Remarks by Anna Mockler
16 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 1
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“Move to approve the consent agenda. Is there a second?”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“Do we have any other member of the public who would like to comment on this?”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“Move to amend the motion to allow for an honorary street name change.”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“I withdraw the amendment, the motion to amend.”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“Okay, give me advice. I move, I'm gonna try to do this with correct parliamentary procedure, to adopt not resolution number 3416, but to adopt a different resolution, so far so good, that allows for an honorary naming of the street, of 8th Street from Warren to Pacific. All right. This would simply mean adding the word honorary to the current resolution 3416.”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“I'll just withdraw the whole thing. I have said nothing. Let's just pretend we were just rolling back time for about three minutes here, okay?”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“Okay. Okay. OK. So I think Bishop Robertson was a great man. He was intrinsically good. And you don't meet people like that often. Not only was he intrinsically good, he did good works every minute of the day. And I really think he should be honored. I very much think this. It's my duty as a member of this council to prioritize the residents of the city. And not only is it a financial burden and a time burden on the residents, but every single email or communication we've received from the residents of this stretch is against the renaming. Even 10, 15 years ago, when you renamed a street,…”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“Approved the motion made by councillor Jennifer Chamberlain. So you are not amending I am NOT amending councillor Jennifer Chamberlain's motion in any way.”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“I support this. And I would just add that in 2010 and 2011, the minimum wage in Washington was $8.55. The current minimum wage is $17.13. I don't think this is unduly onerous. It's not too much. For me, I haven't heard this mentioned so far, but what I hear from constituents that they want on streets is they want the speeding to stop. slow the heck down. They want their kids to be able to walk along the street. They want to walk along the street themselves. They'd like to walk their dogs. They'd like to push a stroller or a wheelchair. They'd like to be able to keep pets without people…”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“Thanks. I concur with the remarks that have been made. I have pretty hot temper myself. I can easily understand saying something that I would regret immediately, but I can't imagine not voicing my regret immediately. And then the follow up with the signs I don't think that was professional conduct. In fact, that was not professional conduct. And that reflects poorly on all of us. And what that means is there's just that one little bit more that people don't trust their government. That's the Sisyphean boulder we keep trying to push up the hill is like really trying to run a government so that…”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“Ana, did you want to speak? I do. I move that we should center. since your counselor jennifer chamberlain for for this action is there a second i'm sorry were you not going to take public comment not on this issue yet thank you thank you though for coming up thank you jennifer”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“I would, yeah. First slide, please. Thanks. Next slide. So on September 10, from 4 to 7, you guys all know the St. Vincent de Paul site. They're by 13th and Callow, 13th and Wyckoff. So at the food bank, which is 1117 North Callow, Joe Crane of Star of Hope is going to talk about this extremely large project for which they, oh my gosh, finally have the money. So I hope you can come. I can't tell you if there'll be snacks. I'll try and bring them. Next slide, please. Is that it? OK, then could you take down the slide? Thanks. You all know that back in March, the mayor determined that he wasn't…”
City Council · Aug 19, 2026
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“Hi. So one of the things that I have been hearing from constituents and non-constituents is how to get a hold of city council. So this is announced at every open meeting, city.council at Bremertonwa.gov. That goes to our staff, our extremely overworked staff. So if you're not hearing back in a week or so, I'd give it that much time. You can easily find out who is your counselor by going to the interactive council districts on the council page website. I'm going to shout out something that happens in District 5, but three of the key holders of the People's Exchange are my constituents, so I'm…”
City Council · Aug 5, 2026
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“So this is about 100 feet south of my district. I'm poaching on District 5 Michael Goodnow. But I met this guy, and we got talking. And I went up to view this manufacturing place called Talon and Claw. I had additional photographs, but they disappeared in the ether while I was sending them. But here we have more than 12 live and wage jobs, light manufacturing, right here in Bremerton. They make cutting boards and this Dungeons and Dragons thing. It's a Dungeons and Dragons thing. And they make additional wands, cribbage boards, die holders. It's some beautiful laser cut and then hand finished…”
City Council · Jul 15, 2026
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“Thanks, Council President. Hold on. We're trying to really work on this whole time thing. OK, OK, OK, OK. My goodness. So just one thing that I wanted to remind everybody of as we're entering this season of fireworks is Bremerton One is a really useful app or email bremertonone at bremertonone.gov or download the app for either Android or iPhone. The second thing I wanted to say is that I have met with Joe Crane of St. Vincent de Paul. I'm sure you all know that the 13th in Wyckoff, 13th in Callow, almost all the way down to the 711 on 11th is being transformed into workforce housing and…”
City Council · Jul 1, 2026