Alcala, Abigail
From: MaryLund <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday,
To:! CityClerk
Subject: ReGas/Electricforapartments
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ItWillbeverycostlytochangemygastoelectricwehaveonebedroomapartmentsandsomearetwobedroomthat’s goingtocostthetenantaswellasthelandlordexcessivemoneytoreplumbandre-pipeandthiscostwillhavetogo forwardtothetenantaswell. Whenyou’redealingwithasmallapartment, youarenotusingverymuchgasorelectric becausemostoftheseapartmentsareonlyoneandtwopeoplelivinginthemevenwithlargerapartmentswherethey havefamiliesit makeit costprohibitiveItendsupbeingverycostly, socostlythatwewillnotbeabletoevenaffordour apartments. Wewillhavetobuyallnewappliancesandthenyouhavetothinkofdisposingofallofthesethingsand dumpingthemsomeplace. It’sgoingtotakeanexcessiveamountoflandfillgoingforward. Theapartmentsthathave alreadybeenallowedtobegasneedtobegrandfatheredinandtoremaingasWethankyouforsupportinggasMary LundandDwayneHuntingtonBeach, California.
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From: Luis Medina <
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2025 2:49 PM
To: eComment
Subject: 16 No Paring NO Meters Parking Enterprise Fund Updates for Meters and Structures Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links. item 16nDOGE look into City of SantaAna,CA ASAP! nNo to or Remove Parking! No to! or Reduce Structure Parking by the People for the Peoplen "Folks, this is a TOTAL DISASTER! The city sneaksin a last-minute agenda item— zero transparency! Downtown businesseswill be crushed,jobs lost, andthe community hurt. The people weren' t toldMISLEADING! But we won' t let it happen. This should, and WILL, be sent back to the residents. FIGHT BACK!"
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Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2025 9:47 AM
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Subject: Police union reacts to pending National Guard troops deployment FYI Attention: This email originated from outside of City of Santa Ana. Use caution when opening attachments or links.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Last week, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham declared a state of emergency in the city, ordering dozensof New Mexico National Guard Troops to help with Albuquerque' s crime problem.
But police union leadersworry those guardsmenand women aren't prepared for what they may face here and have questionsabout the resourcesthey' ll have on our streets.
I hope they equip you with necessarytools to get accessto resourcesyou needwhen bad things happen because it' s Albuquerque and things happen fast and we have a lot of crime," APOA President Shaun Willoughby said.
That was Willoughby' s messageto the national guard in the first time we heard from rank-and-file representativesabout Operation Zia Shield. Willoughby said officers don't have a problem with the troops coming in but calls the operation" highly political" and said it' s being sold asthe answerto an ongoing and complex problem.
https:// www. kob.com/news/top-news/police-union-reacts-to-pending-national-guard-deployment/ City leadersoriginally pointed to eight areasneeding immediate help. They included scenesecurity andtraffic control at critical incidents, medical assistanceand help for homelesspeople along Central Avenue, transporting prisoners, security on city buses, in metro courtrooms, and at the Albuquerque Sunport, paperwork for the district attorney' s office, and assisting in operating drone deployments. i