Garry Bredefeld

We talked about the bizarre situation with Trustee Elizabeth Jonasson-Roses appearing regularly in so-called constituent newsletters sent out by the Fresno City Councilman to whom she was married and for whose seat she attempted to run in a special election after he won his way onto the County Board of Supervisors.

We have talked about Veva Islas, who has been on the school board since dinosaurs roamed the earth, who has massively improved her own financial well-being, operating a non-profit, and being in bed with another special interest group that is behind the mess that is Measure S, the Better Roads, Safer Streets Initiative, to whom I was introduced not by any sort of effort at teaching children to read, write, or do math, but by her and her good friend from Building Healthy Communities, Sandra Celadon, spewing profanity and vulgarity at then City Councilmember Gary Bredefeld.

We have to fire these people.

We have to stop voting for the incumbent.

The county's rules are a little bit different, but, you know, what the county did was, from what I can remember, the county law limits a single family home containing at least one registered sex offender to six occupants or beds, and it allows misdemeanor prosecution, administrative ci- citations, injunctions, and business license revocation for violators.

Garry Bredefeld was, uh, you know, a big one behind that.

The city...

I, I don't know whose is, um, more strict.

They just don't get it.

They see Gary Bredefeld out there going, S stands for sucks, and they just kind of latch onto that, or it's a scam.

You guys are missing the bigger picture.

The bigger picture and the bigger question is this.

Anyway, boiling all this down, what happened was is at some point, and I think it was because Ashley saw the success of Measure T in Madera County and what Alex Tavlian's team did up there, where they went with a citizen initiative instead of a government-led initiative.

So at some point, she just went...

Why am I arguing with Gary Bredefeld across the table? I'm just done with this.

I'm going to pick up my ball and go home.

businesses we had to contact to, to be able to open the doors, you know, there's the fire department, you know, and then, and it's most importantly, like I said, the health department, that one was my down to the wire, like, okay, we got to get this done or we cannot open these doors.

Am I, am I right in saying, so Georgianne White, Uh, is that right? And, uh, Gary Bredefeld and Jim Costa.

So, so there's some people here from the area that also really were trying to help make sure you guys got in here as well.

Correct.

And there was probably a lot of things that happened.

They said, sure.

And then Lance Cashin and all their team got together with people like Gary Bredefeld and Jim Costa and George Ann and And all these amazing leaders here and government officials, we always give them a hard time not doing things right.

They got this done and they got it done right.

And I've got breaking news on this CEMEX thing.

Chairman Gary Bredefeld.

Chairman of the Fresno County Board of Supervisors is calling for a special meeting on November 12th to take place at 9.30 in the morning to hear the appeal filed by Cemex Construction Materials.

So the adults are going to take over and the adults are going to be in charge of Now, I want to put some folks on blast, and I'm

Because there are issues that are far more important than our egos.

I can work with Gary Bredefeld.

We totally disagree.

But we can work together.

Has never happened before.

I thought Gary Bredefeld and myself had set precedent with two new ones.

No, we're getting three new ones this next year.

And they'll all have a learning curve just like we all did.

He also says that the discussion was intended to focus on saving money.

Current fiscal year finances are tough, and any way that we can find savings, it's something that Supervisor Bredefeld wanted to take a look at, as did he.

I'm sorry, with all due respect to Supervisors Bredefeld and Magsig, Look somewhere else, guys.

Look somewhere else.

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