35:57
And kind of going back to Ashley and her you're talking about the safety it is. It's phenomenal. I kind of brought this up, I think maybe to you John, there is a homeless man and actually in my only big thing is he used to kind of be down in the pavilion that was open.
46:08
Number 16, public safety, homelessness and sidewalk access. Number 19, 76, cities expansion. Number 22, tunnel towers. I think that just goes along with what we're doing in the city and and I think that would be wonderful to do for our veterans.
1:23:10
And homelessness right now to the point that was raised by Councilman Duncan, and we'll probably find the money to support it because it's a good idea, but once again, we'll be asked to put up at a certain point of to $18 million a year of sustainable funds.
1:49:43
We we have to pay $65 a night or $400 a week uh to put homeless in there. And sometimes we get two people, sometimes they get we had a family with nine kids, 11 people had to buy for I had to buy two rooms for that family.
7:23
The alignment of our resources to the vision and goals that you all set several years ago. Crime and safety, economic development, resilient revenue, community appearance, declining neighborhoods, and addressing homelessness.
6:08:43
Public speaker: I know it's late, this is more of a comment in response to the public comment on urban encampments and ordinances. I am very concerned about the narrative everybody is weaving about the so-called homeless…
3:06:57
Oh, McKinney-Vento, students that are unhoused. And they also have a large portion of their students that have IEPs. So they really service a portion of the community that is very similar to ours and work hard to make sure…
2:01:09
…the wretched refuse of your teaming shore. Send these, the homeless tempest tossed to me. I lift my lamp besides the golden door. that's the new colossus by emeral lazarus from 1883.
1:33:13
It has an accessible medical center nearby. These communities have homeless shelters and robust community services. They also have smaller things like tornado sirens in etiquette street lamps.
3:53:50
We are looking at gun violence, we are looking at our unhoused population, we are looking at traffic and pedestrian safety. In my undergraduate years at Masu, I often joked that causation day was just as predictably on my class schedule as syllabus day and stop day.
2:55:12
And I see what's happening with homeless people, and I want to make real clear, I will offer money to help homeless people. I got nothing against homeless people, but there are a lot more homeless people around here than you might know, and they leave their trash anywhere and everywhere.
1:27:37
Instead, it simply moves people experiencing homelessness from block to block or street to jail. Rather than viewing tent cities as a threat to public safety, communities should view self-organization by those experiencing homelessness as an opportunity to provide services and to address the root cause of the homelessness and guarantee the human rights of all of those residents.