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  • Share It appears that the city of Golden is using Flock cameras to surveil citizens. It also appears that the city has a relatively poor track record of transparency on how these cameras are being used, who has access, and how the data is being used. Here's a link to that information: https://www.eyesoffcolorado.org/city/golden Can the city clarify why they've decided to contract with Flock, and how the data is being used? on Facebook Share It appears that the city of Golden is using Flock cameras to surveil citizens. It also appears that the city has a relatively poor track record of transparency on how these cameras are being used, who has access, and how the data is being used. Here's a link to that information: https://www.eyesoffcolorado.org/city/golden Can the city clarify why they've decided to contract with Flock, and how the data is being used? on X (formerly Twitter) Share It appears that the city of Golden is using Flock cameras to surveil citizens. It also appears that the city has a relatively poor track record of transparency on how these cameras are being used, who has access, and how the data is being used. Here's a link to that information: https://www.eyesoffcolorado.org/city/golden Can the city clarify why they've decided to contract with Flock, and how the data is being used? on Linkedin Email It appears that the city of Golden is using Flock cameras to surveil citizens. It also appears that the city has a relatively poor track record of transparency on how these cameras are being used, who has access, and how the data is being used. Here's a link to that information: https://www.eyesoffcolorado.org/city/golden Can the city clarify why they've decided to contract with Flock, and how the data is being used? link

    It appears that the city of Golden is using Flock cameras to surveil citizens. It also appears that the city has a relatively poor track record of transparency on how these cameras are being used, who has access, and how the data is being used. Here's a link to that information: https://www.eyesoffcolorado.org/city/golden Can the city clarify why they've decided to contract with Flock, and how the data is being used?

    jlatici asked 6 days ago

    Thank you for reaching out about our use of Flock cameras and the data collected. We have taken steps to regulate our Flock usage, to include implementing a policy with parameters, guidance, rules and an audit process. Access is only given to sworn officers. Flock cameras capture a point in time image of the rear of a passing vehicle, including distinguishing features of the car. That information is automatically run through state and national law enforcement databases (in the same way officers run license plates in their patrol cars). We use the data collected by Flock cameras to help protect the community, prevent and investigate crime and to recover stolen property to return it to its rightful owner (amongst other things).

    The Golden Police Department is committed to responsible use of this technology through clear policies, supervisory oversight, transparency, and accountability. We have auditable search logs and an audit process. We own the data and limit who we share information with to Colorado law enforcement agencies. We retain the data for 30 days only. In addition, we require officers to enter a valid law enforcement reason to access data.

    We are launching a transparency portal for the community to have access to how we are using the system and for what purpose. That should be in place in the near future. We have 11 cameras that are owned by the Golden Police Department, but there are privately owned cameras, as well as cameras belonging to other law enforcement agencies in and around our city.

    We continue to evaluate the benefits of Flock against the concerns of the public and will be hosting a study session with Golden City Council at an upcoming meeting. I hope you continue to engage in the discussion and share your perspective.

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    flock cameras
  • Share I’m curious what your plans are for noise mitigation on the north side of Highway 58 between Boyd St and Washington Ave? Over the past few years noise mitigation walls and a berm have been built along other stretches of Highway 58 but this area remains unprotected. The “Jake brakes” begin each morning around 5:30 and continue until the racing motorcycles take over later in the day and into the night. It would be amazing if the homeowners in this area could enjoy their backyards in peace! Please let me know when our little neighborhood will receive equal treatment as these other areas. on Facebook Share I’m curious what your plans are for noise mitigation on the north side of Highway 58 between Boyd St and Washington Ave? Over the past few years noise mitigation walls and a berm have been built along other stretches of Highway 58 but this area remains unprotected. The “Jake brakes” begin each morning around 5:30 and continue until the racing motorcycles take over later in the day and into the night. It would be amazing if the homeowners in this area could enjoy their backyards in peace! Please let me know when our little neighborhood will receive equal treatment as these other areas. on X (formerly Twitter) Share I’m curious what your plans are for noise mitigation on the north side of Highway 58 between Boyd St and Washington Ave? Over the past few years noise mitigation walls and a berm have been built along other stretches of Highway 58 but this area remains unprotected. The “Jake brakes” begin each morning around 5:30 and continue until the racing motorcycles take over later in the day and into the night. It would be amazing if the homeowners in this area could enjoy their backyards in peace! Please let me know when our little neighborhood will receive equal treatment as these other areas. on Linkedin Email I’m curious what your plans are for noise mitigation on the north side of Highway 58 between Boyd St and Washington Ave? Over the past few years noise mitigation walls and a berm have been built along other stretches of Highway 58 but this area remains unprotected. The “Jake brakes” begin each morning around 5:30 and continue until the racing motorcycles take over later in the day and into the night. It would be amazing if the homeowners in this area could enjoy their backyards in peace! Please let me know when our little neighborhood will receive equal treatment as these other areas. link

    I’m curious what your plans are for noise mitigation on the north side of Highway 58 between Boyd St and Washington Ave? Over the past few years noise mitigation walls and a berm have been built along other stretches of Highway 58 but this area remains unprotected. The “Jake brakes” begin each morning around 5:30 and continue until the racing motorcycles take over later in the day and into the night. It would be amazing if the homeowners in this area could enjoy their backyards in peace! Please let me know when our little neighborhood will receive equal treatment as these other areas.

    Lutzfamily asked 22 days ago

    The City is still working through the priority projects identified in the noise analysis report done by Coffman Engineering. Based on the readings taken in 2023/2024, it appears that this neighborhood is near the top of the queue once those first priority locations are addressed. Staff and our engineering firm would likely start looking at ROW/property lines and working on conceptual design in 2028.

  • Share Does the City have any update to its response to the following question and answer which were posted on the Guiding Golden website 9 months ago? I copied both the question as well as the City's response for the City's ease of response. This is still a big issue around town from a safety standpoint of both the riders of the E bikes/"motorcycles" as well and both drivers and pedestrians in the areas described in the post as well as on various other roads and trails in town. Soon school will be out for the summer and more children will be out in Golden riding around - often without helmuts and certainly without licenses and training. I copied and pasted the question and City's response here. "I have concerns about young males riding electric bikes unsafely on city streets, bike lanes and sidewalks (sometimes all 3 interchangeably). They are not old enough to have any license. They are quite adept at doing wheelies. They can be solo or in groups of 3. I have noticed this on Ford street from Ford Hill to downtown and also on Ford Street from 24th to downtown. Many thanks jrmcinerney asked 9 months ago Thank you for reaching out to share your concerns regarding this matter. We are aware of growing community interest and reports involving the use of electric motorbikes. At present, some types of newer, higher-powered electric bikes are not yet clearly categorized within existing local or state regulations, which can create challenges in consistent enforcement. While current ordinances do allow electric bikes on paths, we recognize that technology is evolving faster than policy in some areas. Our staff is actively reviewing these developments to explore potential updates or clarifications that would support public safety and align with enforcement practices. We appreciate your engagement and continued patience as we work through this evolving issue." on Facebook Share Does the City have any update to its response to the following question and answer which were posted on the Guiding Golden website 9 months ago? I copied both the question as well as the City's response for the City's ease of response. This is still a big issue around town from a safety standpoint of both the riders of the E bikes/"motorcycles" as well and both drivers and pedestrians in the areas described in the post as well as on various other roads and trails in town. Soon school will be out for the summer and more children will be out in Golden riding around - often without helmuts and certainly without licenses and training. I copied and pasted the question and City's response here. "I have concerns about young males riding electric bikes unsafely on city streets, bike lanes and sidewalks (sometimes all 3 interchangeably). They are not old enough to have any license. They are quite adept at doing wheelies. They can be solo or in groups of 3. I have noticed this on Ford street from Ford Hill to downtown and also on Ford Street from 24th to downtown. Many thanks jrmcinerney asked 9 months ago Thank you for reaching out to share your concerns regarding this matter. We are aware of growing community interest and reports involving the use of electric motorbikes. At present, some types of newer, higher-powered electric bikes are not yet clearly categorized within existing local or state regulations, which can create challenges in consistent enforcement. While current ordinances do allow electric bikes on paths, we recognize that technology is evolving faster than policy in some areas. Our staff is actively reviewing these developments to explore potential updates or clarifications that would support public safety and align with enforcement practices. We appreciate your engagement and continued patience as we work through this evolving issue." on X (formerly Twitter) Share Does the City have any update to its response to the following question and answer which were posted on the Guiding Golden website 9 months ago? I copied both the question as well as the City's response for the City's ease of response. This is still a big issue around town from a safety standpoint of both the riders of the E bikes/"motorcycles" as well and both drivers and pedestrians in the areas described in the post as well as on various other roads and trails in town. Soon school will be out for the summer and more children will be out in Golden riding around - often without helmuts and certainly without licenses and training. I copied and pasted the question and City's response here. "I have concerns about young males riding electric bikes unsafely on city streets, bike lanes and sidewalks (sometimes all 3 interchangeably). They are not old enough to have any license. They are quite adept at doing wheelies. They can be solo or in groups of 3. I have noticed this on Ford street from Ford Hill to downtown and also on Ford Street from 24th to downtown. Many thanks jrmcinerney asked 9 months ago Thank you for reaching out to share your concerns regarding this matter. We are aware of growing community interest and reports involving the use of electric motorbikes. At present, some types of newer, higher-powered electric bikes are not yet clearly categorized within existing local or state regulations, which can create challenges in consistent enforcement. While current ordinances do allow electric bikes on paths, we recognize that technology is evolving faster than policy in some areas. Our staff is actively reviewing these developments to explore potential updates or clarifications that would support public safety and align with enforcement practices. We appreciate your engagement and continued patience as we work through this evolving issue." on Linkedin Email Does the City have any update to its response to the following question and answer which were posted on the Guiding Golden website 9 months ago? I copied both the question as well as the City's response for the City's ease of response. This is still a big issue around town from a safety standpoint of both the riders of the E bikes/"motorcycles" as well and both drivers and pedestrians in the areas described in the post as well as on various other roads and trails in town. Soon school will be out for the summer and more children will be out in Golden riding around - often without helmuts and certainly without licenses and training. I copied and pasted the question and City's response here. "I have concerns about young males riding electric bikes unsafely on city streets, bike lanes and sidewalks (sometimes all 3 interchangeably). They are not old enough to have any license. They are quite adept at doing wheelies. They can be solo or in groups of 3. I have noticed this on Ford street from Ford Hill to downtown and also on Ford Street from 24th to downtown. Many thanks jrmcinerney asked 9 months ago Thank you for reaching out to share your concerns regarding this matter. We are aware of growing community interest and reports involving the use of electric motorbikes. At present, some types of newer, higher-powered electric bikes are not yet clearly categorized within existing local or state regulations, which can create challenges in consistent enforcement. While current ordinances do allow electric bikes on paths, we recognize that technology is evolving faster than policy in some areas. Our staff is actively reviewing these developments to explore potential updates or clarifications that would support public safety and align with enforcement practices. We appreciate your engagement and continued patience as we work through this evolving issue." link

    Does the City have any update to its response to the following question and answer which were posted on the Guiding Golden website 9 months ago? I copied both the question as well as the City's response for the City's ease of response. This is still a big issue around town from a safety standpoint of both the riders of the E bikes/"motorcycles" as well and both drivers and pedestrians in the areas described in the post as well as on various other roads and trails in town. Soon school will be out for the summer and more children will be out in Golden riding around - often without helmuts and certainly without licenses and training. I copied and pasted the question and City's response here. "I have concerns about young males riding electric bikes unsafely on city streets, bike lanes and sidewalks (sometimes all 3 interchangeably). They are not old enough to have any license. They are quite adept at doing wheelies. They can be solo or in groups of 3. I have noticed this on Ford street from Ford Hill to downtown and also on Ford Street from 24th to downtown. Many thanks jrmcinerney asked 9 months ago Thank you for reaching out to share your concerns regarding this matter. We are aware of growing community interest and reports involving the use of electric motorbikes. At present, some types of newer, higher-powered electric bikes are not yet clearly categorized within existing local or state regulations, which can create challenges in consistent enforcement. While current ordinances do allow electric bikes on paths, we recognize that technology is evolving faster than policy in some areas. Our staff is actively reviewing these developments to explore potential updates or clarifications that would support public safety and align with enforcement practices. We appreciate your engagement and continued patience as we work through this evolving issue."

    Feedback asked 4 months ago

    The City of Golden is developing and operationalizing an ongoing e-moto safety initiative focused on preventing serious injuries through education, community awareness, data tracking, and targeted enforcement.

    The initiative focuses on helping residents better understand where different types of vehicles may legally operate and the safety risks associated with unsafe riding. Outreach efforts include ongoing social media messaging, Informer articles, school outreach, Bike to Work Day education related to e-bikes, National Night Out engagement, educational resources for parents and riders, signage in high-concern areas, and Creek Ambassador outreach.

    The City is also coordinating across departments to improve reporting, monitor trends, and support appropriate enforcement when necessary. A dedicated reporting email address, emotosafety@cityofgolden.gov, has been established to help identify concern areas and track trends over time. While officers will not engage in dangerous pursuits related to e-moto violations, that should not be interpreted as a lack of enforcement, as riders and, when appropriate, parents or guardians may still be identified and cited.

    The overall approach is intended to balance education, accountability, and public safety while encouraging safe and lawful riding behaviors throughout Golden.

    We appreciate your continued interest in safety efforts in the City of Golden.

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    e-bikes e-moto e-motorcycles safety
  • Share May 9, 2026: I have two questions: 1. Is the Tucker Gulch Trail owned by the City of Golden? 2. Who is responsible for managing this Trail? Please provide the name of the department as well as contact information for that person. Thank you. on Facebook Share May 9, 2026: I have two questions: 1. Is the Tucker Gulch Trail owned by the City of Golden? 2. Who is responsible for managing this Trail? Please provide the name of the department as well as contact information for that person. Thank you. on X (formerly Twitter) Share May 9, 2026: I have two questions: 1. Is the Tucker Gulch Trail owned by the City of Golden? 2. Who is responsible for managing this Trail? Please provide the name of the department as well as contact information for that person. Thank you. on Linkedin Email May 9, 2026: I have two questions: 1. Is the Tucker Gulch Trail owned by the City of Golden? 2. Who is responsible for managing this Trail? Please provide the name of the department as well as contact information for that person. Thank you. link

    May 9, 2026: I have two questions: 1. Is the Tucker Gulch Trail owned by the City of Golden? 2. Who is responsible for managing this Trail? Please provide the name of the department as well as contact information for that person. Thank you.

    Feedback asked 4 months ago

    Hello and thank you for your inquiry. Yes, the City owns Tucker Gulch Trail and it is managed by our Parks department. You may direct questions to Kelsey Stansfield, Deputy Director of Land Management, Parks & Recreation, kstansfield@cityofgolden.gov. Thank you.

  • Share What are the plans for the lot next to Rock Rest on South Golden Road? The buildings have recently been torn down but I haven not been able to find any information on what will go there next. This is the 16100 S GOLDEN RD GOLDEN CO 80401 parcel. This not incorporated Golden but any information is appreciated thanks. on Facebook Share What are the plans for the lot next to Rock Rest on South Golden Road? The buildings have recently been torn down but I haven not been able to find any information on what will go there next. This is the 16100 S GOLDEN RD GOLDEN CO 80401 parcel. This not incorporated Golden but any information is appreciated thanks. on X (formerly Twitter) Share What are the plans for the lot next to Rock Rest on South Golden Road? The buildings have recently been torn down but I haven not been able to find any information on what will go there next. This is the 16100 S GOLDEN RD GOLDEN CO 80401 parcel. This not incorporated Golden but any information is appreciated thanks. on Linkedin Email What are the plans for the lot next to Rock Rest on South Golden Road? The buildings have recently been torn down but I haven not been able to find any information on what will go there next. This is the 16100 S GOLDEN RD GOLDEN CO 80401 parcel. This not incorporated Golden but any information is appreciated thanks. link

    What are the plans for the lot next to Rock Rest on South Golden Road? The buildings have recently been torn down but I haven not been able to find any information on what will go there next. This is the 16100 S GOLDEN RD GOLDEN CO 80401 parcel. This not incorporated Golden but any information is appreciated thanks.

    mdb asked 4 months ago

    The County sent us a referral for comments many months ago, but the project does not appear on their project map on their website. Please contact JeffCo Planning to see if this is still an active project: https://www.jeffco.us/786/Planning-Zoning


    Thank you for your inquiry.

  • Share Are there any plans to fix the chain link fence on 6th Ave just pass the 6th Ave exit from I70? It is falling down and terrible to look at, it also seems unsafe to have no barrier between drivers on the highway and the frontage road. Some sort of fix to this, or a permanent concrete wall (like a noise wall) would be much better. on Facebook Share Are there any plans to fix the chain link fence on 6th Ave just pass the 6th Ave exit from I70? It is falling down and terrible to look at, it also seems unsafe to have no barrier between drivers on the highway and the frontage road. Some sort of fix to this, or a permanent concrete wall (like a noise wall) would be much better. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Are there any plans to fix the chain link fence on 6th Ave just pass the 6th Ave exit from I70? It is falling down and terrible to look at, it also seems unsafe to have no barrier between drivers on the highway and the frontage road. Some sort of fix to this, or a permanent concrete wall (like a noise wall) would be much better. on Linkedin Email Are there any plans to fix the chain link fence on 6th Ave just pass the 6th Ave exit from I70? It is falling down and terrible to look at, it also seems unsafe to have no barrier between drivers on the highway and the frontage road. Some sort of fix to this, or a permanent concrete wall (like a noise wall) would be much better. link

    Are there any plans to fix the chain link fence on 6th Ave just pass the 6th Ave exit from I70? It is falling down and terrible to look at, it also seems unsafe to have no barrier between drivers on the highway and the frontage road. Some sort of fix to this, or a permanent concrete wall (like a noise wall) would be much better.

    mdb asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out. That fence is maintained by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), so we don’t have jurisdiction over repairs there.

    To submit a request for CDOT, you can use their online form here:

    https://www.codot.gov/topcontent/contact-cdot/

    Thank you again for the inquiry, we appreciate your concern.

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    cdot 6th fence
  • Share Are there any plans to upgrade the playground at Discovery park? on Facebook Share Are there any plans to upgrade the playground at Discovery park? on X (formerly Twitter) Share Are there any plans to upgrade the playground at Discovery park? on Linkedin Email Are there any plans to upgrade the playground at Discovery park? link

    Are there any plans to upgrade the playground at Discovery park?

    Ashleykratz26 asked 4 months ago

    No plans are currently scheduled for improvements at this time. However, we’re actively developing our capital plan and should have clarity on its placement in the replacement list by the end of the year.

    Thank you for your inquiry.  

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    discovery park discovery
  • Share I saw 3 boards at the GCC that outlined each of the 3 concept phases for heart of Golden.. A survey was also mentioned and I would like to give my input but I don't see any survey on GG. Thank you. on Facebook Share I saw 3 boards at the GCC that outlined each of the 3 concept phases for heart of Golden.. A survey was also mentioned and I would like to give my input but I don't see any survey on GG. Thank you. on X (formerly Twitter) Share I saw 3 boards at the GCC that outlined each of the 3 concept phases for heart of Golden.. A survey was also mentioned and I would like to give my input but I don't see any survey on GG. Thank you. on Linkedin Email I saw 3 boards at the GCC that outlined each of the 3 concept phases for heart of Golden.. A survey was also mentioned and I would like to give my input but I don't see any survey on GG. Thank you. link

    I saw 3 boards at the GCC that outlined each of the 3 concept phases for heart of Golden.. A survey was also mentioned and I would like to give my input but I don't see any survey on GG. Thank you.

    mgillis8 asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for your interest in participating in the survey. You can access it on Guiding Golden under the Current Projects section, specifically East End Amenities & Lions Park:

    https://www.guidinggolden.com/east-end-amenities

    We value your input and appreciate your engagement in this important community initiative.

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    lions lions park survey
  • Share What is being built off of 10th / 44th street by the Coors Factory? It looks like it might have some sort of patio. on Facebook Share What is being built off of 10th / 44th street by the Coors Factory? It looks like it might have some sort of patio. on X (formerly Twitter) Share What is being built off of 10th / 44th street by the Coors Factory? It looks like it might have some sort of patio. on Linkedin Email What is being built off of 10th / 44th street by the Coors Factory? It looks like it might have some sort of patio. link

    What is being built off of 10th / 44th street by the Coors Factory? It looks like it might have some sort of patio.

    Ashleykratz26 asked 4 months ago

    Hello! Thank you for your interest in the construction next to the Coors Factory. This site will house the city’s new Police & Municipal Building. You can track the progress and view design plans here: https://www.guidinggolden.com/heart-of-golden-moving-forward

    The page also features a livestream, where you can watch the construction in real time. Thanks again for reaching out!

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    municipal building construction police and municipal coors
  • Share FACT CHECK -- Help shape the future, pay as you throw program --- FACT CHERCK Ridwell is well equipped to handle the city of Golden's multi-layer and plastic film recycling. Please reach out to them directly as I did. While the cost may be an understandable hinderance to some, for others they can willfully pay $20 a month for this twice a month pickup service. And yes, some neighbors may choose to share the expense or not participate at all. Perhaps you can explain to me why Golden simply can't be more mindful and environmental when it comes to trash. Can the city consider advertising this service to vote on it, allow the community to decide for themselves. Initiative and incentives are encouraging and helpful, a small sustainability rebate to those families making a commitment to the environment. on Facebook Share FACT CHECK -- Help shape the future, pay as you throw program --- FACT CHERCK Ridwell is well equipped to handle the city of Golden's multi-layer and plastic film recycling. Please reach out to them directly as I did. While the cost may be an understandable hinderance to some, for others they can willfully pay $20 a month for this twice a month pickup service. And yes, some neighbors may choose to share the expense or not participate at all. Perhaps you can explain to me why Golden simply can't be more mindful and environmental when it comes to trash. Can the city consider advertising this service to vote on it, allow the community to decide for themselves. Initiative and incentives are encouraging and helpful, a small sustainability rebate to those families making a commitment to the environment. on X (formerly Twitter) Share FACT CHECK -- Help shape the future, pay as you throw program --- FACT CHERCK Ridwell is well equipped to handle the city of Golden's multi-layer and plastic film recycling. Please reach out to them directly as I did. While the cost may be an understandable hinderance to some, for others they can willfully pay $20 a month for this twice a month pickup service. And yes, some neighbors may choose to share the expense or not participate at all. Perhaps you can explain to me why Golden simply can't be more mindful and environmental when it comes to trash. Can the city consider advertising this service to vote on it, allow the community to decide for themselves. Initiative and incentives are encouraging and helpful, a small sustainability rebate to those families making a commitment to the environment. on Linkedin Email FACT CHECK -- Help shape the future, pay as you throw program --- FACT CHERCK Ridwell is well equipped to handle the city of Golden's multi-layer and plastic film recycling. Please reach out to them directly as I did. While the cost may be an understandable hinderance to some, for others they can willfully pay $20 a month for this twice a month pickup service. And yes, some neighbors may choose to share the expense or not participate at all. Perhaps you can explain to me why Golden simply can't be more mindful and environmental when it comes to trash. Can the city consider advertising this service to vote on it, allow the community to decide for themselves. Initiative and incentives are encouraging and helpful, a small sustainability rebate to those families making a commitment to the environment. link

    FACT CHECK -- Help shape the future, pay as you throw program --- FACT CHERCK Ridwell is well equipped to handle the city of Golden's multi-layer and plastic film recycling. Please reach out to them directly as I did. While the cost may be an understandable hinderance to some, for others they can willfully pay $20 a month for this twice a month pickup service. And yes, some neighbors may choose to share the expense or not participate at all. Perhaps you can explain to me why Golden simply can't be more mindful and environmental when it comes to trash. Can the city consider advertising this service to vote on it, allow the community to decide for themselves. Initiative and incentives are encouraging and helpful, a small sustainability rebate to those families making a commitment to the environment.

    RO asked 10 months ago

    Staff has been in contact with Ridwell and will continue to consider their program as we explore potential opportunities in the future. If you have additional input or suggestions, we welcome you to share public comment at an upcoming Community Sustainability Advisory Board meeting. You can find meeting details on the city calendar. Our next scheduled meeting is Wednesday, December 3, 2025. Thank you for reaching out and for sharing your concerns.


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