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13 Topics in This Document
Joint Community Police Partnership (JCP)
Sanborn Park Playground Project
National Night Out Block Parties
Election Logistics and Polling Location Changes
Budget Planning and Community Engagement
Bridge 911 Public Safety Platform
Upcoming Community Events and Public Hearings
Water Efficiency and Energy Rebate Programs
Flock Cameras Policy Discussion
Community Support for Voting
Communications Team Recognition
Music in the Park Event
Tribute to Gordy Lindenfellers
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“really at a high level is aimed to serve as liaison between the police department and the community as a whole.”
“no. I think this is a great initiative. Um. And I'm grabbing coffee with, um, council member Heidi Garrido from Hopkins because she's got some great, um, insight on the program and the successes it's brought for Hopkins, because I noticed there are some partner cities as well here in the metro area that are also participating in the program. So overall, I'm super supportive of this initiative.”
“I did have just a brief question in terms of the, um, the cooperative agreement. Um, I'm wondering if is there a written copy of an agreement that the council could review? I know that there wasn't. Um, the memo is great and gives a highlight for, um, what the program successes are. Um, I would love to see the agreement itself if if that's possible, but other than that, I don't have any other questions. And I am supportive of the program.”
“council supported a parks master plan or park system plan to really look at things holistically across the community that we've taken on projects, especially significant projects in a phased approach.”
“And I mean, I guess just to be clear, I mean, I'm questioning some of the dollar amounts stuff here, but. And budget. But, uh, but I'm very supportive of a new playground. Uh, and I think this is a good idea.”
“The Parks Fund is, um, balanced by way of forecasting long term expenditures. This, as an example, would be a significant thing towards that fund. So year over year. Um, we may dedicate more projects in public works or utilities or that type of thing. Um, but what we aim to do, not just for the Parks fund, but for all funds that go after projects like this, um, utilize, uh, in a, um, a steady increase. So we're not seeing significant jumps from year to year.”
“the condition of the playground currently is, is dire. And I worry, you know, with that slide being split, what happens when something else breaks and God forbid, you know, if somebody gets injured. And so, um, clearly needs to be replaced.”
“I'm pleased to see residents wanting to participate in this evening because whiz bang Nash and light out the meet and greet, they we've got the, um. I'm drawing a blank on the name of it, but it's on Saturday with the fire and RPD. Safety. Public safety is probably a good name for it. Um, it just kind of a fun series of events that are coming up, bringing community together. So these are really some great days ahead of us in Robbinsdale.”
“I was so moved to deal National Night Out. They still taking us the donations. They told a lot of guys. I know that. I guess they could use a little more.”
“I guess we might not have local results. So maybe this is actually not necessary, but I'm not thinking about that right now. Um, if we need to cancel it, I'll let you know.”
“If we need to attend virtually, say, because we're going to be out of town. Um, is that possible?”
“Nope. Good. Pay the bills.”