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Non-Agenda Public Communication (Districts: All)
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Overview
Ronald Owens, Jr. stated he is a retired California Department of Public Health public information officer and asserted that COVID-19 vaccines have caused serious adverse events and excess mortality, urging the Board to review information he has provided and to fulfill its duty to protect public health.
Keith Thygerson began speaking against the Golden Pacific Powerlink project and was advised by the Chair that his remarks should be given during the scheduled discussion item on that subject.
Cesar Javier commented regarding perceived prioritization of business interests over community safety and health, expressed concerns about air pollution, ceramics manufacturing, and health impacts in his community, and requested greater attention to human health resources.
Darryl Cotton described operations at a neighboring business on Federal Boulevard storing raw sewage in an open tank, raised concerns about permitting, odors, noise, and potential contamination of Chollas Creek, and requested the Board direct the Department of Environmental Health and Quality to revisit a compliance finding and enforce applicable regulations.
Mike Borrello criticized governmental responses to COVID-19 vaccine mandates, asserted that mandates led to excess mortality and injuries, and called for accountability from elected officials and public health authorities for those policies.
Paul the Bold expressed concerns about County email retention policies, suggesting that emails should be retained longer than fixed periods to avoid prejudice in legal proceedings and to maintain accountability regarding contracts and personnel issues.
Consuelo expressed broader philosophical objections to the system, reiterated that free will persists despite governmental actions, and urged the public to recognize patterns of manipulation and to consider alternative ways to structure community governance beyond current institutions.
Madison Rapp urged the Board to prioritize youth cannabis use prevention as a standing public health priority by funding school-based education, supporting community coalitions, and investing in parent education, particularly at the start of the school year.
Terri-Ann Skelly emphasized the need for mental health resources for students and staff in schools, urged enforcement against illegal sales of flavored tobacco and marijuana products near youth, and requested the Board send clear messages that intoxicating substances are not solutions to problems.
Julie Threet described personal injuries she attributes to COVID-19 vaccination, including neurological and ophthalmological conditions, reported witnessing adverse events at a public health clinic, and urged the County to issue warnings about vaccine risks and review prior pandemic policies and communications.
Pam asserted that Fauci and federal agencies concealed high miscarriage rates associated with COVID-19 vaccination, alleged County complicity in harm to infants, and criticized certain Supervisors for supporting pandemic policies and abortion, while expressing personal views on July 4th events and Board conduct.
Maximiliam Schmitt criticized County and federal authorities on multiple issues including alleged corruption, election practices and DMV malfeasance, referenced carrying the Constitution as a reminder of civil rights, and asserted that various officials should face legal consequences.
Joann Fields thanked Chair Pro Tem Aguirre for participating in the Filipino American Friendship Festival (F3) and for a personal proclamation, and recognized County departments and officials for sponsoring and supporting the event, highlighting the large Filipino population in the County.
Truth Tonix delivered extensive comments criticizing multiple Supervisors, alleging misuse of County funds, campaign finance issues, and corruption related to logos, sewage priorities, wage theft and detention conditions, and called for recall efforts, while referencing several prior Board actions and staff relationships.
Gambler Hermes discussed alleged election irregularities, language ballot approvals, and staffing practices at the Registrar of Voters, asserting systemic problems in voter registration and administration and criticizing specific individuals for their roles.
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Recommendation by Chief Administrative Officer:
1) Heard, referred to the Chief Administrative Officer.
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Respectfully submitted,
Ebony N. Shelton
Chief Administrative Officer
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