Recording — not attached to a listed meeting

Councilwoman Warner & Utilities Director Jack Walsh Discuss COVID-19

Archived under: 2020-04-01
Status: Machine transcript available
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[00:00:00] ▶ Play Brenda Warner (Speaker 1)

Hi, I'm Brenda Warner. I am the council person for District 2 for the City of Cocoa and I am here today with Jack Walsh, our utilities director,

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[00:00:11] ▶ Play Brenda Warner (Speaker 1)

And we're going to talk to Jack about how the City of Cocoa is dealing with supplying water to our residents and the majority of Brevard County in the middle of this crisis. Hi, Jack. Thanks for coming in today. Really appreciate it. I know you're busy. I've been getting some questions from my constituents about the employees. Do we know that they're going to be safe and there's always going to be somebody there to make sure that our system runs correctly? Are we well stocked with employees and we're taking measures to keep them safe?

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We've taken a number of measures at the plant and to protect our workers, first off, the social distancing. We've also looked at our shifts. We have three shifts that typically run each day, morning, evening and midnights. And so we do have separation for each of the crews that do show up. But we also have put into place a number of contingency plans. So if the virus were to infect somebody at the plant, we have, of course, the ability to isolate and to quarantine that person. But then

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so that we can still have full coverage seven days a week, 24 hours a day until the virus runs its course.

[00:01:18] ▶ Play Brenda Warner (Speaker 1)

Thank you, Jack.

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[00:01:19] ▶ Play Brenda Warner (Speaker 1)

really appreciate you taking the time to come in today and talk to our constituents about what's going on with our water system. And if you all have any questions, you can go to our website at cocofl.org. And please keep those questions coming. We're here to serve you. We want to make sure your questions are answered so that you can be comfortable with the services that the city of Cocoa is providing to you.

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Transcript revision built 2026-10-27T09:04:29 · 318 ordinary words, 23 in suspect passages, 0 machine re-recognized.