City Council - Special Meeting

Wednesday, May 13, 2026

The Camarillo City Council held a workshop to review its 2026-2027 strategic plan, receiving updates on grant funding, community engagement, and a proposed drone first responder program. The council also discussed a request for city investment in the Pleasant Valley Historical Society museum project.

About this meeting

Government Body
City Council
Meeting Type
City Council
Location
Camarillo, CA
Meeting Date
May 13, 2026

Transcript

40 sections

0:00Speaker 4

Let's start the meeting on Wednesday, May 13, 2026. Would you like to check your attendance? Hello. Would you like to lead the national flag ceremony now? Please stand up.

0:22 – 0:44Speaker 2

Please put your right hand on your chest. Are you ready? Let's get started. I swear my loyalty to the United States of America and China. I swear my loyalty to an impossible nation that seeks freedom and justice for all people. Thank you. Now, let me ask you if there are any changes in the case.

0:44 – 1:03Speaker 4

Since there are no changes, We will move on to the review of the strategic plan for the year 2026, which is the case of A, and the discussion on the goal and purpose of the meeting. This case will be held by Vice-Chairman Carmen Nichols.

1:03 – 4:36Speaker 2

Vice-Chairman Nichols Thank you, Mr. Mayor, and all the members of the committee. As you can see, today's meeting will be held in a workshop format. We wanted to have a chance to talk to you about strategic plans. So we arranged the meeting room a little differently so that we could communicate with the employees in both directions. This workshop is a strategic planning workshop for the second year of the demonstration. On January 28th, the employees reported the situation of the first half of the year to you, and today's meeting report includes the situation of the second half of the year. The first order of this workshop is to provide some good updates on the items that you asked or gave opinions on on January 28. In the second order, we will review the strategic plan draft for the year 2026-2027, which was included in the case report. Please refer to this plan for adoption. There is no change in the goal. Therefore, the goal correction proposal is summarized in the report and change content for clarity and convenience. I would like to express my gratitude to the employees who are continuing to perform excellent work in all market service areas. This project is reflected in the comprehensive progress report, and the goal is to support the mission of the City Council, which is effective and efficient for the creation of a safe environment for the quality of life of all citizens, economic vitality, and economic vitality of all citizens. The current year of 2025-2026 is composed of 11 goals and 67 detailed goals. The limited plan increased the implementation strategy from 125 to 132 in the current plan. Some implementation strategies have already been completed, and 7 implementation strategies have been added. Project programs or tasks implementation strategies are available in various stages such as development, progress, and operation. If the implementation strategy is continuously implemented or maintained, it will be integrated into a normal operation procedure. As you know, our online permission platform has been in the development stage for about two years, and is currently under development and running for more than a year after testing. This project has been excluded from the implementation strategy list and has now become part of daily work. You can see detailed information about the progress of the last three minutes in the report. The January 28th report, which was submitted, deals with the first six months of the current fiscal year. At the January 28th meeting, the committee members asked a few questions about the progress. Therefore, for the next few minutes, I will explain the four key areas. However, we welcome your opinions on all key areas. From now on, we will provide updates on the status of the support fund management as a part of the efforts to maintain the conservative financial management of Alonzo Ramirez, the chief business analyst.

4:41 – 8:37Speaker 3

Hello, Mr. Mayor and Mr. Mayor. The financial management goal is to seek opportunities to diversify public and private income providers through public and private income providers. In order to support these goals, employees used temporarily hired funders and researchers to strengthen the capacity of the fund, and discovered additional opportunities for funding. Before reviewing the data displayed on the screen, I would like to point out that this slide shows the support fund activities for the 2026 fiscal year and is applied for the 2025 fiscal year, but also includes the support funds for this fiscal year. In other words, this slide includes all the data for the two fiscal years and shows the support fund activities and results of the city more comprehensively. As you can see in the slide, the city has significantly increased its subsidy activities in the three-minute period as several major financial support proposals were announced in the middle of this fiscal year. So far, the employees have submitted a total of 6,520 million dollars in 13 subsidies. The most expensive application is the Investment Utilization Improvement Support Fund, also known as the Construction Support Fund, for the 2026 High-speed road improvement program and development promotion. Both applications are asking for funding for the RASPOSAS improvement replacement project. Also, the staff submitted a $15.2 million grant application form to K.O.E.S. for the replacement of the wetland in the city. K.O.E.S. has included the project in the FEMA application form package. In total, the application amount includes a $9.5 million will requested by the Brownlee House of Representatives, the Adam Schiff House of Representatives, and the Alex Padilla House of Representatives, and the Brownlee House of Representatives has selected Camaro City as a city that supports $1 million in subsidies. Also, this morning, the Adam Schiff House of Representatives was notified that Camaro City was selected as a city that supports $2 million in subsidies. Currently, 10 of the 13 assistance funds requested by Mr. Kamaro in the year of the meeting in 2026 are under review, and 3 have been approved. In this fiscal year, Camaro received about $8.3 million in subsidies. In the same way as the total amount of applications, this figure includes the subsidies that were applied in the fiscal year of 2025 and the support decisions made in the fiscal year of 2026. The largest funding is $4 million from the index transportation block subsidy program for the Pleasant Valley Bicycle Road Project. In addition, the main funding is $2.7 million from the Traffic Control and Vacation Program for the Adaptive Traffic Signal Project and $339,000 from the Residence Housing Support and Prevention Program for the Camaro's homeless support project. The city was eliminated from a total of four subsidies, including two committee budget requests. According to the need, the employee meets with the organiser to gather opinions, strengthen the application form in the future, and seek a way to increase competitiveness in the next financial support period. Lastly, the staff is actively seeking additional financial support opportunities. Currently, the SCAK's financial support reserve list for the last process improvement project is posted on the SCAK's financial support reserve list. In addition, the application for the CAHOD continuous care program is under review due to the current federal lawsuit. However, the representatives are expecting that the program will be released in the second half of this summer, and will submit applications at that time. Lastly, the representatives are actively preparing an additional subsidy application for the case, which will be submitted before the end of the fiscal year. This concludes my presentation. Please let me know if you have any questions.

8:41 – 9:08Speaker 4

Mr. Hilde, do you have any questions? Yes, thank you for the update. Alonzo. Some of the subsidies that have not been supported for a long time are expiring in the next fiscal year. How long has it been expiring and how much additional work is being done for the officials? 다시 말해, 담당자들이 단순히 전화해서, 저희는 자금이 확보되면 이 보조금에 여전히 관심이 있습니다. 라고 말하면 되는 건가요? 아니면 매년 완전히 새로운 절차를 시작해야 하는 건가요? 그렇죠. 보조금 종류와 프로젝트에 따라 다릅니다.

9:20 – 10:51Speaker 3

For example, in the case of the HAT application that is currently under review and is under review until the next fiscal year, the effort made in the current application is remunerated to the next fiscal year and the same application is used. However, some subsidies must submit a completely new application to the next fiscal year if the fund is not supported this fiscal year. Another example, like the STBG fund mentioned earlier, in the case of the bridge construction business last time, this year's funds were not supported, but it is included in the reserve list for the next fiscal year. Therefore, the current application is granted as the next fiscal year without the need to submit a new application. In other words, the situation is very different depending on the possibility of projects, institutions, and funds. Lastly, I would like to ask one more question. 만약 자금 지원을 받지 못해서 다시 신청해야 하는 경우, 사전에 통보를 받나요? Or do our employees have to check and prepare in person? Yes, no, that's a good question. We are always notified of the application results. We always let you know if you received or did not receive the grant. In general, if you do not receive the grant, discuss the reason why the application was not selected with the employee in charge, and give the opportunity to receive advice on how to improve the next application period. Yes, in the case of 100%, we will receive an answer from the applicant. Yes, thank you. There are no more questions. Thank you, Mr. Alonzo.

10:51Speaker 4

Thank you, Mr. Mayor and Mr. Mayor. The next case will be handed over to Mendy Nasar, the director of the library.

11:02 – 12:11Speaker 2

Director Nasar will provide information about the participation of TVIC citizens. Hello. As you know, in the library, young people discuss important issues with themselves and start a youth citizen participation club that encourages future leaders. To achieve the goal, the library has been conducting a citizen participation program for the 14th year so that young people can learn more about the local government. The library staff invited 10 city officials to participate in local social relations, public business, economic development, We had time to talk about the role of each department and city council, such as regional development and city management. Teenager citizen participation program participants met David Tennyson, the mayor of the library, and the chairman of the board of directors, Susan Santanzello, who is the chairman of the board of directors. I also had a chance to hear about the experience of the demonstration. Please refer to the next slide. The highlight of this year's program was that the teenagers visited the auditorium to meet the viewers. The teenagers practiced talking in front of the microphone about the issues they were interested in. This opportunity was actually implemented at the April 22 Standing Committee meeting. Two teenagers from the Youth Participation Club announced their experience of participation in the public speech. This concludes the report. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you. Do you have any questions?

12:16Speaker 4

Boss, please tell me.

12:18 – 13:00Speaker 2

Ah, Mandy, thank you. It's a really interesting program. What I'm curious about is which high school students are mainly from or from various high schools. All high schools have students participating, but to be honest, most of the students are from Nancho Kana High School. Last week, when Carmen Nichols, the director of the library, visited for a lecture, we were considering a creative way to promote the program to more young people in Camaro, as it is a library for all young people. So we plan to consider that part next year.

13:00 – 13:26Speaker 1

Yes, that's right. I think it's very important to have students from various schools participate. Also, I think it's important to approach young people who don't usually have an opportunity to meet easily. After I got married and gave birth to my child, I was the first to attend a protest meeting. So I think it's very important to introduce these things to people since I was young. Thank you. Thank you so much. Welcome. Mandy, thank you so much.

13:30 – 13:46Speaker 2

Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Public safety and emergency response are the core values of the demonstration. We will invite Eric Tennyson, the police chief, to discuss regional social participation and hear about innovative technologies used to prevent crime. Thank you, Mr. Tennyson.

13:48 – 23:35Speaker 4

And hello, mayor and congressmen. One of the goals of the congress is to strengthen public safety, and one of the goals is to expand local social participation to continuously build trust and equality. In the next slide, I will explain how the reform of local social participation activities, what we do, its importance, and how it directly contributes to making a safer Cambridge Rio. Our approach to local social participation is simple and based on a combination of evidence, model cases, and effective experiences. In Camp Rio, there are about 20,000 reports and thousands of pre-preventive contacts, and all of this is an opportunity to build trust through genuine and respectful communication. These contacts are the basis of everything we do. Our strategy is based on the same four key principles for creating a safe community. These principles are not new, but the teams of various generations at Camp Rio Police Station and Ventura County Security Office are using this framework. We have built up the support for the law enforcement of the citizens we enjoy today. All of these principles are focused on building a continuous relationship where all community members work together to maintain safety. I think this idea is best summarized in Robert Peel's Police Principle in 1829. One of his principles is that the police are citizens, citizens are police, and the duty to maintain the safety of the city is for all of us living here. This slide shows how to implement the four principles at the Camp Rio Police Station. The first figure is really amazing. In addition to reporting hundreds of cases every week, more than two official regional social activities are taking place every week. The 125th activity shown here is only an official activity. Other than that, there were no active local social activities. I worked in four contract cities, but I don't think there will be any places as active as our police station for local social activities. In these official activities, there are four public events held at the local coffee shop, coffee time events with the police officers, non-revealed 9-hour communication with students from kindergarten to 8th grade, coffee time events with the police officers, etc. In the summer, we successfully held four con-making events with the police officers for children at Pleasant Valley Park and Neck District Park. Over 1,500 students and teachers participated in six bicycle safety trainings. We had a meeting with local farm workers at two farm worker support events. We had a meeting with local farm workers at two farm worker support events. We had a meeting with local farm workers at two farm worker support events. We had a meeting with local farm workers at two farm worker support events. We had a meeting with local farm workers at two farm worker support events. We had a meeting with local farm workers at two farm worker support events. We carried out 4G prevention education 10 times in various parts of the region. We communicate with 64 self-defense programs every month and attended several meetings over the past year. Also, the City-wide Housing Owners Association , religious organizations, In March, on the day of the U.S. National Day of Reading, I read a book to hundreds of elementary school students in various classrooms at 20 schools through the Read Across America event. The largest event of the year, Trunk or Treat, hosted by Camp Rio Police Station, was attended by more than 4,500 residents, cooperating with PVRPD, Public Valley Police Station, and 34 regional groups. Through cooperation with PVRPD, we participate in all events such as park concerts, resurrection festivals, and Christmas parades. One of the most important events we hold together is the National Night patrol event held every year. Through this event, we have led more than 1,000 positive civilian contacts. During the cultural festival period, which is held for a few days by cooperating with the Old Town Business Association, we held a truck experience event. Also, for the past few years, I participated in the truck driver workshop of the Children's Welfare Service Agency. This year, we prepared and delivered more than 50 food for the local residents on the day of the Chuseok Thanksgiving with Project Hoop and Project Hoop. Through a shopping program with the police, we gave Christmas joy to about 150 children who were excluded from the local society by cooperating with the Security Security Foundation. Every year, we design and deliver Christmas cards to more than 200 local organizations. We are also cooperating with local residents and Casa Pacifica to deliver Christmas joy to children in Casa Pacifica during the holiday period. We cooperate with local businesses to provide criminal orientation information every month and run business monitoring programs that evaluate security protocols. For example, for the past few weeks, our local social support team visited all banks in the city to communicate with bank managers and provide information on new bank-related crimes in the local community. In addition, we conducted dozens of evaluation tests for regional businesses and organizations through environmental design prevention and SAPTED. We conducted education on the active response of citizens to threats from more than 15 churches, schools, and businesses. We visited Ina Camaro Family YMCA, a boy's and girl's club almost every week, to interact with children and share precious gold junior security guard stickers. This year, we know that we have given about 45,000 golden badges to local children. We are also planning to participate in the opening ceremony of new businesses and other organizations and the ribbon-cutting event. In addition, we have trained more than 50 local community members by running dozens of patrols and win-win programs. We are active in the board of directors of regional non-profit organizations and volunteer clubs. He is a youth sports coach in the local community, and he often wears a uniform and participates in practice or games. One of the good things about the COVID-19 pandemic is that our security guards have increased requests to participate in children's birthday celebrations. It was a way of congratulating as the police car passed by. He is still receiving dozens of requests every year, We met people in person and listened to their stories. We know how important it is to provide opportunities to share what they are worried about with us. And we are working hard to build a positive relationship that will help us achieve our goals to create a safer regional society. All communication systems must be based on transparency. And I think it's excellent in the security office. If you visit the security website, you can see transparency dashboards that can look at various data such as crime and traffic data, data related to artificial profile link law, data related to armed use, and data related to police assault. All policies are posted online. Let's talk about the Civil Academy I just mentioned. At Camp Real Police Station, we run two Civil Academies every year for 12 weeks to invite local residents to visit various facilities in the security office such as the police station, the juvenile detention center, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police station, the police There are students who support the police in this academy, and there are students who don't. But almost all the participants learned a lot about how we operate and were deeply impressed by our transparent operation. The Camp Real Police Station has so far dispatched 47 students from the Civil Academy. Lastly, our organization has been supporting the patrols of local residents for decades. If you are a citizen who has passed a simple ID survey, you can travel by patrol car with the deputy security guard for a few hours. Through this, you can experience everything that the deputy security guard sees, hears, and acts, and you can directly check the high-level service and amazing expertise that the deputy security guards show through millions of civilian contacts every year. As much as the security guard's office, it will be difficult to find an open and friendly job for citizens. As I said before, our goal is to build a meaningful and sincere relationship with citizens all over the city. Through this effort, we have built partnerships with schools, religious groups, non-profit groups, volunteer groups, and companies, and we will continue to develop them. I think we can cooperate through several meetings to bring about positive results. The reason why I gave you a little more time to tell you all this is because it is important for us to tell you that we are seriously accepting the goal of expanding your participation in the local community and continuously building trust and justice in law enforcement agencies. Our efforts to participate in the local community are at the highest level. No matter who you are, what background you have, how much income you have, or where you live, the police officers of the Camp Real Police Station will visit you. It will help to build a sincere and meaningful relationship and solve the problem. This concludes the re-release of this topic. If you have any questions, please let me know anytime. Do you have any questions among the members? Yes, Eric. Yes, it's been a while since I've been here. I would like to say that citizen participation has increased dramatically over the past 10 years. I would appreciate it if you could tell all the employees that we sincerely thank you. And the question is that we are doing a lot of local social participation activities, including coffee time with the police. If we don't do it now, is there anything we can do that doesn't come to mind? I'll tell you again. You've done a lot of work in the department over the past few years. But that effort is not excessive. Just like the other people in this room, many people came to us and said, Thank you very much. One of the things we want to improve is the use of social media to participate in local society. It is to inform the public in real time about the events that occur in the local society. There is something we need to work on a little more about this, and we plan to work even harder in the future. Yes, thank you. Do you have any other questions? Thank you, Mr. Commander.

23:35Speaker 1

Mr. Mayor, I don't have any questions, but I have a simple opinion. Yes, I agree with what Mr. Eric Kildee said.

23:42 – 24:42Speaker 2

One thing I would like to say is that when we discussed the participation of the local society at the Public Safety Committee, we talked about coffee time with the police. These events were held at schools and Starbucks in the area. But as I mentioned, my parents don't go to Starbucks often and don't know what to order. So one of the suggestions that came out was to meet in person at the place where the local social workers are. So You held a coffee time event with the police at a local bakery in Panaderia, and some of the events I attended showed very positive reactions. I'm curious about your experience. Yes, I agree. We are seeing very positive results. We have had a lot of really good exchanges through the coffee meeting with the police.

24:50Speaker 4

We are always looking for new places to hold these meetings in local communities. We hope to be able to get closer to everyone in the local community through this. Thank you. Thank you, Mayor.

25:00 – 25:55Speaker 2

The Mayor of Tennyson is going to start the second announcement on public safety. But before that, I would like to say once again that strategic planning is important to you. is carefully reviewing every year's expectations and implementation strategies to meet your expectations. One of your expectations is to respond preemptively and continue to move forward by continuously searching for methods, procedures, and technologies. Mr. Tennyson has made a lot of effort to continue to develop public safety through advanced technical methods in this field. Mr. Tennyson. Thank you. We are reviewing the problem from the perspective of providing a safe and rich environment for our citizens, and this is definitely a very important goal.

25:55 – 30:09Speaker 4

In the next slide, we will provide a brief introduction to the programs to be submitted for the second half of the year, including the budget in 2027. This proposal focuses on improving and strengthening our city's criminal response and safety. The first response program using drones, DFR, is widely recognized as one of the most effective tools to achieve the priority of urban public safety. The key vision of this program is to provide real-time air reconnaissance before the police and emergency rescue teams arrive at the site. The DFR improves the reconnaissance of all reports, and is designed to provide important information to the police and rescue teams before arriving at the site. In an institution that has already introduced the DFR, the effect of greatly reducing response time has been proven. In most cities using the DFR program, the drone arrives at the site within 70 to 90 seconds after reporting and departure. This allows the pilot to observe the situation from the sky and deliver important information to the police. While moving to the scene, based on this important information, effective plans to strengthen the security of the police and the local community can be established. In many cities, this information increase contributed to the reduction in the number of armed use cases, leading to better strategic plans. By combining the improved 911 system and the DFR drone monitoring system, the drone can be launched before the police are on the move. All of these elements support the demonstration meeting's goal of developing a strategy that can be more effective in dealing with crimes and implementing it. Our organization has been working hard to introduce the DFR program, whether it is conscious or unconscious, for years. 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These drones are used to directly support operations after the police arrive at the scene. The next stage of drone use is to implement the full-fledged digital field report and DFR function through the police officers trained at the site and real-time information center. This allows police officers to provide more information from the early stages of the incident. From last fall to this spring, we conducted a comparison test of several major DFR programs at the Sao Jande Oaks Police Station, and the SKYO DFR program was evaluated to be superior to its competitors. This drone was manufactured in the United States and meets all federal security and safety requirements. SKYO is cooperating with EVIDENCE.COM, which has safely stored all digital evidence for more than 10 years, such as body cam, pay check-in, vehicle monitoring system, and so on. The drone has a variety of camera options, 40 minutes of flight time, and a surprising feature of 7.5 miles, about 12 kilometers above the flight distance. For your information, Kamaro City is about 8.5 miles from the west to the east, about 13.6 kilometers away. Therefore, if you place the drone in the right place, you can monitor everywhere. This drone is not a drone for fun, but a specially made tool that provides excellent vision to enhance safety. Each drone is provided with a dedicated dock made of built-in material. The drone can take off within 20 seconds through the dock and can be used for 24 hours. In general, two docks are installed at each location to easily replace the drone and continue long-term monitoring. This program, which I briefly explained, is perfectly in line with the goal of the congress to ensure that citizens live and work in a safe and prosperous environment and enjoy their leisure time. For the next few weeks, we will continue to discuss how to operate Kamaro's drone monitoring program, DFR, and how to establish a strong policy that regulates data and personal information protection using drones. We will continue to discuss how to establish a strong policy that regulates data and personal information protection using drones. Thank you, Mr. Commander. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Now, I would like to tell Mr. Randy Levy, the director of the HR department, about the progress of HR.

30:32 – 32:41Speaker 2

Thank you, Mr. Carmen, and Mr. Mayor and Mr. Mayor. Thank you for giving us a chance to share the progress during the last quarter. During the last quarter, the Ministry of Personnel maintained the optimal working environment and developed and improved the process to support programs that support the city to become the best employer. I would like to emphasize the three main priorities of employee relations, that is, the health promotion program, professional development, and the improvement of the HR process. First of all, let me tell you about the health promotion program. We focused on the health promotion and overall welfare improvement of employees. In order to provide high-approachable health management information and education to employees, we introduced a physical health check-up and held a health-related webinar. In addition, we officially launched a wellness team called Be Well to create a stronger health culture throughout the organization and continue employees' participation. In terms of professional development, we are investing in learning opportunities that support employees' individual and professional growth. We started a lunch time learning series, including a book club that provides practical short-term learning opportunities throughout the work space. In addition, we introduced a LinkedIn learning trial program to expand the accessibility of self-guided professional development and capacity development data. Finally, in terms of improving individual work processes, we focused on the efficiency, consistency, and accessibility of HR management. We also built a hub for employees to check information and data related to HR in one place. In addition, we automated the employee evaluation notification system to increase the visibility and responsibility of the evaluation process. In addition, we continuously modernized the job description so that it would be more appropriate for the current requirements and personnel expectations of the organization. These efforts show dedication to employee development support and operation improvement in general. This concludes my report. Please let me know if you have any questions.

32:41 – 33:26Speaker 4

Do you have any questions for Wendy? No, thank you. Oh, Mr. Kild, Wendy, I'll tell you again. We've made a lot of progress in this work. Thank you for everything you do. But there's a similar question to what you gave the commander. Of course, we know that this work is always in progress. Is there a better way than what we're doing right now? We don't want to burden you, but we have made a lot of changes and improvements compared to the past. I believe you will continue to deliver news at the right time. So I'll ask you a question. Is there anything that we should implement in the future that has not yet been implemented or is being discussed?

33:32 – 34:17Speaker 1

This is a really good question. To be honest, we are always thinking of new ideas. We want to create an environment where employees can feel the comfort of the organizational culture and have a sense of belonging. So we are always developing various programs and educational activities so that employees can grow and develop. In particular, we are establishing a city-level education plan that can improve not only technical capabilities but also soft skills for managers, and we hope this program can start quickly. We are also looking for ways to further strengthen employee talent development by reviewing the education program of the city. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Wendy.

34:26 – 35:09Speaker 2

This concludes today's part of the workshop. On January 28, you received a comprehensive report on the achievements over the past six months, and you also received an additional report summarizing the progress over the past three months. I just gave you an update on the four key value areas, If you have any other questions about the current situation of the mayor and the city council, please let us know. We are doing our best to meet your expectations. I would appreciate it if you could tell us your questions and opinions about the current situation of the year and the current situation of the year. Is there anyone who wants to speak first?

35:09Speaker 4

I'll ask Carmen. Do you have any questions? Or do you have any opinions? Do you have any questions? Do you have any opinions? I'll tell you. Tell me.

35:22 – 36:07Speaker 1

Mr. Carmen, Mr. Carmen, Mr. Carmen, Mr. Carmen, Mr. Carmen, Mr. Carmen, Mr. Carmen, Mr. Carmen, Mr. Carmen, Mr. You are experts, and we trust and rely on you to lead the market operation. Thank you very much to all of you who are trying to make the lives of Camu Rio residents better. Is there anyone else? Killed D, C Yes, Carmen and employees, and it's been a while since I've been here.

36:18 – 37:59Speaker 4

As everyone here knows, there are really large-scale facility improvement projects planned in the future. I strongly recommend that employees actively look for subsidies or other forms of support. This is because we desperately need the funds needed to support these important projects. 물론 보조금 신청이 어려운 시기라는 것을 알고 있지만 직원 여러분과 시민 여러분 그리고 여기 계신 동료 여러분 모두 낙담하지 않으셨으면 합니다. I've experienced this, and I think many other people will do the same. It's a bit of a joke, but there are problems related to the flow, and I think the situation will get better one day. However, the Senate is still very interested in the problem and wants to start the main projects as soon as possible. We all know that the more time passes, the more it costs. 그래서 여러분의 밤샘 작업과 어려움을 이해하지만 결국 N은 그만한 가치가 있을 것이라는 격려의 말씀을 드리고 싶었습니다. 그러니 계속해서 앞으로 나아가 주시길 바랍니다. 이것은 우리의 목표 중 하나일 뿐이며 여러 목표가 있지만 이 부분을 언급하고 우리가 언젠가는 목표를 달성할 것이라는 점을 모두에게 상기시켜 드리고 싶었습니다. Thank you. Do you have anything else to say, Ms. Nichols? Thank you, Carmen. Thank you, Mr. Mayor.

37:59 – 39:42Speaker 2

Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I will tell you about the second part of the goal and the core values review. Well, for this section, a document with corrections has been provided. I will focus on the goal correction. These corrections are mainly to eliminate duplication, but some additional information and organizing work are also included. There are no recommendations for the goals, but please let me know if you have any recommendations. There are some changes to the implementation strategy. We will not provide slides on the implementation strategy, but we welcome your opinions or questions on the current implementation strategy or the new implementation strategy. Basically, we need your opinions and reviews on all the details. The first goal is financial management. Financial management is the key priority of the City Council, focusing on maintaining the long-term sustainability of the city and maintaining conservative financial management. This includes the maintenance of strategic financial plans that guide efficiency improvement, infrastructure and capital investment through efficient operation and technology, as well as strategic financial planning that guides infrastructure and capital investment. Through this effort, the city will support funds responsibly for major projects, reduce financial risks, and continuously provide stable and high-level services to the local community. We have updated the current situation and results regarding the management of the fund for this fiscal year. In the June budget workshop, we will provide information on the overall budget of the city. There was no correction or additional advertisement for goals or detailed goals. The subsidy management program has already been implemented and has become part of the operation. Mr. Mayor, do you have any additional instructions for this goal? Members, please continue to do well.

39:42 – 40:39Speaker 4

Mr. Trampoli, please tell me. Thank you, Mr. Carmen Mayor. And I would like to emphasize the third item of the 2627 goals, that is, the development and implementation of strategic financial plans and annual updates. This plan is for the planning and financial growth of the city infrastructure, which is not limited to facilities, IT, and capital demand. As I said in the past, we have a very solid financial plan related to the downstream processing plant, but we must not forget the importance of having such a strategic financial plan from a practical point of view. This is a situation that I promoted a few years ago and was included this time. I would like to announce the latest status and progress of the project within a few months. Thank you for your consent. Thank you. We are focusing on the financial plan for the water recreation facility project.

40:39 – 42:14Speaker 2

Because time is tight. However, the overall strategic financial plan is being established, and we will let you know what has been updated as soon as possible. Do you have any other questions? Thank you. The second goal is to improve the quality of life by creating a community that is safe and inclusive and connected to improve the quality of life. This goal is to strengthen partnerships with non-profit organizations that support local social welfare and volunteer work while supporting art, cultural identity, and local social welfare. We also strive to maintain a safe and well-managed neighborhood through active legal enforcement and participation of residents to make Camp Rio a good and lively place to live. Yes, we have updated our current efforts and achievements so far. I'm sorry. We have added one more goal to this item. It is to continue to implement and comply with the terms and conditions of the city's water management permit as the 7th limited goal, and to protect the local waterways for the public's use and consumption. Regarding the implementation strategy, we have added two strategies and deleted the ones that are already in operation. The first is to continue to expand communication, including educational topics on sharing days and other important dates. I will tell you, Mayor. Yes, thank you, Mayor. Yes, one of the local residents will speak at the public hearing today.

42:26 – 49:14Speaker 4

괜찮으시다면 이 두 번째 목표가 그분의 말씀과 관련이 있다고 생각합니다. 바트스턴 씨가 이 자리에 계십니다. 말씀하실 수 있도록 허락해 주시면 감사하겠습니다. Yes, that's great. Mr. Penison, Mr. Penison, Mr. Penison, Mr. Penison, Mr. Penison, Mr. Penison, Mr. Penison, Mr. Penison, Mr. Penison, Mr. Penison, Mr. I spent most of my life here in Camaro Tobagi, and I have been running a business based on Camaro for the past 34 years. For this reason, I recently joined the Pleasant Valley Historical Society. I'm sure you all know about this group. The reason I'm here today is to tell you about the need to cooperate with the City Historical Association to expand investment. I don't have much time, so I'll briefly tell you the current situation. For the past five years, PVHS has been working hard to raise funds, improve land, and build a new museum building. As you know, the total project cost was $1.7 million, and the initial expected cost was $1.3 million. PVHS has raised about $1.1 million so far. We need about $600,000 more to complete the project. Of the $600,000, about $250,000 is needed to improve the land, that is, stop the work of the land, to open concrete and asphalt packaging and parking lots so that citizens can access the land and see the museum and the progress. I came here to discuss this part and request continuous investment from the city. About $80,000 out of $250,000 for the opening of the parking lot is the additional installation cost of the underground facility. This is a requirement during construction. As far as I know, $80,000 may be a choice, and I think we can consider the possibility of being excluded from the requirements. The remaining $170,000 will be used for the construction of the parking lot, removal, measurement, land stop, and concrete work. As you know, this land is not simply owned by non-profit organizations. PVHS is renting land from the city, and all improvements to the land and buildings, that is, the land owned by the city, are being carried out. When the land lease contract is completed, the ownership will be transferred back to the city. In addition, this land is in a very strategic position related to urban infrastructure. As you know, a water pump plant in the area is being built, Since it can be used as a water supply, there is no need to buy water from the city or outside. Also, the basement storage, which is related to Edison and the city, is also in the area. All of this helps the city. Therefore, I think this area is an important part of urban-based facilities. So, through this partnership, PVHS will be able to open the parking lot above the Pacific Historical Museum, and we will be able to hold a collection event in the garden of the museum and collect the remaining $300,000 needed for the completion of the project. PVHS is not simply a place to store relics. It is a museum, but it is also a very important space to communicate with the city through regional social gatherings, public education, lectures, and outdoor events. And I think the most important thing is the education of our children. My wife and I spent all four children in Camp Rio Elementary School from kindergarten to 12th grade. We feel a deep bond with this regional society. PVHS will be a good pathway for education on agriculture, culture, and business heritage in our city. It is very important to connect the records of people who came here before us, especially water and energy conservation, and the adults who live here now with the people who made us who we are now. This is a true community. I can't help but think of the motto of our city, Las, Las. This is a perfect example that shows the connection between the government and the citizens when citizens say the word city. Therefore, please consider additional investment through cooperation with the Pleasant Valley Historical Association. Through this, we will complete the project and contribute to achieving the goal of the City Council's goal of communicating with local social development and citizens. Thank you. Bart. Trambly. Stan. Thank you for attending and presenting today. Especially. The fact that this is a city ownership site gave me a big boost. From the point of view of regional social development and participation, I think you mean that there will be an opportunity to participate in the regional society. Not only will the regional society be able to look back on its roots, but it will also be able to provide opportunities for various meetings. That's right. We are also conducting related projects. Not only in terms of regional social development, but especially when considering new high-altitude facilities to be installed in the sub-district, I think it is well in line with our goals in terms of technology and facilities. I would like to ask Chloe and Dave Conquerance a question. Will the city be able to proceed with the project quickly by getting exempted from the policy of selling underground facilities?

49:14Speaker 3

Yes, there will be a way to do that. We will have to find out in detail what part is included in the conditions, but we will definitely be able to find a solution.

49:22 – 50:36Speaker 4

In other words, it doesn't mean that we have to do it, and that will definitely reduce the cost of the history association. Mr. Stun, thank you for attending. This is part of our case if it is used by a city lawyer. We would like to recommend that the City Council review the possibility of exemption from the installation of underground facilities to the city employees and report to us. And in this year's budget reform process, we will review the removal survey and the cost of non-stopping, so that we can open the parking lot. This is a plan to support the cost in the city and save the rest of the money at the history association. I know this project has been going on for a long time. I hope this project will be completed. I saved $1,100,000 out of $1,100,000. These projects are so ironic that their goals keep changing. The cost is getting more and more expensive. This is not the fault of the history association, but simply because of inflation. Anyway, I hope you consider the point at the demonstration. I'm going to get away from the topic a little bit.

50:40 – 51:29Speaker 1

I think we need to ask city managers and employees to cooperate with the Pleasant Valley Historical Association. In particular, I would like to discuss other ways to prevent the use of underground storage facilities and help to complete the project during the budget creation process. Yes, I am actively considering how to apply. I think it is important to apply for a non-profit organization, and it is especially important to apply for such a mission. But I agree. I need more detailed information, and I need to check whether everything is going well financially, whether I am acting responsibly, and whether there is a specific plan. I suggest revising this case. Mr. Santangelo nodded his head. I'll give Dave a simple question.

51:29 – 52:30Speaker 3

You don't have to answer tonight. Have you ever supported or contributed to any form of the main government for the project? Do you remember anything? Well, in fact, the packaging construction is currently in progress. There is a replacement site for some of the packaging work. Although it is not installed as a complete sub-distribution construction or concrete, the city has already promised to pay the cost of the work. We decided to proceed with the packaging construction of the parking lot in the sub-distribution of the city. And this additional work is in the city Thank you. Yes, I understand. Carmen, thank you. Please continue. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Mayor.

52:31Speaker 4

We will receive your instructions and add the implementation strategy to the plan and update you.

52:47 – 53:07Speaker 2

You can discuss with the person in charge or tell them during the budget presentation time, but the implementation strategy will be prepared immediately. It's 3.53 p.m. now. The workshop will end at 4 p.m. Mr. Mayor, will you continue until 4 p.m.? If you continue, we will discuss one more goal and continue the discussion at the next workshop.

53:13Speaker 4

시청석이에게 질문 하나만 드리겠습니다. 다른 의견 있으신가요? 더 이상 의견은 없습니다. If you tell me one more thing, I'll move on to the next session. Yes, I see.

53:23 – 56:47Speaker 2

Public safety and emergency protection are focused on protecting the local community through strong partnerships, pre-planned and infrastructure investments. This goal emphasizes the adjusted response to public safety, emergency preparedness, homeless problems, mental health and climate-related risks so that Camp Rio is a safe and resilient city. Yes. In relation to this goal, the existing implementation goals have been repeated three times, so we need to sort it out a little. Also, at the meeting on January 28, Martínez Bravo, the vice president, presented his opinion on the subject. As a result, the vice mayor cooperated with the employees to make the goal work more detailed. What is important to the vice mayor in this field is that city officials and law enforcement agencies should understand the situation of the residents, and at the right time, the city and Ventura County Security Office, VCSO, forum on the issue of influencing the local society, town hall meeting, or other small group discussions. Also, it is to continue to meet and strengthen relationships with other agencies, and finally, BCSO is social. media, and public safety information and updates through government reports and other communication methods at the meeting. I received a report on the activities of local social participation from the Tenison Commander tonight. I would like to inform you about the request of the Tenison Commander. Before I hand it over to you, I would like to inform you that I also received a report on wireless communication at the regular meeting. I added the content that was included in the lower goals of other goals. I added a goal to continue wireless communication. This is a very important matter for the mayor, and our employees recommend including this in the public safety field. Mayor. Deputy Mayor, do you have anything to say? Are you okay? Yes. Are you okay? Yes. No. In my opinion, it seems to have expanded the definition of local social participation. The tennis commander said in the same context as I thought, It's about meeting people in person and communicating. And the security guards have already done that. And I think it's important to clearly express what's in it. Especially as you know, it's something that happened in the city hall. A man came in, It seems to have been a case related to the stabilization of mobile housing rents. A few months ago, it was immediately after the federal government's arrest, and he was afraid to go out to see a person in a police uniform. It is known that there has been mistrust due to the federal government's measures. Nevertheless, I think the Security Bureau has done a good job by visiting these local societies in person. I just want to clarify this part so that we can continue to deal with this problem first. Do you have any other opinion on this issue?

56:47 – 57:23Speaker 4

If you don't have any questions, we will finish the rest of the case with the next meeting. There will be an unannounced meeting in a moment, so I will ask everyone who attended to stop the meeting for a moment. The unannounced meeting will be held here. Has the case been changed? No, nothing has been changed. The case I just told you about is included in the next meeting.

57:29 – 57:45Speaker 1

This is an issue that does not exist in a three-hour meeting. Therefore, it may be difficult to decide whether to stop the meeting for a while and re-initiate it or re-initiate it. After 2 minutes, the meeting will be held at 4 o'clock, and after that, you will have time to make a public statement, and you will leave the meeting room.

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