Questions for Bellflower City Council and Mayor:
1) Was the 70 Billion dollars for "Bellflower Connect" 15 minute Smart City was under the auspices of
Covid?
2) Why is broadband WiFi access an "emergency", as stated it is part of the Rescue Plan Act of 2021?
3) How are people being rescued as in an "emergency" by broadband?
4) What is this Bellflower City Council and
Mayor's definition of an "emergency"?
5) If the Bellflower City of California is offering internet services, as stated in the public records, like other
providers, why is it an emergency for the city to set up their own infrastructure?
6) If the city of Bellflower truly wanted to offer internet services of the poor and needy who, why then, are they
not offering subsides for currently internet and cellular providers instead of your own network
infrastructure? The American Rescue Act funding
Bellflower Connect is part of a 70 Billion dollars
expensive program, with a B.
**** Special Note goes with every Question:
I am asking the Mayor to put on calendar for discussion answering this/these questions at a city council public meeting as soon as possible.
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7) If the Bellflower Connct 15 min. Smart City Project is only for WiFi, then why did the City Council meeting on Nov. 29, 2023 public presentation show in the power
presentation plans for having job fairs, and hiring
strategies for Bellflower citizens/residents to be hired as local employees and, plans to reduce freedom to travel and limit freedom of transportation outside a 15 minute, walk or bicycle area?
8) What are all the purposes of installing the 5 G and cameras on light posts?
9) What are all the purposes of tracking Bellflower Citizens and Residents?
10) What are all the ways Bellflower Citizens and
residents will be potentially tracked and traced, without their approval?
11) Was Bellflower Connect voted on by Bellflower
registered voters?
12) WHAT IS CALIFORNIA'S CURRENT DEBT?
**** Special Note goes with every Question:
I am asking the Mayor to put on calendar for discussion answering this/these questions at a city council public meeting as soon as possible.