Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Special

Presiding: Mayor Gayle McLaughlin · Called to order: 6:34 p.m. · 3 items · 32 public comments · View official: Minutes

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The council will receive a presentation on the West Contra Costa County Technical Rescue Program, a regional emergency response service that handles specialized rescues. This continues the council's frequent focus on police and community safety topics, which have appeared on 29 agendas in the past year.

Two ceremonial items honor local residents: a proclamation recognizing WWII veteran Chief William Jackson for his Merchant Mariner service and volunteer work on the USS Red Oak Victory, and congratulations for Alexis Pickins on winning the Miss Richmond title.

The council will consider dismissing late fees for Councilmember-elect Gary Bell, who missed filing deadlines for required campaign finance reports. The city normally charges penalties when candidates fail to submit contribution and spending documentation on time.

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Attendance

Rogers(Present)

Bates(Present)

Beckles(Present)

Boozé(Present)

Butt(Present)

Ritterman(Present)

Corky Boozé(Present)

Tom Butt(Present)

Jovanka Beckles(Present)

Jeff Ritterman(Present)

Nat Bates(Present)

Jim Rogers(Present)

Gayle McLaughlin(Present)

3 items

Receive presentation on West Contra Costa County Technical Rescue Program

Technical Rescue Program

Honor WWII veteran and congratulate Miss Richmond winner with proclamations

Police & Community Safety

Dismiss late fees for Gary Bell's missing campaign finance reports

Gary Bell Campaign Finance