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5. SPECIAL ORDER(S) OF THE DAY A. Proclamation: In Recognition of National Preservation Month 2012 - Kenneth Rolandelli, Chair, Historic Resources Advisory Committee Mayor Aguirre presented the proclamation to Mr. Rolandelli who shared the program of the events scheduled for the month. Mr. Rolandelli also recognized all the partners that made this possible. Mayor Aguirre thanked Mr. Rolandelli for all his historical initiatives and contributions to the Redwood City youth and the community in general. B. Proclamation: West Nile Virus and Mosquito and Vector Control Awareness Week - Maria Martinucci, Redwood City Trustee, San Mateo County Mosquito and Vector Control District Mayor Aguirre welcomed Ms. Maria Martinucci and thanked her for her work on the Board of Trustees as the Council's representative. Ms. Martinucci thanked the Council for being proactive in bringing awareness to this important issue. Mayor Aguirre also thanked Ms. Martinucci for her pro bono work and the regular updates to the City Council. C. Public Safety Realignment Informational Overview Recommendation: Review report for informational purposes only. Chief Gamez introduced Captain Mulholland who addressed the Council (presentation on file). He defined the issue of the realignment topic and explained the legislation that enacted such shift in responsibility from the State to the County. He provided details on "Who" the realignment population is. Captain Mulholland spoke about a Community Correction Partnership, which is being founded in each County. He also covered funding sources and distribution, and the local implementation plan and the delivery of support services. Council had questions about the number of parolees impacted by this reality and the timing of their return into the community. One Council Member noted that she had attended a community meeting with Captain Hernandez and she heard loud and clear the need for community services. This Council Member inquired about finances and funds for re-entry programs. Captain Mulholland provided details stating that services are not broken down by what is offered in incorporated Redwood City versus unincorporated Redwood City. Chief Gamez added that the "splits" have not been designated and provided clarifying details about the criminal background of the individuals with prior convictions. One Council Member agreed that a false sense of security can be a concern, but it is also important to provide programs that allow people to change their lives. One Council Member noted that local jurisdictions are getting one time money and no other ongoing funds. JOINT CITY COUNCIUSUCCESSOR AGENCY April 23, 2012 MEETING MINUTES PAGE 2 MINUTE BOOK NO. 64 Page No. 88