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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
Date
10/26/2020
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mailto:ltrevenen@icloud.com
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From: Linda Trevenen <br />To: GRP -City Council; Council -Diane Howard; smasaurCcbredwood city. org <br />Subject: Firefighters need to stay <br />Date: Friday, October 23, 2020 5:43:52 PM <br />Dear Redwood City council, <br />When did the safety of our citizens become unimportant? Redwood City is situated on a fault line, has many major <br />apartment buildings, is home to multi-million dollar real estate, and this council thinks it is okay to ignore these <br />facts? How can we protect residents when fires require fast response in order to save people and property. What is <br />most surprising is that COVID-19 has taught us that the last thing we should do is ignore preparing for crisis, yet a <br />cut to the Redwood City fire department is doing exactly that. Budget cuts must be found elsewhere, not at the <br />expense of basic safety needs. It is shameful to even propose such a cut after the growth of Redwood City over the <br />last decade. <br />Sincerely, concerned native Redwood City citizen <br />Sent from my iPhone <br />
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