Remarks by Chris Robertson
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“All right. Is that it? Oh, that's it. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks, Sean. Deputy Mayor Gilbert.”
“I mean, why are we charging anything for a caregiver for special needs?”
“There was consensus. Believe it or not, some of us have hearts up here.”
“Physical therapist isn't for a disabled person, right?”
“If they're already a special needs individual, they get the caregiver.”
“Whether they're going through physical therapy or not. If they're going through physical therapy just because they're going through physical therapy, that doesn't qualify as a disabled person.”
“We're not a free medical facility. We give a free pass for the disabled person and the caregiver.”
“What kind of therapy? I mean, what are we talking about? A lot of times swim therapy.”
“Yeah, but I don't, I mean, obviously, Ken, I appreciate the fact you're willing to cover that, but I believe that that's something that can be. Okay, thank you. I don't think it'll take anything out of the taxpayer's pockets by allowing one other person to help.”
“OK. Anything else you want to add, Deputy Mayor?”
“I remember when they come out. That's about that time.”
“Chop up all your jokes. Ken-isms. Ken-isms. As Council Member Paul referenced, there was Florida League of Mayors on last Wednesday. I was down there. Spent time with a lot of the mayors from around the state. And then we have Florida League of Cities. she would go into some of the seminars i'd go into others would kind of break up and that way we get all the information and um yeah it is it's great to go and interact with these folks that's group therapy because i can't pick up the phone and talk about this stuff with you guys and and um girl lady sorry um it it helps you better understand…”
“But yeah, it was a great experience. Um, it all just kind of ties together and, um, well, that's it. That's kind of what I've been up to the past week. And today was amazing. We had the, the police chief, we swore in, uh, he swore in a captain, a Lieutenant three sergeants brothers, the Dunn brothers. And and I did the third one was there as well, eating cake with everybody. So always an amazing experience being in the room with you folks. It's a family thing. I mean that you bring so much positivity to our city with that group. You've really nurtured them and through their their I'm so…”
“He'll bring pictures next time. The new boat came in. Amazing. Courtesy of the state of Florida. So we do appreciate that. And one day Doug will have a boat just as nice as yours.”
“He's got a dinghy. No, y'all have a dinghy. All right, I got information section here coming up. Friday, August 21st, 2026, Veterans Council Meeting, 1 p.m., City Hall. Monday, September 7th, 2026, City Offices Closed in Observance of Labor Day. Thursday, September 10th, 2026, City Council Meeting, 6.30 p.m., City Hall Council Chambers. Friday, September 11th, 2026, Veterans Council Meeting, 1 p.m., City Hall. Thursday, September 7th, is City Hall open September 11th?”
“Thursday, September 17th, 2026 special city council meeting 6 30 PM city hall council chambers reports warrant list number 10 fiscal year 26 recreation advisory committee minutes, may 20, 20 26 economic development advisory committee minutes. may 5th 2026 economic development advisory committee minutes june 2nd 2026 finance committee meeting minutes january 20th 2026 finance committee meeting minutes april 21st 2026 with that this meeting is adjourned and our next council meeting is 2030.”