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[0:00] The very corner building there, he's being brought.
[0:08] And so for any, you know, I'm just saying if anybody, if he, we could advise a plan, I don't know, but I, I think it would be who less I would do that for any business. Well we were guarantee they were here. Bridget contested. That they said that he would have that said we've been talked about if I had.
[0:29] in fact this place and every other thing and they get it when him and his wife were here that they would work with them and they would do whatever that's there.
[0:39] Well apparently that's not the problem.
[0:41] I talked to Mr. Gumper too and was there too.
[0:46] And the mayor was there and we're just going to have to get a hold of them people and hold them accountable for what they said.
[0:55] And let them know that it's just not benefiting.
[0:58] Right.
[0:58] Right.
[0:59] Right.
[0:59] It's a benefit going on in the middle of our whole community.
[1:02] Yeah.
[1:02] You just do that.
[1:04] Yes, Pat.
[1:05] That's.
[1:06] Did you call it?
[1:07] But Lisa?
[1:08] I did.
[1:08] And what did they tell you?
[1:10] Well, that he's okay for now.
[1:13] So I didn't want to, I figured, if we're going to throw a strike, we need to be strategic
[1:21] at the time.
[1:22] and if he's okay for right now then maybe we get our ducks in a row do our due diligence and
[1:28] then be ready when he says you know they're really giving me a hard time I can't get into my
[1:32] building then we can advance but I think for right now it seems like he's okay I do a couple phone
[1:38] calls to make to see that he was all right but like I said any business we have in North
[1:43] Brighton we gotta do our love with best of people keep them together especially something that
[1:47] out and I think you're absolutely correct because he's going to grow. Right.
[1:52] Next let's see trains kids. Any harsh on the neighbors which is I mean you know
[1:58] does anybody else have anything to report from their committees does anybody
[2:05] have any questions for anyone's committee.
[2:10] I have one thing it's not on a
[2:12] committee but the comprehensive plan is finished is drawing comprehensive
[2:18] it's a plan and it's it's on the website understand we're on point. Oh listen, well they should have a coffee. Yeah, so it's it's available for review until I believe mid to late April, so please.
[2:36] Please, please review and remind any of your constituents to go on the site and to read
[2:45] it.
[2:46] Yeah, there have been some good comments for taking a summer because this came from the
[2:54] constituents.
[2:55] The meetings, all the public that have planned and dreamed and everything and it's been condensed
[3:01] now.
[3:01] So what we could do, you know, we pretty soon, like if we concentrate in efforts.
[3:13] Anybody else have anything pretty to make any other comments?
[3:20] We'll go to the mayor's report.
[3:22] Okay.
[3:23] We had like $199 calls for the month, it was $884 total calls for medical assistance, the
[3:33] calls. Our public police system was three. We had 37 domestic calls for the
[3:40] month. Traffic stops were 70 for the month and they will be going up as the
[3:46] weather changes. Suspicious activity which is called to different homes where
[3:52] people think they're breaking in or walking around that were nine. Road hazards were
[3:58] 14 gun calls and gun shots fired. There were five death reports. There were nine
[4:06] state of West accidents eight. I don't want to call those who are home or
[4:12] aren't. A D T. They're kind of called there were 14 and better reports that were
[4:18] eight. And that's it for the month.
[4:23] I have a car for a good shape. I've talked to
[4:25] He is designing different vehicles to different police officers every day.
[4:32] They're not just here and say I'll see you later on on the road.
[4:35] He knows where they're in as he tells me what cars they are in for the day.
[4:39] So there's a handle on what cars we in here need to do.
[4:44] They're in pretty good shape for right now.
[4:49] How many vehicles do we got?
[4:54] How's the maintenance with COVID?
[4:57] which was back to you in the office.
[4:59] How was it going with that?
[5:03] We've had a lot of stuff, they got it on their own.
[5:05] There were a lot of stuff.
[5:07] It was working on the shots of the Friday club
[5:08] who were working on for the different police.
[5:11] I got mine because of 65.
[5:14] My wife got it because she got her 65.
[5:17] But I thought her doing this.
[5:22] She's a pharmacist and she couldn't help us out.
[5:25] And you can't call a pharmacist and say,
[5:28] get some extra shots for the firemen or shots, but just, you know,
[5:32] pass through your own with match.
[5:36] Jerome, he knows he fills our hand sanitizers up constantly.
[5:40] It's just, it's a, we sanitize the vehicles every time we get into
[5:45] order, it's a jar of sanitized water.
[5:47] The steering wheels from the previous officer, if by what you're
[5:50] have mass plus after calls, they clean up a little bit because
[5:55] I mean, different individuals, I mean, we've earned COVID.
[6:02] I think I've got that probably five people.
[6:03] You're making a car and throw all kinds of things in one
[6:08] officer's face the other day.
[6:09] We have the settings on the left.
[6:12] Well, you can go and get enough stuff.
[6:20] I guess I'm going to ask council about,
[6:23] I've been involved in me for a while.
[6:26] We've been, we're still going to East Pittsburgh.
[6:42] We have to come up with something to charge for call, see Spisberg and send them a certified
[6:51] letter would have billed and seen we could do anything about that and it got
[6:56] a little bit more there. Don't pay within two days or two months. I think we
[7:01] have a pay. And we're making I thought we're absolutely nothing. They they're
[7:07] been Scott free for just what? The third year now? Third or fourth? And they're saying
[7:12] about we had $50,000 a year on which they don't have a place for the more new
[7:17] is ours. And we're not getting the dance in for them. They have every day almost every
[7:23] day. I thought council and state police ain't in the area. They're either in Boone or
[7:28] they're in Greensburg and they call and say, can you, can you go there and they call
[7:33] as a car station? Can you go there and we work 30 minutes out? What are we going to do?
[7:38] You know, that it could be a life or death situation. You don't know, but we, there
[7:42] We've got to be something that we have to charge for, or just quick go on period.
[7:48] There was a phone at council that says about the age 10 trial.
[7:53] You know, he's this friend, they're saying they have a big marriage race over there.
[7:57] There's two or three individuals running.
[7:59] He was just appointed also when I was appointed.
[8:02] They're saying they're appointed north for south, north for south,
[8:05] saying they never heard that.
[8:07] I mean, I don't know what they want, they don't want, they're telling me one story and it's not true, and we just keep going over there and not getting paid, and we can't continue to do this.
[8:20] What would be a great, we already decided in order for Brad to not go to East Pittsburgh.
[8:27] I don't know how he was decided at a household and he'd go ahead chief.
[8:31] That was decided.
[8:33] The only thing that we go to, he's picked before, like he said, like we're done.
[8:36] I mean, if you got a guy calling someone in space, we're going to want him right now, we're going to.
[8:41] How often is that?
[8:42] Every call we go to.
[8:43] Every call we go to is not, it's not somebody's dog barking or barking or somebody arguing.
[8:49] This is physical domestic shooting.
[8:51] So is it recording?
[8:53] Yes.
[8:53] Everyone's recording.
[8:54] So every time you go, there's foot of mine.
[8:58] You need to send them a copy, send a state send them a copy of how many times you go over there and you put a price on it.
[9:05] Because we refuse that the rest aren't happy.
[9:08] So they have to do it on county.
[9:11] So everything that we get comes to our county dispatch so it's all legal.
[9:15] I'm staying on our end.
[9:17] Yeah, everything's required.
[9:19] Yeah, I can cool anything that happens.
[9:23] But like I said, if we go there, it's because you've got a trooper fight with somebody.
[9:29] In 90% of the time, it's active, the plastics are where they're very physical.
[9:33] The plastic tanks get involved and that's why we're there.
[9:35] Because it's going to come to town where it's going to be a conflict.
[9:38] Yes.
[9:39] I mean, I don't mean that over here.
[9:41] That would be fine.
[9:43] That would help judge for what would be a comfortable price that we should charge to people.
[9:48] We've been trying to set up a meeting with their council president and their mayor, our
[9:54] new mayor who's after the same building, just like before, and our former mayor tried,
[10:01] I have tried, but they do not want to meet because why should they pay when they're getting
[10:08] it for free?
[10:39] It's an all-around加密 construction problem he told me that was coming to me.
[10:42] The county convener, really called them once and already that very condition probably may go from ten to.
[10:51] Oh yeah it's worth right now that you've been called from base like we watched,
[10:55] and clerk went here,υ
[10:56] so it's a bottom thing to give him and i could get everything that we responded.
[10:59] And then next merely to Don in this position,
[11:02] and it will show how many officers we had two officers and one recollection at a time
[11:08] We're getting called there. We've got to go to the ball.
[11:11] If I'm not about right, too, how many times we're assisting Brian?
[11:15] And how many times today has this done?
[11:17] I wish he said them a certified letter on East Pittsburgh.
[11:19] So we certify people with the stuff.
[11:22] I mean, prospect cherishes County, right?
[11:25] That's County.
[11:25] No, that's not a group.
[11:27] That's East Pittsburgh.
[11:28] No, I'm not saying that. I'm saying it's a County.
[11:30] County. County. County.
[11:31] So we're getting called there.
[11:33] This, I mean, I listen to the Skinner.
[11:34] It's like all the time.
[11:36] Showers, you know.
[11:36] German runners out. Right. That's right.
[11:39] The runner will tell you that.
[11:40] Now I've talked to a county,
[11:42] how the authority guy at the Fishfly last week
[11:44] and we would have 8 cups.
[11:47] Yeah. We could have 5 officers
[11:49] to do the whole one-side.
[11:52] So they can have a lot of making a soccer.
[11:54] They can have a big area.
[11:55] Yeah, from East,
[11:56] the East Board, all in the ranking.
[11:59] And they can't be lost.
[12:01] We'll be bringing up the rest of the corner.
[12:03] You know, I mean they have these drivers.
[12:05] It's more than one's covered.
[12:07] The tire is what, two, three times a day.
[12:11] Yeah, we've got the product, the only one for it.
[12:13] And there's five options, there's only two for that.
[12:17] No, general grant off and he sticks right,
[12:21] we need to find, you know, these things.
[12:22] Only they got to have the, only they got to have the look
[12:25] and it's going to be in the state police covers,
[12:27] each Pittsburgh is going to have a clock
[12:28] because they're all beginning to do that.
[12:31] But we're not there.
[12:32] No, no, no, I'm expect it's just the state police
[12:35] are asking for help, so who do you try to build a standard or you try to build a system?
[12:40] I think one of the other issues is that if we do ask for payment from e-picture, I think
[12:46] we have to cover e-picture because they can't, the state won't, the state won't assist if
[12:53] they can't have to do, the state won't drop out and we have to take over so the number
[12:58] we come with, we have to make sure we cover e-picture.
[13:02] We charge $20,000 that the state won't pull out and we're going to take over the
[13:07] picture as a whole because we can't pay you from these pictures.
[13:10] Are we going to charge them per call or are we going to pay for the state going back out?
[13:18] So we have to make sure we get enough money from these pictures to cover these pictures.
[13:23] Once we add for it, the state going to go, okay, y'all take over and we're going to bounce out.
[13:27] I mean, you're going to see if I could turn that screen?
[13:29] That's not.
[13:30] That's not told.
[13:32] When they had a police department, their budget was like,
[13:34] I think that's at $300,000.
[13:35] $300,000.
[13:36] It's amazing.
[13:37] $340,000.
[13:38] $1,000,000.
[13:39] Yeah.
[13:40] Yeah.
[13:40] They have a different form of mayor.
[13:43] And all this came about.
[13:46] He was in the agreement for about $325,000 a year for North
[13:54] Brad and he was willing to commit $325,000 a year for him to come for us to go to East
[14:05] Pittsburgh and police East Pittsburgh.
[14:07] But that never materialized, that was the figure that was given to me.
[14:13] I gave it to Doug and negotiations just stopped right there.
[14:18] We could we've we've never got it and a letter was sent to East Pittsburgh tell them that we cease from going there
[14:32] Right right right do we have a mutual aid agreement with the state police no no no no no
[14:42] I'm not sure about that because if we do and they're policing in these
[14:49] Pittsburghs, they can come over yeah but I don't care. I don't care. You know the way
[14:56] The link to the link is also right over here, you can take it and...
[15:00] Front of the last day, you don't mean you don't rat it, and, coklons, I'm a state police.
[15:06] Anywhere in the city. Anywhere in the city.
[15:08] That's right, I'm a government who's waiting right now.
[15:11] The future will be between municipalities, not the state council, right?
[15:16] If they can make us do, why can't they make, how can they make, why can't they make, you know,
[15:20] four stills counties, other, why do we be only wants to be important?
[15:25] Well, they don't come. They don't come.
[15:26] I know they don't.
[15:28] Well, here's the, here's the my opinion. Here's what comes down the road.
[15:33] So we go against them and we say, you know, you need to pay us and they say no.
[15:38] So what are you going to do? See them?
[15:41] I think you stop providing services.
[15:45] You stop providing services. That's the bottom line here.
[15:48] They don't want to deal with us. They don't want to pay us. Yet we're providing the service.
[15:52] It seems to me that you need to stop providing the service.
[16:06] I think you have to let the county know that you're not going to be responding and don't call us and the state and the state.
[16:18] No, I got letters but said to 9-1-1, the letter was sent to these people telling that we've
[16:25] ceased from going.
[16:27] Yes, John, but we didn't cease from going.
[16:29] We continue to provide service.
[16:31] That's the issue here.
[16:34] We're continuing to provide the service, even though we say we're going to stop.
[16:38] We don't stop.
[16:40] But I mean, the truth of the matter is, there are people in this room who have relatives that
[16:44] look beneath Pittsburgh.
[16:45] If somebody's getting their head beat in like the chief said he's not going to just not go
[16:51] Nobody's got a gun to their head. He's just not going to not go so that's going to continue to happen
[16:56] Isn't that the responsibility of these Pittsburgh's borough council?
[17:00] Where did you say that isn't that the responsibility of these Pittsburgh's borough council?
[17:05] Yeah, sure those situations don't occur or if they do occur they have adequate protection
[17:11] It is very important why should North Braddock Barrow Council assume that responsibility?