Remarks by Jeovanny A. Rodriguez
291 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 10 of 12
“All right, the next person is Luani Germán. Luani. Luani.”
“The next question. Let's hold to the end with applause. Justin Tan is the next person. Name and address for the record, please.”
“Wow. All these names are gonna be submitted for the record. So now we are going to public hearing. Madam Clerk.”
“Madam Clerk, please read the notice for item 22826, which is the proposed fiscal year 2027 municipal budget. Madam Clerk, please read the notice.”
“Public hearing is now open for the item 228-26, the proposed fiscal year 2027 municipal budget. Anybody that wishes to speak, now you have the opportunity. Please make a line. Name and address for the record, please.”
“Order. Let's hold to the end, please, so we can move on. It's easier. The next person, name and address for the record, please.”
“Thank you. The next person. Order. Order. Next person, please.”
“Thank you. The next person. Order, order, order. The next person. Order. The next person, please. Then my orders for the record.”
“Do you mind stating your address, please? I'm sorry, what? Do you mind stating your address, please? Your address. My address, oh yeah.”
“Thank you. Thank you. The next person. Name and address for the record, please.”
“The next person. The next person, please. Name and address for the record.”
“Thank you. The next person, name and address for the record, please.”
“Thank you. Next person. Name and address for the record, please.”
“Thank you. All right. Next person, please. Name and address for the record.”
“Thank you. Next person. Name and address for the record, please.”
“THANK YOU. THE NEXT PERSON, PLEASE, NAME AND ADDRESS FOR THE RECORD.”
“Thank you, next person, please. Name and address for the record, and title.”
“Thank you. Anybody else that wishes to speak? Name and address for the record and title, please.”
“Thank you. Next person, please. Name and address for the record.”
“Anybody else from the public that wishes to speak?”
“Name and address for the record, please. Thank you.”
“OKAY. THAT'S WHO THEY'RE SPEAKING TO. THAT'S YOUR INTERPRETATION. I'M GOING TO ALLOW HIM TO TALK TO THE PEOPLE. THE PEOPLE ARE HERE. GO AHEAD. THANK YOU, MR. PRESIDENT.”
“We have a city employee that is actually helping out with their translation. And the people are here, the people that we're doing the public hearing for.”
“Did you get a public hearing? Did you get a public hearing, then? Is it still open? Name and address for the record, please.”
“Anybody else from the public that wishes to speak? Name and address for the record, please.”