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11:35 Residents and neighbors tell me it MAY be difficult and confusing for them sometimes to navigate city hall when they are trying to obtain city services, especially when they have to reach multiple departments.Play from 11:35
30:02 We we carry children so we need that um, again we need that that that ob doctor to to deal with and it took a while for when the ob doctor left jamaica plain it took them.Play from 30:02
4:10 The first order of business before you this morning concerns track meeting minutes of JULY 29th, 2026 for the Public Facilities Department and Mayor's Office of Housing.Play from 4:10
2:51:48 She helped, um, homeless kids. and their families and I can say this now because she's retired, but sometimes she would take in kids when they didn't have anywhere else to go including their families.Play from 2:51:48
5:01 Should we partner with private developers, funding and financing and the, what resident control looks like. So this will all come, uh, but today we want to focus on those two sort of core questions.Play from 5:01
1:07:07 We we build right now our minimum backbone speed is 100 gigabits and that's drilled two different directions to Equinex and then a data center in Baltimore and then it's TIG gig capacity to the home but 100 gig, you know, right…Play from 1:07:07
15:10 The. open when it rains seekers, residents and public housing and you know, just all different movements coming out the support and advocate to keep open space especially in the neighborhood of south boston that doesn't have much.Play from 15:10
34:32 However, I am not convinced that flock safety is the right partner for New Given the controversy surrounding the company and its nationwide data sharing network, I still have serious questions about whether we can adequately protect residents' privacy, their civil rights, their civil liberties, and their personal safety.Play from 34:32
1:28:12 So that is many times the concerns I've had right if lay files are blocked and said because of a concern of open meeting law but then all of a sudden if it's not a certain person following them they're not block.Play from 1:28:12
1:19:39 New residents have affordable housing options. They have safe and reliable transit connections to jobs, schools, and throughout boston and create neighborhood nodes that will home to vibrant thriving local businesses.Play from 1:19:39
25:51 …have. I don't know if um you have any insights to that, Chairp. Sure, I can weigh in. Normally, this sort of thing would happen out of free Sure, I can weigh in.Play from 25:51
1:09:00 Uh, but we've heard concerns about the 40 hour requirement, the capacity of city to certify training providers and administer a new permitting system, the cost to employers and institutions that contract with them, whether existing…Play from 1:09:00
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