Remarks by Nicole Reinoso
212 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 9 of 9
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“Thank you. My final question, what are your priorities and plan for your first 100 days as city manager of Doral?”
City Council · Dec 26, 2024
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“Councilman Reynoso you have the floor. Good morning. Good morning. Thank you for coming to interview with us. Thank you for having me. Of course. My first question. From what I understand, none of the applicants currently reside in the city of Doral. How do you plan to connect with our community, immerse yourself in our culture and understand the needs and expectations of our residents?”
City Council · Dec 26, 2024
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“Thank you. My second question. You bring valuable experiences from the cities you've worked in. How do you intend to apply that knowledge to serve Doral effectively and help make it the best, I'm sorry, and help make it the leading city in Miami-Dade County?”
City Council · Dec 26, 2024
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“Thank you. Give me a second. Okay. Last question. What are your priorities and plan for your first 100 days as city manager of Doral? Good question.”
City Council · Dec 26, 2024
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“Councilor Reynoso. Well, first I want to thank everyone for coming out today to today's council meeting. I hope to have this same energy and this even more attendance for more council meetings in the future. I want to thank staff and also special thanks to all the community members who took part in my campaign to be here today and to have the opportunity to represent the city as a whole, which is... Something that I think many of us like to be part of, which is our saying, Dorado Unidos, Dorado United. And I hope within the next four years, we continue to unite our community. I want to end by…”
City Council · Dec 18, 2024
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“one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
City Council · Dec 18, 2024
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“Thank you so much, Mayor, through the chair. This is my item. I believe that the memo states my intent, and this is not eliminating the position of vice mayor. It's just eliminating certain costs associated with the position that I feel would be better used in other programs that I would like the residents to participate in. be able to enjoy instead of spending the cost that we did on certain apparel, stationery, and materials. That's all. All right.”
City Council · Dec 18, 2024
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“So there was a concerned resident during my time campaigning that had brought up to my attention A letter that was sent from the councilwoman's office basically delineating that she was going to be vice mayor and that costs based on the cost that I have spent on certain things that were sent. when I was campaigning could be $5,000, $10,000 when it comes to the letter that was actually sent, the stamps, the person that was tasked to send out and organize. So there's other costs other than just that letter that also go into it. And there's other costs other than what we just went through right…”
City Council · Dec 18, 2024
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“I can answer. Through the Mayor, Council, well, Vice Mayor, no, I had the opportunity to view the final draft that was published and I did not agree with the title. Therefore, I let the Clerk and the City Attorney know of the edits that I wanted THE TITLE OF THE RESOLUTION TO CHANGE. AND JUST ANOTHER THING THAT I WANT TO ADDRESS AS WELL.”
City Council · Dec 18, 2024
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Not quoted here: it may name a member of the public. Hear it at the meeting.
City Council · Dec 18, 2024
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“Through the Mayor, again, I think my memo is suffice.”
City Council · Dec 18, 2024
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“Thank you to the mayor. I think my memo is suffice explaining this item as well. All right. Thank you very much.”
City Council · Dec 18, 2024