event is scheduled for
April 26th at the library from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Um they will be giving out um little saplings for you know to uh for you to plant. It's a fun event. Um and you know having trees in this
town is very important. Um so and you can always sign up to have a tree planted on your uh property. I actually have one coming this spring. I can't wait. Um so you can just email the sha tree at oakland- neww jersey.org. We
also have two open spots for volunteers and I have to say it's a great committee to be on. Um public events their Easter egg hunt is scheduled for Saturday, March 28th. Um and although you can arrive at 9:30, the actual event does not start until 10:00 a.m. when the
mayor does his little countdown. Um Memorial Day parade will be on Sunday, May 24th, and the carnival is going to be from June 17th to June 20th. and access for will be holding their event on Saturday, June 20th from 2 to 4. Um,
OCC is doing a great job. I covered that um for Mr. Salani last couple weeks ago and um they're hoping they do need some volunteers for that. Like I said, it is a great um you know committee to be on
as well. Uh the commission is hoping that the new friends of Oakland communications nonprofit will help obtain grants and raise money for various projects. If anybody is interested, just email info at friendsofoc.org. And just so you know, their committee
actually has little snacks of that's an incentive for anyone to volunteer. That's all I have. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Uh so bills to be paid. Bills to be paid is 231,734.39.
So moved. >> Second. Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Who was that? Is that Steve? >> Steve. >> Council President Talamini. >> Yes. >> Councilman Dumpert. >> Yes. >> Councilman Eert. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Rose. >> Yes. Councilman Zeliani.
>> Yes. >> All right. Can I get a a motion to adjurnn? >> So move. Second. >> All in favor? I. All right. >> Okay. Uh guys, don't run off. I have something we need to sign.
>> Great. >> We