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NON-AGENDA PUBLIC COMMUNICATION (DISTRICTS: ALL)
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Purita Javier raised concerns regarding air quality in her neighborhood requesting policy changes to address odors and emissions from a nearby facility.
Ricky Robinson spoke regarding his grandchildren, alleging wrongful actions by Child and Family Well-Being, and stated his family had been traumatized by the child welfare system; requested the return of the children to the family.
Jennifer Roysdon alleged that County Child Welfare Services is contributing to human trafficking and over-medicating children, asserted that children are being removed without sufficient evidence, and criticized specific judicial officers involved in dependency proceedings.
Allegedly Audra urged the Board to attend a March 7 march against child trafficking, criticizing members for appearing indifferent and questioning their moral integrity if they do not participate.
Natalie Rajic described her experience following public comment at a local school board meeting, alleging retaliatory restraining orders, misuse of public funds in court proceedings and eviction actions, and requested investigation into court procedural safeguards and Sheriff protocols relating to jurisdiction and bankruptcy issues affecting her housing.
Paul the Bold criticized the County’s child welfare and juvenile justice systems for repeated failures and alleged neglect leading to harm or death of children, urges reform of the Child and Family Well‑Being Department, and warns of further potential misconduct involving foster youth.
Jadon Marshall raised concerns about a mechanic’s operation near A Street between 10th and 11th Streets in Ramona, including parked vehicles, dumpsters, and extension cords obstructing access, and requested County assistance, including consideration of no overnight parking restrictions.
Barbara Gordon as a public health advocate, spoke in support of the American Heart Association and highlighted the connection between smoking (tobacco and marijuana) and high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke; urged more County prevention messaging on tobacco and marijuana use and cardiovascular health.
Terri-Ann Skelly referenced recent reports from Rady Children’s Hospital and national studies regarding adolescent cannabis use, increased emergency visits, and mental health impacts; urged reducing visibility and promotion of marijuana in the County, particularly for youth.
Consuelo expressed skepticism regarding centralized government programs and reserves spending, cautioned that centralization increases governmental control, and reiterated concerns about vulnerable populations and government priorities.
Cesar Javier emphasized the need for action on Tijuana River Valley pollution, urging that County priorities focus on life and health, and encouraging joint work by the Board and community on cleanup efforts.
Truth commented on the County’s budget, reserves, and term limit discussions; alleged election integrity concerns; criticized union influence and County spending priorities; and referenced prior correspondence concerning alleged back-room decision-making.
Gambler Hermes raised concerns regarding election administration, voter registration practices, alleged voter fraud, and asserted that County actions have been taken to silence him; urged investigation into registration and vote-by-mail systems.
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CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
Heard, referred to the Chief Administrative Officer.
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Respectfully submitted,
EBONY N. SHELTON
Chief Administrative Officer
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