Cocoa CRA

Special Meeting Cocoa CRA

Date: 2025-09-09
Status: Draft minutes and machine transcript available
Source: CivicClerk event #1324

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What the City's record shows

Draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-10-28, pp. 6–12; approved as written by the Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency according to the draft minutes of 2025-10-28, whose own approval is recorded in later draft minutes but not yet confirmed in the City's approved minutes. The City has not posted the approved minutes as a separate file. The approving motion, “to approve the Minutes for the Special meeting of September 9, 2025, as written”, is in the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-12-01 agenda packet (2091_12_01_2025_Cocoa_CRA_Agenda_Packet.pdf, packet pp. 7–13; minutes p. 2).

Built only from this meeting's draft minutes (2052_10_27_2025_Agenda_Full.pdf, packet pp. 6–12). Page numbers are the minutes' own. Discussion is in the minutes' text; it is not summarised here.

Attendance (the roll call)

Listed present when the roll was taken: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, Janne Etz, Candace Rogers
(Checked against the ballots and the printed roll lines; no independent membership list of this board is available to confirm that the roll is complete.)
Absences: the minutes print an “ABSENT” heading with no names under it.
Also listed as present (staff and other roles): Kristin Eick (Assistant City Attorney), Peyton Fink (Recording Secretary), Stockton Whitten (City Manager), Charlene Neuterman (Community Services Director), Evander Collier IV (Police Chief)
Named on at least one ballot later in the meeting: Alex Goins, ETZ, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, ROGERS (participation, which can differ from the roll: arrivals and departures are in the minutes' text)

Adopted actions (5)

to approve the Agenda for the Special meeting of September 9, 2025, with action items 5-1 and 5-2 switched (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by ETZ); PASSED 4-0; ayes: Mike Blake, Patricia Weeks, ETZ, ROGERS; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 2, packet pp. 6–12
to approve the minutes for August 4, 2025 with an amendment on page 3 (moved by Rogers, seconded by Etz); PASSED 7-0; ayes: Mike Blake, ETZ, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, ROGERS, Patricia Weeks; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 2, packet pp. 6–12
to approve the applicant the Commercial Façade Improvement Program grant application for an award not to exceed $10,000 for the property located at 501 Florida Avenue (moved by Alex Goins, seconded by Patricia Weeks); PASSED 7-0; ayes: Mike Blake, ETZ, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, ROGERS, Patricia Weeks; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 3, packet pp. 6–12
to table this vote for another time (moved by Mike Blake, seconded by Patricia Weeks); PASSED; ayes: Mike Blake, ETZ, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, ROGERS, Patricia Weeks; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 6, packet pp. 6–12 Corrected to match the minutes, page 6.
to adjourn the Special meeting of September 9, 2025 (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by ETZ); PASSED 7-0; ayes: Mike Blake, ETZ, Alex Goins, Lavander Hearn, Lorraine Koss, ROGERS, Patricia Weeks; nays: none — the draft minutes p. 7, packet pp. 6–12

Motions for which no result was read from the minutes' text (1)

to discussion regarding the Minutes for the Regular meeting of August 4, 2025 (moved by Patricia Weeks, seconded by ETZ); no result was read for this motion from the minutes' text — the draft minutes p. 2, packet pp. 6–12

Money named in the minutes' motions (what each motion did with the amount, in its own words)

$10,000 — CRA: in draft minutes not approved as written (not counted as adopted): decided in an adopted motion — authorized up to (a spending limit, not an amount spent). “approve the applicant the Commercial Façade Improvement Program grant application for an award not to exceed $10,000 for the property located at 501 Florida Avenue” (motion result: PASSED; the draft minutes printed for approval in the 2025-10-28 agenda packet (2052_10_27_2025_Ag; fiscal period not recorded) (draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2025-10-28, pp. 6–12; approved as written by the Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency according to the draft minutes of 2025-10-28, whose own approval is recorded in later draft minutes but not yet confirmed in the City's approved minutes)

Draft minutes, as printed in a later agenda packet

Source: 2052_10_27_2025_Agenda_Full.pdf, the agenda packet of the 2025-10-28 meeting, packet pp. 6–12; lines 179–489 of the City's text of that file. The packet's own page footers are left out below.

Read the draft minutes

MINUTES 
COCOA CRA 
September 9, 2025 
 
The Special Meeting of the Cocoa Community Redevelopment Agency was held 
on Tuesday, September 9, 2025, in Cocoa City Hall, in City Council Chambers, 
located at 65 Stone Street, in Cocoa, Florida, 32922, as publicly noticed. 
I. CALL TO ORDER: 
Chairperson BLAKE called the meeting to order at 4:00 p.m.   
 
INVOCATION: Vice Chairperson WEEKS led the assembly in Invocation.   
 
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Chairperson BLAKE led the assembly in the Pledge 
of Allegiance.   
 
 
 PRESENT:  Michael C. Blake  Chairperson 
Patricia Weeks  Vice Chairperson 
Alex Goins   Agency Member  
Lavander Hearn  Agency Member (via phone) 
Lorraine Koss  Agency Member  
Janne Etz   Agency Member 
Candace Rogers   Agency Member 
    Kristin Eick   Assistant City Attorney 
    Peyton Fink   Recording Secretary 
 
 ABSENT:   
 
  
OTHER STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: 
 
City Manager Whitten, Community Services Director Neuterman, Community 
Services Manager Justiniano, Police Chief  Evander Collier IV, and Police 
Commander Marchica.  
II. Approval of Agenda and Minutes: 
Agenda: Special Meeting held on September 9, 2025, either as written or with 
amendments. 


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* MOTION by  Chairperson BLAKE; Seconded by  Agency Member ETZ to 
approve the Agenda for the Special meeting of September 9, 2025, with 
action items 5-1 and 5-2 switched. 
 
 THE VOTE ON THE MOTION WAS: 
 
 AYES: BLAKE, WEEKS, ETZ, ROGERS. 
 THE MOTION PASSED (4-0) 
 
Minutes: Regular Meeting held on August 4, 2025, either as written or with 
amendments.   
* MOTION by Vice Chairperson WEEKS; Seconded by Agency Member ETZ for 
discussion regarding the Minutes for the Regular meeting of August 4, 2025. 
 
Agency Member Rogers wants to make an amendment for minutes; she does not 
believe the third sentence on page seven reflects what was being stated 
correctly. She then made a motion to change the minutes. Which was seconded 
by Agency Member Etz. 
* MOTION by Agency Member Rogers;  Seconded by Agency Member Etz to 
approve the minutes for August 4, 2025 with an amendment on page 3.  
 
AYES: BLAKE, ETZ, GOINS, HEARN, KOSS, ROGERS, WEEKS. 
 THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY (7-0)  
II. DELEGATIONS:  
• D. Hearn wished the mayor and everyone in the Council Chamber well.  
• Cindy Pawlak has concerns about safety and homelessness in the village. Stated 
that it has been a long slow summer because of it and she is losing money.      
IV. PRESENTATIONS: None 
V.  ACTION ITEMS: 
1. Request Agency approval of a Commercial Façade Improvement Program 
(CFIP) grant application to award an amount not to exceed $10,000 for the 


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property located at 501 Florida Avenue and authorize the City Manager to 
complete and execute a CFIP Agreement. 
 
Director Neuterman began by giving an overview of the application. She also gave 
information regarding the amount  being requested and the property itself. Some 
improvements included new sighting, new skirting, replacing the trimming, etc. The 
applicant has submitted all required documents, and staff is requesting an amount 
not to exceed $10,000. The applicant (Sean Roberts) then began to speak about 
the property. He thanked everyone for having him and for having such a grant. He 
went over some of the repairs that he wants to complete. The Chairperson thanked 
him for standing by his property. 
 
Delegation card from Alex Greenwood who took a moment to speak highly of Sean 
and his property. He hopes that his application is accepted by the agency 
members.  
 
Agency Member GOINS then made the motion to approve the application, and it 
was seconded by Vice Chairperson WEEKS. It was unanimously Approved.  
 
* MOTION by Agency Member GOINS; Seconded by Vice Chairperson WEEKS 
to approve  the applicant the Commercial Façade Improvement Program 
grant application for an award not to exceed $10,000 for the property located 
at 501 Florida Avenue.  
 AYES: BLAKE, ETZ, GOINS, HEARN, KOSS, ROGERS, WEEKS. 
 THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY (7-0) 
2. Request Agency approval for option one or two on a quote provided by Allied 
Universal Security Services to have a security guard in the Cocoa Village, 
effective October 2025 to September 2026. Option one is for an unarmed 
security guard for 92 hours a week  at an annual rate of $127,254.40. While 
option two is for an armed security guard for 92 hours a week at an annual rate 
of $147,347.20. 
 
Director Neuterman explained that we are looking for the agency to choose option 
one or two of the provided quote, both of which have the same schedule. Once an 
option is agreed upon the City Manager will have to authorize a contract to be 
brought back at a later date. She then gave an overview of the action item.  
 
Agency Member Goins and Vice Chairperson Weeks have questions regarding the 
number of security guards working. The answer is that there is one security guard 
working at a time , but there will be multiple officers working the schedule  
throughout the week. It will rotate, meaning there will not be just one officer working 
the whole schedule for the week.   
 


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Director Neuterman gave additional information regarding the security guard 
during a discussion with Agency Member Etz. This information included the fact 
that the security guard will replace the police officer and the $100,000 budgeted 
for police will be absorbed and go towards the quote for security. Estimated time 
frame for security is 45-60 days minimum.   
 
Agency Member Rogers is not in favor of an either -or option. Believes we are 
missing a foundation, and states that the homeless problem is a complex issue  
and cannot be addressed by police. She made suggestions to increase safety but 
does not believe they will solve the problem. She is overall not in favor of a security 
guard in the village and would like a framework for police.  
 
Agency Member Goins and the Police Chief discussed some options to increase 
the police presence in the village. The Police Chief mentioned that there is a non-
emergency number that can be called for suspected criminal activity. They also 
discussed how hard it is to get officers to sign up for late night shifts to work the 
village. Agency Member Goins would be on board with incentivizing officers with 
more money to work these shifts and would like to try it for a few months. He is not 
a fan of only having one security guard, he would rather have police.     
 
The Chairperson a sked for information to allocate fo r police coverage.  This is 
something that Director Neuterman would need to work with finance on, The City 
Manager noted that the CRA can probably budget it. If the CRA were dismantled 
this item would need to be brought back and it could be  costly as noted by 
Chairperson Blake. The City Manager stated that this may be more of an Agency 
Attorney question as an agreement may be involved. 
 
The Vice Chairperson and Police Chief then discussed the option of raising the 
pay for off icers in the village. It would need to be negoti ated with the union and 
vacancies are hard to fill right now. You would also need to raise all salaries in the 
department. The Vice Chairperson would rather have police but understands we 
may have to go with the security guard.  
 
Agency Member Koss is also in favor of using police officers instead of a security 
guard. The City Manager and her went over the types of additional benefits off-
duty officers receive working these shifts. She agrees with Agency Member Rogers 
statements regarding needing framework.  She is also on board with trying to 
incentivize officers for a few months to work the late-night shifts in the village. The 
City Manager then stated that these topics can be addressed at the upcoming 
nightlife workshop. He stated that we do have law and order but the homeless have 
rights  
  
The Police Chief added to this discussion by saying that the police force does have 
a good framework and there has been a reduction in crime. He explained that 
homelessness is a slippery slope, and they do have rights. The police officers are 
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are currently two officers that work Thurs-Sat in the village from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. 
Commander Marchica then went over the precautions the police department has 
to ensure safety in the village and plan for events. The Commander also stated 
that if you feel unsafe in the village call 911, but if you need an escort then call the 
non-emergency number. The Police Chief further emphasized the importance of 
making the calls and stated that all calls are recorded. He also stated that at night 
there will be loud music, the officers are there to make sure no one is shot and 
killed, which is the number one priority. When the police ask people to turn down 
their music, they comply. The police do not have the staff to c ite everyone, law 
also states people can play music from cars.  
 
Assistant City Attorney Eick informed the agency members and staff that policing 
was repealed from the CRA plan in 2025 so if an option is chosen, an interlocal 
agreement would need to be brought back. So, the CRA would fund the community 
policing o ption chos en and the city w ould be contra cting with the contractor.  
Agency Member Hearn asked Eick who the liability would fall on if a lawsuit were 
to occur. She responded that  it would be a concern, but the contract would need 
to be written to protect the city in the best way possible, but you cannot stop 
someone from suing. He is in favor of increasing police money and adding more 
security measures such as cameras.   
 
Chairperson Weeks agrees with giving the extra money to the police, where we 
can have more police  officers who can intervene better than a security guard. 
States that she would make a motion to that effect.  
 
Chairperson Blake asks if we can table this vote to acquire more information to 
make a proper and safe assessment. As many are in favor of increasing the police 
salary. After requesting that this discussion be tabled for another meeting, he 
opens the floor up to audience comments. 
 
Audience Comments: 
 
Margaret Pope: Has an issue with speed limit as well as a hole that is in front of 
her shop that she wants fixed. Alcohol bottles were left in her flower bed, feels that 
people leaving the bars with open containers is a safety concern.  
 
Pam Shea: Brought in documents from members of the community. She discussed 
multiple issues that have been going on in the village and that if a security guard 
is approved, she will ask the agency to update the special events policy to save 
$12,000.  
 
Joshua Dudl ey: Spoke of incidents he had where people were threatening his 
family and livelihood. Someone demanded money from his store and threatened 
to break windows.  
 


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Alisa Otto: Owns Trekalla 315 second floor and discussed her experiences with 
the homeless issue. Says that people respect police but does no t think they will 
respect security. Believes that investing in these issues needs to be at the forefront 
of the CRA.  
 
Bruce Reigl: Owns Village Art Gallery and has had issues a few times with clients 
feeling unsafe walking to their cars. Now he knows the police can be easily 
accessible so that may help him. He feels that something needs to be done during 
the day instead of just at night to improve security. 
 
Alex Greenwood is in favor of armed security due to issue with noise that has come 
from his tenants. He agrees with statements previously made by Agency Members 
Rogers and Goins. Greenwood also believes that we need to advertise the parking 
lot and security systems. 
  
Agency Member Etz then stated that whatever we do will take time, so in the 
meantime she asks that there be more police presence in the village. Agency 
Member Rogers agrees with Agency Member Etz’s statements.  
 
Chairperson Blake then made a motion to table this discussion for another time. 
Which was seconded by Vice Chairperson Weeks, and it passed unanimously.  
 
Letters from Pam Shea 
- Exhibit A: Letter from Stacie Hart Sidwell (Letter found attached) 
- Exhibit B: Letter from Bethany MacArthur (Letter found attached) 
- Exhibit C: Letter from Scherri Gollehon (Letter found attached) 
- Exhibit D: Letter from Frances Spina (Letter found attached) 
 
* MOTION by Chairperson BLAKE Seconded by Vice Chairperson WEEKS to 
table this vote for another time.  
 
AYES: BLAKE, ETZ, GOINS, HEARN, KOSS, ROGERS, WEEKS.  PASSED 
UNANIMOUSLY  
VI.  ATTORNEY REPORT: None 
VII.   UPDATES AND STAFF REPORTS: 
Director Neuterman stated that we will work on getting a nightlife workshop for 
November.  
VIII.  NEXT MEETING DATE: 
Monday, October 6, 2025, at 6:00 pm in the Council Chambers located in Cocoa 
City Hall, 65 Stone Street, Cocoa, Florida.  
 
IX.  ADJOURNMENT: 


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* MOTION by Vice Chairperson WEEKS; Seconded by Agency Member ETZ to 
adjourn the Special meeting of September 9, 2025. 
 AYES: BLAKE, ETZ, GOINS, HEARN, KOSS, ROGERS, WEEKS. 
 THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY (7-0) 
 The meeting adjourned at 5:42 p.m. 
 ________________________________ 
       Michael C. Blake, Chairperson 
 Respectfully Submitted by: 
  ______________________________ 
 Peyton Fink, Recording Secretary

Agenda (the City's wording)

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I. CALL TO ORDER

1. Invocation
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call

II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND MINUTES

1. Agenda: Special Meeting of the Cocoa CRA held on Tuesday, September 9, 2025.
2. Minutes: Regular Meeting of the Cocoa CRA held on Monday, August 4th, 2025

III. DELEGATIONS

IV. PRESENTATIONS

V. ACTION ITEMS

1. Request Agency approval for option one or two on a quote provided by Allied Universal Security Services to have a security guard in the Cocoa Village, effective October 2025 to September 2026. Option one is for an unarmed security guard for 92 hours a week at an annual rate of $127,254.40. While option two is for an armed security guard for 92 hours a week at an annual rate of $147,347.20.
2. Request Agency approval of a Commercial Façade Improvement Program (CFIP) grant application to award an amount not to exceed $10,000 for the property located at 501 Florida Avenue and authorize the City Manager to complete and execute a CFIP Agreement. — 00:16:41

VI. ATTORNEY’S REPORT

VII. UPDATES AND STAFF REPORTS

VIII. NEXT MEETING DATE - October 6, 2025 at 6:00 PM

IX. ADJOURNMENT

Transcript Partial transcript

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requirement that we have to do all over the city. Right. We want them stopping in. We

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And this is the one from the area. This area right here. US 1 520 East.

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Weeks. Would everyone, including myself, security cell phones, sirs, and ma'ams, please?

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And, um,

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Okay.

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Would everyone stand for

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us, please?

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Um, the application first, and honor God that they would do pledge, please, Mr. Cook.

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Let us pray.

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so much for bringing us here together this evening to do the

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we ask you

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give the council wisdom in all of our decisions.

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Amen. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United

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States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under

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man?

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Yes, sir.

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Chairperson Blake.

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Present, young man.

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Vice Chairperson Weeks.

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Here.

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Agency member Goins. Agency member Hearn.

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Here.

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Agency member Rogers.

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Here.

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Assistant City Attorney Eek.

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Oh, I'm sorry.

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It's all right, brother. You're fine. All ‸ right, proceeding forward for tonight's meeting. Okay, um,

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forward for this special meeting, um,

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I would like to make a request, please, ladies and gentlemen. I would like to switch item number, under action items number 5-1, ‸ 5-2.

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I'll

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make a request for number 2 will become number 1, and number 1 will be number 2. Because

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friendly conversation. Do you need a second?

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know we will.

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Yep. I guarantee you. Mr. Chairman, do you need a second? Yes, madam. And then I'll second in.

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Thank you, agency member X. We have a motion on the floor by the chair and a second by agency member X. Are we good, Mr. Fink?

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Yes, sir.

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Thank you, county, sir. All

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aye. Aye.

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And we do have a quorum.

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Proceeding on to item number 2-2,

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regular meeting of the

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held on Monday, August

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4th. What are the wishes of the agency? Move to approve. Second. Okay, we have a motion on the floor by Vice Chairperson, Agency Member,

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and I think a second by agency

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she wants to chat.

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All right.

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make ‸ an amendment to the

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Third paragraph.

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Oh, we're not doing the minutes.

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Yes,

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are doing the minutes

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current today.

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Yes, ma'am.

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to amend the minutes.

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Yes, sir.

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Okay. Go ahead, ma'am. I'm listening.

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Okay. On page seven.

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Okay. 46.

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Okay.

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Oh,

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there's

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seven. Okay.

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Yeah, I'm going to cut off. It's the third sentence.

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Agency members Rogers shared a story about a business, the backyard, who applied for variances and exceptions. All but one were approved by the Board of Adjustment. The backyard, however, was allowed to serve wine or beer if hosting a private special event. The residents disagreed with the BOA decisions and filed an appeal. The applicant failed to prove compatibility with the surrounding uses, while the residents won the appeal.

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appeals.

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So you're saying you want to add some stuff?

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need to have it read that way because the way it reads, it's got the, um, the applicant winning the appeal to ‸ front of the BOA. It's kind of mixed up.

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Okay. That's

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okay. Okay. I would like for the minutes to reflect that. And I need a second. Yeah. You can second it.

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Yeah. I'll second that.

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Okay.

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have a motion on the floor by agency member Rogers.

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Mm-hmm.

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To amend the minutes, indicating her request. And a

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Yes. Chair's going to call the question.

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Aye. Any

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Ayes have it unanimously.

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Thank you. Okay.

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Okay.

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And green.

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Okay. I'm assuming.

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I'm

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assuming you get this correct. Mrs. Hearn, you would like to speak on this delegation?

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No. In fact, I didn't know how to defer ‸ until the end of the meeting or to table my, it's not on any of the items on your agenda. It is just public comments.

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That's delegation.

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Oh, okay.

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Yes, ma'am. Would you come forward and state your name?

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You're speaking in reference of delegation

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as well?

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Yes.

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Raise your hand, ma'am, so I can see you. Thank you, ma'am. The floor is yours, ma'am. You have 180 seconds.

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Okay. To ‸ Mayor Blake, to the agency members, to the parliamentarians,

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Okay. Can everyone hear me now? Yes, ma'am. Okay. For the purpose, I guess, of the video. ‸ But anyway, thank you for convening such a meeting. It's been a minute since I've been here before your illustrious body. I first want to give public condolences to our mayor through his deceased beloved father. You were in our prayers. My family lifted you up in that. And I took the liberty of going out in the community, being a new citizen of this city, to see the legacy that Senior Blake had left.

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but I felt his presence and I never got to meet him. So I want to say that on the public record. I wish all of you well, though I wasn't here at any of the deliberations, but you guys were in my thoughts and in my prayers. It's such a privilege as civil servants and ‸ elected body to represent people and to serve their interests at large. So I just wanted to put that on the record. Though I was not here,

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my thoughts. So I wanted to just put that as a public announcement from myself. Try to be more diligent in being involved because we can't do it in and of ourselves.

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Nice.

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Thank

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you for your emails, your texts. Okay.

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I hope I'm doing this.

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Thank

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you

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for the smiley face on the card.

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Oh, you're welcome.

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I'm speaking to the action.

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I have no idea what you're talking about, but okay. Thank you for this time. I appreciate you listening to me.

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I also have a

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at 310 Brevard Avenue, the corner of Brevard and Harrison. Lately, we have had a lot of problems with the homeless.

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needs to be dealt with. I'm going to tell you a couple situations that we've had within the past month, and this is just a few. We had a lady that came into our store crying and shaking ‸ in total fear of a man that was stalking her. She came in begging for help. We calmed her down. We called her friends, and they had to come pick her up. They were visiting from Tennessee. She was on a retirement celebration trip.

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That cost us some sales. The night of the Hot Pink concert, a lot of people, and that was August 23rd. Several people line up in front of my store to get ready to go into the concert, and there was a lady there panhandling, asking for money. If they did not give her money or did not like their answers, she started cursing profanities at them.

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his tires, which he moved his car because of this. So that didn't make the place look good. In fact, the one gentleman said to me, what is the village coming to?

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and they spend $600-plus in my store. It's been a horrible summer, and nobody can tell you that it's been a good summer down the village. $600. She called me last week and told me, don't put in the order. We won't be coming as of what happened last time they were here. There was ladies, ‸ and I asked her what it was about. What happened?

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were in there, and they could not get by him. They felt trapped. The other ladies were eating ice cream, and there were two men over the gazebo making crude comments and gestures. And then the other ladies were going to their car when they had a man and a woman follow them to their car and asked for money, and they would not give it to them.

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So they told their husbands,

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their husbands told them, we

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That cost me $600, which I desperately need right now. Last Thursday, my business partner, Mary Lee, was in the store by herself, and a homeless man walked in, and he started rambling on about absolutely nothing. She was sort of scared to say anything to him because she was by herself.

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I'm sorry. He walked in with his tour and he said, I will stay with you until he leaves. And he did. And then he called me on my cell and asked me to go check on her. She was frightened.

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not one that will pick up. And I have a taser and I have spray and she's very nervous and won't do any of that.

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But she was scared because this man would not just he wouldn't leave.

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Yes,

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I'm sorry. I'm asking for something to be done or at least help for us to work together. It's really important because this summer was so bad, and I know everybody has a story and ‸ everybody has issues, but we need the income to come into the village to keep our stores alive, to make customers happy, to pay taxes, and pay our rent, which is very high.

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So if you could give us anything, we would appreciate it.

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Okay. These I only have two cards for delegation, so then we will proceed to presentations.

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no cards. No presentations.

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No, sir.

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We will proceed to item action number 5-2,

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Request ‸ agency approval of the commercial facade improvement program CFIP grant application to award an amount not to exceed $10,000 for the property located at 501 Florida Avenue and authorize the

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city

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manager to complete and execute a CFIP agreement.

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Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Yes. Sean Roberts, who is the owner of Roberts Buildings, the building located at 501 Florida Avenue, which is directly across the street here from City Hall, which is the blue house that we all know and love as it's been here for many, many years. They have submitted a commercial facade improvement program grant application to be awarded an amount not to exceed $10,000. The total scope of his work is in excess of $50,000, and the work is relevant to the facade grant,

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So the applicant is requesting $10,000 grant from the city. The proposed renovation work includes the following. Remove some of the damaged siding around the exterior of the building and replace it with new siding. Replace the skirting around the exterior of the building to secure and remove termite damage. To remove and replace trim on the exterior corners of the building and repair steps and ramp going up to the decks on the first and second floor. Replace the railings on the handicap ramp and the ground floor deck. Exterior wood columns and trim repaint. Exterior wood stairs repaint. Caulking and sealing exterior siding up to 40 tubes of silicone caulking and then the general conditions.

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$20,289, which could be awarded up to $10,000.

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requesting grant funds to be awarded pursuant to the facade. Improvement program policy. The amount of any grant shall be determined at the board's description based on the following factors. The estimated value of the proposed investment. The extent that the private investment incorporates more primary improvements versus ancillary improvements. The historical and cultural significance of the property. The potential economic and fiscal impact of the proposed project. And whether the applicant is a for-profit or non-profit entity. The applicant has met all of the qualifications for the application. And staff is requesting approval of a grant application for an amount not to exceed $10,000.

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Yes, sir. He is.

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Okay. Could he come to the podium, please? Then I have a card from the wood that's green.

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‸ My name is Sean Roberts. I wanted to be here tonight to do a couple of things. One, thank you all for having this program. I can't tell you how expensive it is to maintain these old buildings, especially when it's 137 years old and wood. And then I also wanted to be here to ‸ speak to any questions that you have about my application. So in terms of the application, you've kind of heard Ms. Charlene describe ‸ what I'm doing over there. And you can see I'm adding a facade or the roof over the second floor to try to keep some of the water and so forth off. Since I moved

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It's been about 15 years ago now because it used to be down by the park.

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coming down.

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They're very, very aggressive and they're not the normal eastern termites. It was so bad that the termite company came and they wanted other offices of their termite company to come and look at them.

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it and maintain that place as tight as I can because I know

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You know, that old cool character and being right here across from City Hall. But, you know, and the process, I do want to say, not only is the program great, but the process has been not very difficult to go through.

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You know, I just stopped in and started talking to them. They helped me, got me an application, sent a couple emails, hear right back from them and so forth. So, you know, just want to acknowledge that and appreciate the opportunity to apply.

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right.

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Well, fantastic. Thank you for investing in the community of the downtown area, sir. I think it's a very wise and safe investment, sir. And I thank you for standing behind your product, your property.

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And I look forward to consummating this deal today. Disagree. ‸ Okay.

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Motion to approve.

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You got a motion on the floor? Second. Second. Okay. We have a discussion because I got a card. You may have a seat, Mr. Sean. Thank you very much. Mr. Greenwood, sir.

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Thank you, Mayor and board members.

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has several other properties that's been a major asset to the downtown Cocoa Village area. He also is one of the commercial property group that I represent. And also he was one of the members that had a concern about the bar at 638 Farm Bureau that was part of the appeal.

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I certainly am glad to hear that there's a motion in a second. I hope it gets approved because this is not his only project. He's been a major contributor to Cocoa Village. And I hope you all give him the support. Thank you.

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She's going to call the question. All in favor, say aye.

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Before you sit down.

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Now you can sit down, sir. Thank you. Okay. Proceeding on to our last action item for tonight. Please be mindful that you have three minutes to expound on this particular action item. It's requesting agency approval for option number one or option number two on a quote provided by Ally Universal Security Services to have a security guard in the Cocoa Village effective October 2025 to September ‸ 2026. Option one is for an unarmed security guard for 92 hours a week and

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week

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Now, we're here to talk to one another. I'm not going to tolerate any shouting in our chambers. So I just want to set that up front.

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proper documentation. I do have over seven cards.

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Maybe

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eight. Yep. Go ahead.

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‸ Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The first item I would like to mention is for the direction by the agency tonight that we are looking for direction on option one or two to authorize the city manager to negotiate the agreement and contract with allied universal security services. So once that option is selected that we're asking for the agency to authorize the city manager to negotiate that contract, which we will bring back to the agency at a later meeting. So I wanted to get that out right now before we started with the presentation. So we received a quote by allied universal security services, and they are the same security company that provides the security here in city hall. And so we already have a contract with ‸ city council, with that city council authorized for the city hall security. So we wanted to receive quotes from them on the quote. Two options were provided. Both of these options have the same schedule, which is provided in the agenda item. The first option was for an unarmed security guard, and that unarmed security guard would be paid at a rate of $26.60 an hour,

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The second option is for an armed security guard who would be paid at a rate of $30.80 an hour, which would equal $147,347.20 a year.

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to monitor the noise levels throughout the CRA. They are currently, like I said, we are currently under contract with them, and the times, I will go over each of those times. So it's 92 hours per week, and we base those hours on the busyness of the village at certain times of the day and certain times during the week. Whereas knowing on Monday, many of the businesses and shops and restaurants are not open on Mondays, so we only have hours from noon to 8 p.m., which is primarily the more busy time of the day for Mondays. Tuesdays would be 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., which is a 12-hour shift. Wednesdays would also be 10 to 10. Thursdays would be 10 a.m. to midnight.

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3 a.m. Saturdays would also be 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. And Sundays would be 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. So we're seeking agency direction on which option would be most likely to be approved by you and which one would you would prefer, and then to ask the city manager to negotiate that contract with Allied Universal Securities. And we're available for any questions, should you have any, sir.

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Yes, ma'am. How many officers through this contract potentially can we have?

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That'll be one officer at that amount.

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Okay.

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Everybody

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I'm sorry.

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I wanted to clarify that we're going officer.

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That's what I was.

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one security guard?

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security guard for option A or option B.

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Let me ask, yeah. Um, when you say one at a time, we're not, one person is not going to work all these hours. We're going to have multiple.

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Well,

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there'll

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be multiple officers, but those are the shifts that one officer will only be assigned during those hours. Oh. But it could be different officers every day because that's 92 hours and obviously one person isn't going to work 92 hours in a week.

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No,

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no.

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That is correct. Only one every day.

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Did you remember Ed?

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Yes. Yes.

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Friday and Saturday hours go late, like theoretically the same hours that we budget $100,000 for the police department to cover. Now, is this in this security officer during those hours in instead of the police that we pay for or in addition to?

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No. Yes, ma'am. It's in, it is in replacing the police officers.

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Okay.

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pay for police?

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contract was done, bring it back to us. Correct.

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I mean, how obviously there are things going on in the village now and whatever we decide something needs to be done soon. How quickly will this get started?

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we would have to get, uh, go through the purchasing protocols that we have through the city. So I would say 45 to 60 days, regardless of what happens. Wow. Okay. Thank you. At a minimum.

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Are we opening this for discussion? Okay.

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Um,

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it's like an either or, and I'm not real happy with either or, uh, whether you use a security guard or officer. I feel we're missing a foundation that would make either one more successful or successful.

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Um,

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you know, having a security guard to, uh, walk you to your car so you don't feel afraid or from one business to another is something very similar to

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department, the fire department. So it's a pretty different, uh, program than what just walking somebody back and forth. Um, I don't feel, you know, the homeless problem is complex. It's difficult. And I don't think it's a security. Uh, the police can't address it. I think a social worker is more appropriate and whatever the county can help us with. But as far as walking people to the cars and doing that sort of thing, I think we can do volunteers or V cops. And today, uh,

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and everybody seemed very willing to step forward. And an hour of volunteer work would be a big help, but that's not going to really solve the problem. What I see here is that we structurally don't have a framework that's going to address what's happening in the daytime or at night. They're kind of two different things and I cannot imagine somebody being able to handle what's going on in the village right now.

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So, um, we have many different businesses and at night they're all different. Some are restaurants, some are nightclubs, some are bars. We need to define what those businesses are so that we can address whether they need to have somebody ‸ security. How many people should be there based on the size crowd?

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arms? There's a lot of little things that go along with that. But what we have is no classification. I think we need to update our zoning and our code so that we ‸ can establish these things. And then I think we need to say, if you're this type of business, these are the rules we're going to follow. And if you do not follow those and you have a violation, then there should be a consequence. So, you know, no consequence means it just is going to continue on. Um, we also need to ‸ decide what we're going to do with our private and our public parking lots. Some are just people are gathering in there and having a party at 2 or 2.30 in the morning and disturbing the peace. That's a liability for the owner of the property, I would think. If you shoot off a gun, that bullet's going to go up.

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Um, we need to address that. We just need a framework

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which everybody knows what the rules are and what we need to do. As far as the noise, which is a huge issue in the village, we have now set some decibel limits.

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But I think we also need to look about, look at where is the speaker going to be placed? What direction is it going? And then have it reviewed before we permit it to be done so that we're not always going back and forth.

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so that when we call in non-emergency calls, we can see if that call has been received. We can see where are the issues in the village or within ‸ the town, wherever.

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And I think the transparency is important because we've had people call in one

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So I would like to have some transparency.

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I'm saying. I would like to have a framework so that if we have the police who can enforce the law,

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um,

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they will, and I hopefully they will do that because I do not know if we're actually moving people out of the parking lots or just letting them take their time to get out. If they're not being cited with a violation or a fine, then they're just going to continue. So that's kind of where I'm at.

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and something where everybody understands what we need to do. As far as the homelessness, uh, that's a big subject that I'm not qualified to really comment on. Uh, but if you're defecating or if you're using the city utility or if you're sleeping in the gazebo or you're doing drugs, then that needs to stop and the guard can't arrest you for doing that. And that's going on. We have one guy in an RV. He rotates around through the village. He parks. I know where he parks. I saw him for four days taking up

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He's the local drug dealer. He's

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the local drug dealer.

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So, um, you know, I feel like Mrs. Kravitz. So, you know, if I know, everybody knows. And it needs to stop because without consequences, it's going to continue. Thank you for listening.

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So I think, uh, initially when I, when, um, Mr. Greenwood brought this to us, um, I think I was somewhat of a fan of the idea, but now I'm definitely not. I

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on, um, the one ‸ security guard is an issue for me. Um,

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think it's a lot of the issues that we're having, especially during the day.

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we heard it today with, which is the homeless situation.

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know numbers of police officers is always

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issue. Um, is there an issue right now with stopping instead of just riding through actually doing walkable details?

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a good idea or there's not enough officers to do it?

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What does that look like? Yeah.

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detail. What are you, what are you asking?

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just like when you have the, the, the park, what's it called?

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Right. If, if, if this situation where you have people in a gazebo and they see the officer ride by, they, they're not going to move. But if they

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Hey,

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have that conversation. I'm not saying be rude. I'm not saying be disrespectful, but, but

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that moment. Right. Is that, is that a possibility that, do you think that'll help?

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Oh yeah, most definitely.

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And, um, that was one of the concerns that we had here, I guess the last couple of months that citizens were complaining. They'll see the officers coming through, but they were not getting out of their cars, actually engaging some of the, uh, homeless people. Just kind of see what are the challenges. And so we put things in place where they're supposed to be stopping these individuals. And ‸ so what we've, what we've asked, um, business owners, if they, if they see something, they have to call us and let us know so that we can act accordingly. And so I hear things

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to address them up front because we're not even getting called.

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Mm. And when you say that call, that call is not 911. That call is non-emergency, um, direct line, correct? Yes.

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The non-police emergency number.

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And, and so, um, like the situation that was brought up earlier, that was going to be my question,

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But, you know, what,

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what

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those things that you, that she brought up earlier, the business owner, like the stalking, did, did that, is that a report? Is that probably not a report? Like what, what is.

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You're saying when the lady came up earlier?

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Yeah. So I heard she was saying that, uh, there was a homeless person stalking someone. Right. If we don't get the call, we don't know about it. There's no report generated.

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Okay.

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the crime occurred, we're going to, you should see a report. Okay.

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Um, off duty detail. I know currently

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doing

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Yeah.

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downtown detail.

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So right now we're going a step further, which is pretty much all day long.

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do an off duty detail doing that time. Am I, am I wrong for saying that? Is that a possibility as well to have

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officers to work that time frame that I see on option one or two? I know I'm putting you on the spot with these questions.

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No,

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no,

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no. It's okay. It's okay. Uh, anything that, that you would like for us to try, we're open to, to take a look at, uh, but we would like to see the detail. But if you're saying having an off duty detail for just a downtown district, I mean, we can put something in place like that and just see, um, what type of, uh, bikes we'll get on that.

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mean, currently when you look at the, uh, the detail that we have now, so currently the way the detail works is Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Uh, I

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it's from 10 PM to 2 AM. It's ‸ around the 2 or 3 AM. And the officers respond

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two officers. They're responsible for protecting the village. Okay.

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that. Yep.

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which was that? Yeah. Yeah. This one. ‸ Get right here. Get to. ‸ So when we, when we schedule, when we put that out there for the officers, they have to sign up volunteer. There's contractual stuff that we, that we have to abide by. So they post it for officers to sign up for it. If an officer,

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the police department. So what happens is we still covering the village though. So what we're doing, we're doing with on duty assets though.

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protecting, bringing them solely just for the, for the village to make sure they still have some type of coverage.

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how do you attract the officers that want to sign that sign up for it so that, that it can be, you know, um, go as it, as it, as it is. And you know, how we, uh, planned it ‸ currently. So that's the challenge we're having now. So now you're saying that we already can't fill it with the two officers under three days. Now you're saying if you go into plan that's currently in place with the 96 hour, 92 hours for one security guard.

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Yeah.

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incentivizes anybody is money. Right. And so I know,

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The off duty situation is taking people away from their families. It's taking the people away from maybe something else. They maybe want to go vacation, whatever that may be for that weekend. Right. Or during that week.

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if we can incentivize them with more pay, I'll be to, in my opinion, I trust our officers better than I trust any security guard. And so I want to get our officers, these funds that I'm looking at for this one officer, or I mean, one police, uh, one security guard,

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meant, uh, maybe they're doing a rotation every eight hours. Probably that's what it probably

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up being, but I would rather pay. In my opinion, I would rather pay our police officers that, that extra pay. And I think that will, and I correct me if I'm wrong. Um, I think I know I work every day. And if my daddy tell me double time, my daddy tell me, he going to pay me 15, 20 more dollars. I'm coming to work.

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for six months, five months, six, eight months, whatever, to kind of see what that looks like before we make this commitment.

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route first, not throw this away, but just look at it as a whole for maybe for a few months to see if we can attract more officers to work these 92 and see what that and see if we can do it. You know, if it's, but you may have to go to your guys and say, Hey, look, what does that look like for you? Is that eight more dollars that 10 more dollars? What is that? ‸ What are they making right now?

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Okay. And so the average officer, because I pulled this information today from my HR department, the

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$42 an hour. I'm sorry. No,

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It's $27 an hour. Okay. The average officer makes $27 an hour. Right.

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Regular.

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And so when you do time and a half of that, that's

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hour. Okay. Which, which, which means so at time and a half for the younger officer, which you have a

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Okay. In overtime.

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‸ For

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special detail though, which is different, they're making $42 an hour. 42.

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Okay. And so now our more

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obviously, because it's a time and a half job, those are the ones that typically are more attracted to these jobs. But we need more of the younger officers. Okay.

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to participate because I

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you

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is different.

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Okay.

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For me, if I was a young officer,

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working every day out. Yeah.

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like the money. I'm looking at my future. Yeah. These officers right now today,

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They're

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more concerned about being off in time with their families.

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So,

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so finding ways to be creative, to get them more motivated. ‸ I'm open to trying it.

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Okay. Um, so I,

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just my opinion,

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uh,

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board, I, I really don't want to commit me. I don't want to commit to this. I would love to go that route. And if that means, I do a lot of events. And when I say,

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I book the sheriff department, for example, it is fifth,

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Plus I got another administrator fee on top of that. And so those guys are getting out the door, $52 an hour or 53, whatever that might be. And so I would, again, I would be willing to commit that amount to our guys instead of going to security guard

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I, I'm thinking about the controls as well. Who's going to,

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but again,

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And just my opinion. So, um, but I would like to have more money, give them more money.

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us know if it's whatever that amount is just in my opinion. So,

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okay.

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All

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right.

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I'm pretty sure we have other lights too.

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allocation for our. Our funding for the CRA is there, is there a quota or is there a limit in which we can, um, allocate for sick, uh, in reference of having that coverage, that police coverage, I

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would have to, in order to do a police officer for 92 hours in a, in a week, I would need to work with finance on that number because it's salary plus benefits. So it's not the, the $42 an hour. It would be benefits as well that are included in that. Um, keeping in mind when we did the three days, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, it was 15 hours.

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For the year for just 15 hours.

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So you just do the percentage increase. If you're saying 53 or 54, whatever percentage increase on top of that, if the question is, can the CRA budget handle that? It's probably yes.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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I would have to do an analysis to determine that based on the projects that we have scheduled already booked in for next year.

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And let me throw another caveat.

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then we're going to have to come back and revisit this again. Correct?

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Yes, sir.

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So that will be an astronomical fee too as well. So my question is, is either you pay me now or you're going to pay me later, but you're going to pay me. That's all I'm saying. Looking at this one last question. If a person, um, if none of our men and women would not want to do the overtime or the detail, can other agencies say Rockledge or even Titusville call and support this? I'm just asking. Or the county? I think that came up.

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out there because they have more officers available that's out there that may be willing to come and work. I mean, could you look at some of the big events that we may have in our city?

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our police officers. So,

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uh,

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yes, to answer your question. I

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also think that's, that's more of an agency attorney question.

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because

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you'd have to have some sort of agreement with them, um, with those other agencies, some either interlocal or mutual aid agreement, but some sort of agreement, um, similar to probably what the CRA had with the Cocoa police department. Remember that's, that's, that was the agreement. So I would think you would have to have something similar in place with those other agencies to allow them to work the detail.

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‸ and then agency member calls.

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Um, I feel like I'm missing a step in here.

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making 26 something. Yeah, 27. Okay. So why are we not hiring police officer at that rate just for Cocoa village versus because it's the same amount we'd be paying for, for a security guard. So why can't we do that? Why is it always overtime?

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Right. That's directly. Right.

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So good question.

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officers. We deploy officers in the areas that's, that has the greater needs based on our crime stats, our crime stats in other places than just the village.

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Okay.

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And so to assign an officer solely down here, it would take some huge sacrifice on our part. Uh, when you look at the personnel that we have.

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Okay. Well, the personnel that you have, but if we hired just again with the, with the caveat of somebody, uh, only being assigned, that wouldn't be overtime because this is their job to, and you know, how, I don't know how you,

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uh,

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but hire a new person that this is, or more people so that this is their regular beat per se that, that it's to do. Right.

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So it's something that we can achieve.

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everybody's having recruitment and retention issues there.

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easy, we'd be, we'd be, we'd have no vacancies. And so,

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whatever the average starting pay is or whatever the average pay is, we have vacancies that are available to, uh, to hire officers in, into those, uh, vacant slots. We've been doing a good job and, and, uh, hiring and filling those vacancies. But again, we're competing against the sheriff's department, every other city there. And so that's, that's, that's, that's, it is what it is with regards to being able to, to hire people in right now.

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I don't know if that's a union contractual issues. It's so it's in the contract. So we'd have to go back and actually do some negotiating with the union. Now they, they wouldn't have a problem accepting more as the, uh, as the, um, the detail pay. So, but again, back to just simply hiring another officer and remember that the, the city budget proposal does have one officer in there. ‸ We didn't propose more because again, why propose five when you can't hire in five?

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‸ our vacancies. But again, we're just like every other police department in the state and the nation there. Again, it's, uh, it's those, those, those, uh, bodies are tough to come by.

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And, and

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I mean, I'm just thinking, and I was just throwing the 26 out because, you know, that was our low amount. And it was the same that they were paying

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police officer. But even if we went up to, you know, we're willing to pay $30 or, you know, uh, which was the option to, to a police officer.

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uh, ‸ but if you paid a little more than what their standard rate is, it might be easier to get somebody who is just assigned, I'm just throwing it out there.

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because

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I, I feel like I would prefer it be a police officer to an armed security person who can't arrest, can't do anything. All they're going to do is call the police.

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Um, I, I understand. And so I forget what our starting pay is for an officer.

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I don't have it on top of my head, but

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So, yeah. So, so it's

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is.

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Right.

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So if you go to 30, you can't go to 30 for one vacancy. You got to go to 30 for, for, for the police officer classification. Oh,

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so we can't do that.

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So.

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Well, it sounded good to me. Yeah.

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In theory ‸ sounds great, man.

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trying to find a way that we can, uh, can do it with police officers over the, over the, uh, security guards. And, um, cause I, again, I would rather have it see it be a police officer than security. But if we can't get a designated person, um, fire, I mean, police officer, then we almost have to do a security because we gotta have something down there. But I just, that's my thoughts on it.

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Yeah. Well, like the others, I'm definitely in favor of the, um, the uniformed officer and particularly having a cocoa officer that's actually building relationships, actually understanding some of the folks out there that they have to deal with. But one of the points I had a question about, um, off duty officers, because, um, Charlene was saying,

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have to add a percentage of benefits and, uh, on top of that. But if they're already working for us, aren't they already, don't they already have the benefit package? I don't understand why that's in

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of that.

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you know, additional insurance for working there. It's, it's all of those benefits that come on top of someone's pay.

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Okay. Which they're already getting because they already work. No,

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they're already getting it for the hours that they work. But, but again, you gotta throw it on top of the additional hours.

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So social security

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and retirement would be additional.

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Right,

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things

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like that.

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Rogers said about having, um, you know, a structure and really identifying, um, where we have some business responsibility as well. Um, I think that that has to be part and parcel with this to really be effective. And, um, I hope if we're looking at, and I do, I also appreciate, uh,

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you know, six months. Let's,

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let's

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work, let's do a concentrated effort here for six months. Really refine this thing, get it right.

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Great.

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So if we can incorporate agency members Rogers suggestions into that six month timeframe, I'd be very supportive of that.

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And her suggestions were.

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That. That. The foundation building a foundation, creating foundation and setting up.

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Well, what's, what does, what's, what's the, we, we've talked about, remember more than a few years ago, we talked about actually, uh, charging the, uh, the businesses. Remember

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and so it's full circle also recall, recall that you guys actually asked or directed us to, to bring back a workshop on, on the nightlife there. And so all of this, all of these issues will be discussed in,

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you know, and, and I think, I think you need to take a moment to, for,

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talk about, um, what the structure is there, you know, what happens when you have homeless in the village,

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it's a call. And, and I think they've been very responsive

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you know, and so I wrote the quote down that we need to have law and order. Well, we do have law and order, you know, and so, and so, you know, I gotta, gotta take exception to that because, because they, they've been very responsive. Again, uh, Mrs. Rogers hit it on the head. The, the, the,

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homeless issue is much more complicated than, than any of us can solve in any one, uh, discussion there. But, but just in terms of what their protocol is with regards to responding to folks who come into your shop to

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I mean, I think they, they've been pretty responsive there.

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in public places. And so, and so we do have that as a, as a, as a backstop for, for folks, uh, sleeping in the village overnight. You know, I get a little concerned when, when we,

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uh,

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this a lot, you know, I mean, I get a little concerned because the police department can't really come up and

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wardrobe day and look homeless. You can't really come up.

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You know, you got to move on there.

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so, and so again, you know, but, but again, the state has, I mean, what is it now? Two legislative sessions now that they, they passed that, uh, legislation where you can't sleep in public places there, but they need to talk about again, just for the benefit of the business owners and the public. You know,

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is a call to

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It is. And then they, they, they give some pretty good response with you. If you call it before,

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‸ before you start, when is the workshop? Just so we don't lose sight of that.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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Well, you guys just gave me the direction. I think at the last or, or maybe two meetings

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there,

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I mean, that,

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you know,

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there are a lot of issues, you know,

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uh,

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homelessness, there's noise. There's a, there's a law enforcement. And so, uh, there's parking. Remember all of those, all of those issues there. So it's going to take some time to, to put that together.

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Okay.

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So I'm going to talk about

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a couple of things. I'm going to talk about the homelessness. I'm going to talk about the downtown detail responsibility officers that come

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uh, the commander is going to kind of talk about when we have situation that may, that we learn about that occurs at night at the village, large events or something like that, how we handle those things. So,

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We believe, and these officers work really hard to keep this city safe. I mean, you can see that the numbers itself over the last four and a half years, since we've changed leadership, we've had a crime reduction in the whole city. And so they continue to work real hard to make the city safe. These officers take this stuff real serious when they're out here working. And, uh, we're

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that we have working with us. With that being said. So when you, when you talk about homeless, I mean,

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This is a slippery slope when you deal with homelessness. You, you can't just assume that somebody is homeless, like the city manager stated how they're addressed.

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of how to engage individuals that may appear to be down on their luck on some type of substance abuse in the need of some type of social services help, whatever it might be. We train our officers to recognize those things and they go and they engage those individuals. They'll, they'll write what we call contact cards on them so that we can make sure that we, if we ever come in contact with them again, or

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So that if we ever need them or need to find them, we can find them. So we, we, we, uh, document information about people and then we provide them, offering them services. We do that. Then we contact other social services entities. If they say they need some help, we bring the help to them. And so a lot of times when

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certain homeless people in their community, the business owners, they recognize the similar people, but they're not doing anything wrong.

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is say, Hey, you got anything going on?

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just going to make a casual contact with them because they have rights. So it's very difficult. Not only for the Cocoa police department

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it's

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difficult. ‸ Every police department across the country, but if they're laying down, sleeping, all that type stuff. Okay.

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can do some things, but

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tell you,

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I'm homeless, but

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they're just sitting

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on the bench, not doing anything. What ‸ you going to say? You need to leave. Well, we got another family out there in the same little area. They might not be dressed as nice, but they, we see them with their kids and they, the kids over there playing, but

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sitting there also by the homeless person. So who are

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going to tell to leave?

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to get sued. So, so that's so, so we do have a plan how we deal with homelessness. Okay. The second part. We have

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that typically works Thursday,

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2 or 3 AM.

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in the village. Not just what Aqua

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not just dog and bone, not just, it's just the whole village. And we tell them you walk the area, make the people feel safe.

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If,

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if you see a criminal act, you act accordingly. If you need some help, you call some people to come in, more officers, more supervisors to come in and help you. So we have a plan in places. That's how we work. So now the commander is going to kind of talk about some of the things that, that may occur in the village that we, we're not going to tell you about our tactics, but we are very proactive in learning about things that may happen anywhere in

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city.

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happen. We're going to be proactive about it. And that's what we do. We take pride in doing that. He's going to kind of talk about something

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now. Go ahead. So when we, when we have an event, everybody knows social media, everything goes out on social media. So we have an analyst that actually is, she's got her office. She's got a computer. She's surfing the web.

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Once you give something out or find something that may be occurring in our city,

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big event, maybe, or

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or anything that's coming off.

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we immediately start planning our situation. Um, sometimes the plans you will see police ‸ officers out there. Sometimes you will not see us out there, but we're out there. We put together a whole ops plan on what we do. We write it down and we make sure we disseminate that to our lieutenants

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to do. So just because of an event going on and we get the information, we're going to look into it.

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Everybody knows how that works on the, on the internet. Yeah. Cause not everybody knows about the internet, but you have your interested. You have the ones that are saying that they're going and we monitor that. So not only that, but we also keep in contact with the

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us to where that we could, if we have to adjust our ops plans or just our tactics. So we are digitally or diligently working in the background and make sure that we are protected and we are making sure that this is a controlled environment and that we're there to make sure that our patrons are safe and also our businesses as well.

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I, if there is an aggressive panhandler in my shop right outside of my shop? What do I do in that instance? And then what do I do if I'm closing up my shop and I just don't feel safe walking to my car? Okay. So

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I've said this many a times in our meetings. So if you have something there and if you feel that it's an emergency, I do not want them to feel that

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You call 911. If you feel that you're in danger or you're in harm or could be in harm or in danger, you dial 911.

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wait just a little bit, wait till we get an officer there. We'll walk you out. I tell everybody that's what we're here for. Our we're public servant. We're here to help people and keep everybody safe.

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And just to kind of add a little bit more to that. So, because I've been to a lot of the downtown district meetings and we've kind of send this share the same message that when you have individuals that you feel like is about to commit a crime is committing a crime, you have to call us.

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you're not calling us.

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is because what I just didn't want to call. But then people, the same people come here for public record and say, Oh, this situation happened. Police didn't do anything. That's unfair to us when we're not even getting called to even come. We have to get those calls. We can't tell you enough. When we did recently, we did a walk in Cocoa Village and we talked several business owners. Some are mad at me now, though, because I didn't talk to all of them because we didn't walk the entire village. So we're going to get the other side later. But with that being said, we educated them and told them some misconceptions that may be out there. And they were very appreciative that we reminded them of how to notify the police when you have situations come up.

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If you're uncomfortable, call us. And if these officers don't do what they're supposed to do, ‸ they're repercussions. And so when you call in, it's recorded on the line.

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We're going to look into it. We can pull the tape and see exactly how that conversation went. OK, but we can't stress that we want to help you want to support you, but you got to give us an opportunity to

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able to do that. OK, so you got to call us.

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So I noticed it's a big thing about, well, certain businesses are the patrons. They're playing loud music when they're leaving. OK. You're going to have some loud music situations. Let's just go and face the facts.

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venues. What we're out here ‸ for, I'm just going to be as transparent as possible. I know Ms. Candace appreciate this because she talked about transparency. We're there to make sure nobody gets shot and killed. That's our number one priority. We don't want nobody to get hurt. And so if we can move these people along and get them out

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close or whatever, 2 a.m. in the morning or whatever the time the time frame is, and we can get them out of there and they booming their music on the way out the city and they moving on. Hey, keep on moving because we don't

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our city. We don't have no violent incident in our city. That's our number one priority. The second priority is, yeah, we're concerned about the loud

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200 patrons to be able to go and cite every person or attempt to cite a person that's driving a vehicle. You can't do it anyway. There's a new law.

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vehicles, state law says it's unconstitutional, ‸ even write them a ticket. So we can't even do anything. The law changed. The

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law changed.

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And so, but here's what I can tell you with confidence. Every time my officers ask those individuals to turn their music down, they turn their music down. But I'm not going to sit here and tell you that when they have those large events that you're not going to hear any music. But after 2 a.m.

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out of here. Now we're working on something as it relates to and Miss Candace kind of hit on this.

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lots.

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know, they're still there hanging out. You know, what can we do there? Well, so we need to look at those things because there's some things we can do as

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as we have authority by the business owner, whoever owns that that ‸ particular ‸ parking lot. So those are the other additional strategies that we're looking at. You know, moving people along safely.

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Nobody getting hurt. Warning people about the loud music to move along, turn it down, move up, move along. And I'm telling majority of people, they move along and we have a comprehensive plan that we put together to address these things. When we know there's a large event that's going to occur in our city. We're very proactive. And you should be proud of your police officers when you when you ‸ when you hear about

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years ago.

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And it's

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work hard every day. Thank you.

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‸ Now be mindful. ‸ We do have council meeting at 530. I do have seven, eight cards in front of me. So we need to wrap this up. ‸ I'm coming to you. I'm coming to you.

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may

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Have something to say.

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Yes, ma'am. Go ahead, ma'am.

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Okay.

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So recall that for CRAs, we can spend money. That is

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can't hear her. Oh,

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‸ okay. The CRA agency is authorized to spend money as provided in the CRA plan, right? We're only authorized to spend money based on the plan. And if you recall, there was an interlocal that between the city and the CRA to authorize the community policing and expenditures for that previously in 2022.

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And so in fact, what would happen or what would need to happen if you are inclined to ‸ choose one of these options would be that we would bring back an interlocal agreement between the city and the CRA. And it would be the CRA would be funding the community policing that, you know, option that you choose.

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‸ security company if that's what you chose to do.

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And that's what would need to occur.

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Thank you very much.

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Yes. Can you all hear me pretty well?

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Yes. Okay.

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My first question is ‸ probably a question for attorney Ike.

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the security company, let's say an incident appeared and there was a lawsuit filed. Who would be on the hook for that suit? The security company or the city to take on that liability?

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Well, of course, of course, that would be a concern. We would do everything possible to in that agreement with the security company, you know, require them to indemnify the city for their negligence. But, you know, certainly we can't prevent someone from suing the city, but we would do everything we could to, you know, protect the city in the contract that we came up with.

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Okay. So my next addition to this matter, I think the additional monies that would be put forward if we were to contract with the security company. I like the idea of possibly putting more money in the pot for the officers, giving them a raise for that overtime that they would work. I certainly like that idea. As well, we know that the village is growing as far as our parking lots are growing from the south all the way up to the north.

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have under good surveillance. So could we take some of that money as well that we would have put up for the security and maybe get more cameras outside of those new areas that are now being utilized? I've seen a number of security technology that's been advertised at some of the conventions that we went to, ‸ Florida League of City conferences and stuff.

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If there was an incident, ‸ a citizen can just pick up the phone and make a call, you know. And you would probably wonder why would someone need to use a phone on a pole, but if someone was mugged for some reason, they lost their phone for any reason, they could pick up that phone and get in touch with the police department and there's a camera in those locations.

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for those officers to work as well as adding more security measures on those outside pockets that the village is expanding.

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That's it.

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Agency member Hearn, sir.

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Your light is on? Yeah. It's been on. My light is on. Okay. Now be mindful. We do need to hear from the people from the audience because we must set up for our 6 p.m. meeting. Okay.

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Go ahead. Okay. Yeah. I just, um, uh, council, not council,

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brought up what I was thinking, which is, to, give the extra money

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for the police. So give them the extra 47,000. That is another 50% increase where perhaps we could have more police at other times in the village to cover some of these other times. Maybe we can't cover all of them, but at least if we're getting if we're paying

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Friday, Saturday and Sunday, then Thursday. Yeah, that may be perhaps we could pay some extra overtime for them to cover some of the other spots because

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get us a lot more coverage with police officers who can actually intervene better than I think a security guard could. So me personally, I would make a motion to that effect. Okay.

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Let me let me present something to you so that we can get detailed because we're all ‸ sharing our thoughts and ideas. Let us table this

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just hear

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me out first so that we can collect that data, get the information. We will hear from you from the audience and this will give us a chance to acquire all the information and make a proper and safe assessment. Because clearly you have the understanding that ‸ we are geared toward providing additional funds for additional police officers.

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think that's fair and equitable. So, so Mr. Chairman,

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may I make one 10 seconds? No, ma'am. Right now.

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‸ Please. I will hear from you. All right. But I do want to hear from the audience because

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we've

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got to set up.

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Yeah.

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We have to stop making preparation.

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So with the same intensity and the same feelings, robust communication that we're having and report will give us the opportunity to continue with this. So that is the reason why I'm saying let me hear from the audience because they've been sitting there patiently. Okay. ‸ And we have to get this prepared and then I'll chair ‸ make a motion to table this issue and bring it back after we accumulate and all information. ‸ I will

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second that.

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Okay. Thank you. All right. You got that? Payton, you have that young man? Yes, sir. Okay. And then second by Vice Chairperson, agency member Weeks. Yes, sir. To table this and bring back the information. Mackenzie McGraw. Is that right?

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Yes.

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Would you come forward?

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I'm okay. We hit everything.

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Okay. Thank you, ma'am. Myra Pope.

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I'm Myra Pope, and I have an antique shop here on Stone Street. I have a couple of issues I'm very concerned about that I think are all three public safety issues. One of them is

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limit. There is a 15 mile an hour sign posted out here, but most people don't even see it. And I'd like for

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something to be done to make it more visible. The way people come down that hill is scary because the parking lot, which a lot of people here from the City Hall use right now, it's where our customers park and they're walking across that street. There is no crosswalk and like I said most people

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even aware that

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So I'm very concerned about that and

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difficult for them. So I think that's a really serious safety issue for the whole village. My second safety issue is there's a hole in the street in front of my shop.

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and I spoke to somebody at Public Works about it and the two gentlemen who looked at it, they put some more gravel in it. They told me they were told that they could not fill the hole and repave it because they didn't know who cut the hole in the street or why. Meanwhile, this hole is growing. There's more and more of the pavement falling into the hole. My shop's at 19 Stone Street.

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it's right there in front of my window every time i see somebody park there I worry that they're going to trip and fall as they get out of their car. I think it's very serious. it's I mean, it may sound petty, but I don't think it is. I think it's a serious health risk. And we have a lot of people, cross you know, trying to cross the street or get out of their car right in front of my shop. And

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out of their car. And my last one has to do with the exhibits I brought with me tonight. Part of this is just an annoyance. Me cleaning the flower beds in front of my shop on Saturday, Sunday and sometimes Monday mornings, that's just an annoyance. The fact that people are leaving the bars with open containers on a regular basis is more than annoyance to me. They're leaving the bars with open containers, drinking as they go down the street to get in their car. Now, how many of them threw them in my flower bed and how many of them continue to drink as they got in that car? I don't think that's a minor thing. Like I said, me picking the stuff up and throwing it away is. I used to take this back to the bar it came from. Now

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you could see I'm not making this up and

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was told by a police officer that it was a fire department issue. I don't think open containers are. How many people are in the bar might be? My exit sign, my fire extinguishers, those are fire department issues. I think this is not a fire department issue.

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Good evening, everyone. I should be standing here before you this afternoon

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selected to host in July.

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week to include the Secretary of State, the governor, along with other state officials. Instead, I'm standing here with letters that have been turned into Charlene, emails, text messages, post videos, and photos of the grave sadness that our village is dealing with today. A few months ago, I sent an idea of what the businesses wanted to help with to keep our village safe for our shoppers and the business owners to Chief Collier and

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However, the leadership did install more cameras, signs in the key

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effort worked for about two weeks or so walking and being seen by police officers, and this village was so calm and quiet

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especially me. Unfortunately for us, it fell off the radar, and we are now back in our crisis mode of operation, which you've already heard. Over the past two weeks alone, numerous

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council and agency members, multiple times during the day, minutes, hours. Here are a few of the reported things that we have faced.

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my message on that one, okay? Because I did ask your uh dispatch officer to read that out loud to you, because it is not pretty, my my words. Drug dealings. I'm so tired of that drug dealer across the street from me, I'm dealing with him myself. Screaming and blocking the streets. Entering businesses. You've already heard about that. Aggressively. Harassing shoppers. Shoppers. Shoppers out. Screaming. Foul language. Entering businesses. You've already heard about that. Fondling

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little private areas in public. Following the shop owners to the cars. Shoppers ‸ afraid to walk six feet. I want you to think about that. Six feet to a store. Nightlife. Drinking. Crowds. Shots fired.

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past week refused to get out. We pay for a tourist bus and they

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to get out because of what they saw in

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Square. There have been lots of calls made to

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does come and they are being reactive because we are calling. The city staff has recommended unarmed or potentially armed security guards. As you guys have all discussed, this is not our answer. This cannot be our answer. In each of these situations, what can a security guard do for us? They can't do anything. They're going

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no more than we're doing. They're going

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the non-emergency number. They're going

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gotten so bad right now. He's calling me. He knows who I am. ‸ I personally... I'm finishing, Mr. Mayor. So, but we deserve this time. uh If the agency votes to approve the security guard, then I'm going to ask the city to see, to please update the special events policy so that

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that the security guard will do and we can save

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Thank

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you, ma'am.

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All right, Mr. Mayor. We want the officers. You've seen my emails. Mr. Mayor, one more thing. and you You need to know this. I have contacted the Secretary of State and I've also talked to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Agency. Thank you, Mr. Mayor.

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Thank

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Hi, everybody. Thank you for having me. Really appreciate it. um Just speaking on the same things that we've already covered with so many people. First of all, thank you, gentlemen. You guys do a great job. I think we could all do a better job. um At this point, i've I homeschool inside my business also. I have had to turn away violent approaches that I don't call aggressive hand hand handling I feel as though that's a cop-out. These people have threatened my business and my family, my livelihood, basically everything I've put into

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um Being from here, I've seen how

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that has very much since dwindled. But having somebody come into your shop and ask you for money, and when you tell him no, he threatens your business. He threatens to break windows, which I've had to replace. I don't know who broke them. I've had to replace windows. so it's It's unacceptable. It really is. um And at the end of the day, I really think that armed security guards, we all live in Florida. We're all Florida citizens. We all know the laws according to what's there.

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I'd rather not be put in a situation where I could traumatize my children. That's all I have to say. Thank

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Good evening. um I own

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Tricola. um I'm at

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the second floor. So being on the second floor, you wouldn't think that I have many encounters with the homeless, but I do on a daily basis. I am very fortunate to have been

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personally benefited from the massive support um from this community. However, I feel like a lot of it is kind of putting the cart before the horse. I have um had several customers already. reminding I just moved in at the end of April. I've already had customers say they want to be back because of the homeless issue. I um produce all my clothing in my microfactory. I also teach sewing lessons to little kids to adults.

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to try to help give people skills and give them something that they can potentially take and earn a living with. Like, you just need to know three stitches and you're good. um So I've had people that have had free opportunities and they see the homeless situation and they do not come into my microfactory. um I am here all the time. um And more often than not, there is a constant smell of weed um coming up the stairs into our building. If I don't smell it, I think there's something wrong. That's how often it happens. um i think kind of i've been happy that the police have been showing up they have been responding but i think my final straw was when someone popped a squat and relieved themselves on the um the sidewalk. I think that's unacceptable.

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um from the homeless people. So I understand, you know, budgets. I understand that we have restraints. um But the CRA exists to invest in our community. And I think that that needs to be at the forefront. There's no point in investing in more events, more buildings, all this stuff if people don't feel safe coming here. So thank you.

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Thank you very much, Mrs. um ‸ Is it Bruce

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Yes. Thank you.

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Hi. Thank you all for for listening to us tonight. um I'm Bruce

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I own the uh Village Art Gallery. uh We just opened in April. uh

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that come in. uh We've got uh over 50 different local artists and authors that uh that I represent in the gallery. um

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and things in uh a few uh a

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few uh per

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month in the evenings. ‸ And um

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I'd like to mention is, you know, a lot of my artists and and authors are are elderly. Some are handicapped. um ‸ makes it difficult for them to get to the parking lot, to the gallery, and and back to their cars again. Sometimes they're carrying artwork or other things. um But um I've had issues with, uh you know, when it's it's later in the evening, like

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o'clock, they are they come back to me and they say, i I can't leave. You know, there's people right outside, right around the corner. yeah I don't feel good about walking to my car. You know,

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and maybe have an officer come, you know, about the time that um that we're ending an event um and have them come and and hang out for a few minutes, that would be helpful. um There seems to be a lot of focus on on uh added police department uh ‸ added police officers ‸ between 10 p.m and 2 a.m but i didn't hear any mention about most of us are working during the day and to early evening. You know, what's what's going to happen? What about additional officers for that time frame? We're not all, we're not all bar owners, so, um

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know, it's, the daytime is when the tourists are coming, you know, they're coming, we

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a lot of customers from Orlando, um you know, coming off cruise ships and things like that. And, um you know, that's all happening during the day, that's not happening after 10 p.m so i think something needs to happen to improve security during the day and early evenings as well um

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my gallery, knocking over pedestals that I had to grab them and physically throw them out. um And, uh you know, I i just, I'm not going to put up with, uh with my, my artists being jeopardized, you know,

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Thank you. Thank you

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for having the courage, Mr. Bruce, to come forward and convey your thoughts. And I applaud you all for having the courage, everyone in the audience. And

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I promise you.

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the question.

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Thank you, sir. Very quickly. um whatever we do, it's obvious, especially this goes along with your motion, which I support. um it's going to take some time. so in the meantime, can we please have more police presence, random visits, including stop and walks, because as responsive as the police department is, response isn't the same as presence. As far as the way our customers perceive the village. And I,

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And it's been a terrifyingly slow summer. We need help. We need as many customers as we can get. And it it's, the nightlife is going to be fine. The nightlife, the people are going to come and drink and, and eat in restaurants and spend their time in the evenings. That's great. We need something during the day. So we would, I know, very much appreciate as much as you can do as far as scheduling or, or sending through a couple of stop and walks, you know, randomly so that people aren't expect the homeless people and the people who hang out aren't expecting at a certain time. And perhaps that would help alleviate some of the perception of the state of the village. Thank you. I

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did not forget you, ma'am. Let the record reflect.

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on?

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member, goings uh Go ahead, ma'am. ‸ I got you. um

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I agree. That's why I think when we do get together in the workshop, we have to look at these two situations, night and day, differently. Because they actually are different. And have to be handled differently. So I do. I am listening. I hear you.

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Okay. Thank you, ma'am. Come on up.

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And then we'll close out with you.

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Mr. Chairman, I do have four. I do have four letters that were uh presented to me by um Pam

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to read into the record. um

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i I don't think we have the time. They're

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minutes.

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Yes, ma'am. I concur. Everyone in agreeance with that? Yes. Okay.

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Well, the clock's running. Thank

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I'll be as quick as I can. um

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The ideas that we're talking about are good. I like the fact that you're looking into additional police or maybe security guards, things like that. But I think because of the bottom line and the money, I think we should start with the security guards. You could go with them being armed if you want. But it's the presence of professionalism to keep from some of these issues from happening. I just hope that this is something that we could take care of as soon as possible. And Jan was right. We need them as at 10 o'clock. It's already too late. And over this recent weekend on a Sunday, a Sunday, I have tenants that rent

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And

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I called the police department. And this happens a lot. I'm sorry. We don't have anybody available to check it. We'll work on it as soon as somebody's free. The crime is definitely being taken care of. but they're spread too thin. It already was admitted. They don't have enough officers. But here's the deal. The presence is what's important. They'll be in the uniform. They can have a gun or not and say it's a little more money. But the bottom line is, I think that

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of being there in presence early. But the most important thing is having some representation, because that's why we're experiencing what we have right now. These people don't see enforcement. They don't see a person with the uniform. And I really feel that we don't even need the security guards with a gun. I think that it's more of a one-on-one accommodating situation, that

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department. And the security guard, if he's calling, that means the police department needs to be there. ASAP. It saves us money, but it gives us the presence. Now, the other thing that I want to mention is

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‸ So does Alex. But Alex, you mentioned something about trust with security guards. You don't trust the security guards we got in the building department i mean

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they did a very They do a very good job. There's no reason to lose trust there. The other thing is, is that we need to decide something and help be it, my final thing, be it the major thing to advertise. We need to advertise a grand opening of the new parking lot, new cameras, new lighting, security guard system,

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We need to get the word out there. Thank you. Thank

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you very much.

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Yeah, uh Mr. Greenwood, it's a huge

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compared to a security guard sitting at ‸ sitting at the table. So I just, just want to let you know, that's my, I just don't, I don't agree with that at all. but

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I agree with tabling. ‸ But,

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um so I would like something from, um the PD also for our next meeting to give us maybe ‸ the last six to eight months of of calls

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to 8 p.m And, and kind of get, I think that'll help all of us. because I,

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and i I believe no one should go through anything that's that feel threatened. I don't, but to your point, if there is no reports, you can't help. And so I think

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help us making another decision just based on how many uh calls, just cause of service. What does that look like?

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Thank you all for your patience and understanding. uh Updates and staff reports.

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the item with a second from Vice Chair Weeks.

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Aye. Okay, ayes have unanimously. Thank you. Updates and staff report.

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uh As in regards to the workshop, we will work on getting a schedule probably sometime in November in order for us to have an adequate enough time to uh advertise it. It would not happen in the next 30 days, but more than likely sometime in

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ma'am.

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uh No report, sir.

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Thank you, ma'am.

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Monday, October the 6th, 2025 at 6 pm Beautiful downtown

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a Vice Chairperson Weeks.

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gonna ‸ call the question. All in favor ‸ saying

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‸ Thank you.

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