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He submitted formal supplements on October twelfth and thirteenth after obtaining the County Community Development Block Grant contracts and Perez's income disclosure.

The City of Vancouver has confirmed in writing that the Perez complaint was forwarded to the City Attorney on October sixth.

Under city policy, the City Attorney is required to promptly review the complaint and send it to the next regular City Council meeting.

The next scheduled is October nineteenth.

As of Wednesday, the matter does not appear on that agenda.

Yeah.

So I'm the new attorney in the City Attorney's office, but I previously worked at the City of Manhattan for more than 20 years and represented the Manhattan Airport.

Um, so I was...

I'm really excited about learning more about the Lawrence Airport and all the opportunities ahead for Lawrence.

But basically it just says that this is general legal information.

We're not doing legal advice tonight.

Um, if you ever encounter a question, we recommend that you go to your board liaison, and then your liaison will reach out to the city attorney's office if there's a need for our input.

Our board liaison is Sean.

It's good to see you.

The city attorney's office has no priority items tonight.

tonight.Thank you.

Madam Clerk?

You have three minutes.

All right.

[clears throat] Good evening, Mayor Williams, Mayor Pro Tem Caballero, members of council, City Manager Ferguson, City Attorney Rehberg, staff, folks in the audience, the millions of viewers who care about democracy online.

So for our students who are in the audience tonight, you're gonna get a great lesson With this agenda item because here in Durham, we talk in progressive sonnets, and then we govern as conservatives.

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Good afternoon, Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem and members of the City Council.

The City Attorney's Office does not have any priority items for you today.

Thank you very much.

Madam Clerk? Oh, you need this, don't you?

I've seen that in some bylaws.

Question for you all.

I would actually defer to the city attorney's office.

Anytime a board wants to make any bylaw change, we suggest that they come up with a verbiage and then it gets screened through Sarah Laws with the city attorney's office before it gets placed as an agenda item for council to review and approve.

Okay, so what was your start in public service? What was that first job?

The first job is I worked at the city attorney's office for about seven years.

First, when I was first there I was just doing basic litigation and then eventually I moved to dependency law where representing child welfare workers when they were removing kids from their homes.

And I left at the end of the 90s because my grandmother was sick.

It's good to see you.

The City Attorney's Office has no priority items tonight.

Thank you.

Madam Clerk?

Thanks for being with us.

All right.

Good evening, um, Deputy City Manager, Mayor Pro Tem Caballero, members of council, City Attorney Rayburg, staff, the millions of folks who care about democracy, and, uh, Mayor Pro Tem Caballero, thank you for giving us three minutes because when you have chaired prior meetings, you've given us one minute.

So I, I take that as a good faith of Hispanic Heritage Month, so thank you very much, Mayor Pro Tem.