34th Dems Board Meeting Minutes

October 20, 2021 – Virtual meeting held via closed ZOOM

6:30 pm – Call to Order by Chair Carla Rogers 

Attendees: Carla Rogers, Sara Smith, Sarah Koch, Rachel Glass, Bunny Hatcher, Colleen Hinton, Dawn Rains, Gina Topp, Julie Whitaker, Karen Richter, Norman Sigler, Steven Butts, Aaron Garcia, Chris Porter, Leah Griffin

Welcome & Reminder of our social contract

Review of Agenda and Minutes 

• September minutes approved by verbal affirmation 
• Agenda for tonight approved by verbal affirmation

Announcements & Upcoming Dates 

• Year One Reflection Interview Reminder to meet with the Chair

• Open Board Positions:

• 2nd Vice Chair

• LAC Chair

• Endorsements Chair

• • Discussions ensued, and will be pursued off-line to share more details and provide background details, and will be shared on the newsletter https://34dems.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/2021-October-Newsletter.pdf?x29993.  All positions depend on the upcoming redistricting. 
• Proposal to take board meetings back to 7-8:30pm.  Approved by verbal affirmation. 
• Award committee could use a board member to be involved. 
• October meeting reflections 
  • Feedback on speakers, both engaging, also had some input for improvement
  • Some platform discussion regarding Tribal representation, and a couple of board members volunteered to look into ways to increase it.  Karen Richter and Bunny Hatcher will pursue it. 
• November meeting Townhall planning Fitzgibbon and Eileen Cody likely attending, plus an environmental policy presentation from a local teacher 
• Website issue for the 34th and may need assistance
• Burien canvassing this last weekend covered 3 precincts! 

End of Year Celebration and Decision

• Typically, been held at the Hall of Fauntleroy, potluck with 34th providing main course and beverages, ~$1,500
• Discussions around Holiday giving, pros and cons of having in-person versus virtual events. There was a suggestion regarding a service event and holiday gift. 
• Leah Griffin moved and Chris Porter seconded: postpone celebratory gathering to the Spring, and in the meantime pursue a community service project. Verbal approval, no opposition.  

Resolutions 

• Salmon: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1buhL5TIsUQwjdntsStvBJeXrpFiIrypA/edit 

• • • Chris Porter spoke regarding the resolution and recent action 
    • Bunny Hatcher spoke regarding the resolution and highlighted various sections
    • Discussion regarding whom/where to send the resolution if it is approved; sending to Biden administration plus Secretary of Interior and Secretary of Energy, and State Representatives and Senators   
    • Bunny Hatcher moved and Chris Porter seconded sending to the membership with a ‘do pass’ recommendation.  Verbal approval, no opposition. 

• Gondola: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1buhL5TIsUQwjdntsStvBJeXrpFiIrypA/edit 

• • Rachel Glass spoke regarding the resolution and recent conversations she has heard and suggested that we have Martin speak to the membership.
  • Karen Richter moved and Bunny Hatcher seconded NOT to move this forward to the membership. 
  • Verbal approval, majority passed. 

Redistricting  

• Thank you to everyone providing lots of representation in redistricting meetings 
• The new maps will cause major issues, regardless of what happens with the new maps, we will experience disruption and upheaval, so be planning for changes. 

Final GOTV Plan (Burien and non-Burien) 

• Good turnout last week and please continue to GOTV! 

Good of the Order

• Phone banking and text banking for Hamdi next week
• Hugo Garcia very symptomatic with covid: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSekpFABj3l_3Jp5iUu3_idpU7gnA4OMVyuIOutDPGtA2bt-4Q/viewform 

8:18 Adjourned by Carla Rogers, Chair 

34th Dems Board Meeting Minutes

September 15, 2021 – Virtual meeting held via closed ZOOM

6:30 pm – Call to Order by Chair Carla Rogers 

Attendees: Carla Rogers, Bunny Hatcher, Chris Porter, Dawn Rains, Julie Whitaker, Karen Richter, Nick Bonazza, Norman Sigler, Sara Smith, Steven Butts, Trey Lykins, Rachel Glass, Leah Griffin, Sarah Koch

Call to Order

Welcome & Reminder of our social contract

Review of Agenda and Minutes 

• Minutes from August meeting approved, Leah Griffin moved, Sarah Koch second, all in favor, no opposition
• Agenda for tonight approved

Announcements & Upcoming Dates 

• Please send newsletter articles to Steve by Sept 28!

• We will not host a mayoral debate this cycle.

• 2 Resignations, Jordan Crawley who shared his letter publicly with the 34th, and Janine Anzalota who resigned privately to the Chair.  Both have contributed considerably to the 34th and will be deeply missed.  Redistricting was Janine’s most recent focus, which is starting this month, so the 34th has some catch up to do.  Open Board Positions:

• • 2nd Vice Chair
  • LAC Chair
  • Endorsements Chair
  • KCDCC Alt – Aaron Garcia will be elected in October
  • PLEASE RECRUIT AND/OR VOLUNTEER FOR THESE POSITIONS. 

• Redistricting – the window for input opens soon, and there is training available.  Encourage 34th members and others to make their voice heard!  Learn more: https://www.redistricting.wa.gov/participate/how-to-participate.  There was a brief discussion on effective and collaborative letter-writing, as well as strategizing public testimony.  
• Burien Canvases – September 19, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
• West Seattle Canvas – October 9 – distribution of walk pieces to PCOs
• Adopt a Street – October 9, 1:30 – 3:30 – invitation to come on out! 
• Next Member Meeting – October 13
• Next Board Meeting – October 20
• GOING FORWARD BOARD MEETINGS WILL BE 6:30 – 8:00
• Election Day – Nov 2 

September Membership Meeting Observations

• Jen Nye did a great job presenting on Whole Washington. 
• Resolutions passed very smoothly and without road-bumps

Remaining Campaign Contributions 

• $500 remaining (based on $300 max for Mosqueda)
• Executive Board Recommendation
  • King County Executive = $250
  • KCC Pos. 5 = $200 ($400 total)
  • Seattle Mayor = $250
  • Seattle City Council Position 8 = $600 
  • Seattle City Council Position 9 = $0 
  • Burien City Council Positions 1,3,5, & 7 = $1350 ea. position ($5400 total) 
  • Port 1,3, & 4 = $500 ea. position ($1500 total)
  • Seattle Attorney = $250
  • King County Superior Court = $0
  • Highline School Board = $150
• Discussion of potential contributions
• Steven Butts moved and Dawn Rains amended the motion to donate $100 for each Krystal Marx, Sarah Moore, Hugo Garcia, the Highline School Levy and Brandon Hersey; Rachel spoke in favor of the motion. Unanimous approval. 

GOTV Plan (Burien and non-Burien) 

• Burien Walk Pieces ready on Sept 19
• Non-Burien Walk Pieces ready by Oct 9
• Burien will be in Spanish/English
• October 9 – Send Off Canvas in Burien and West Seattle including and distribution of walk pieces to PCOs
• Sept 18 – Oct 30 (All Saturdays):  Burien Canvas events with various unions/organizations/candidates
• Clarifying point: Lit drops do NOT require any social interaction due to Covid concerns 
• More information: https://34dems.org/general-election-canvasses-begin-join-us/ 

End of Year Celebration Planning and 2021 Awards Committee 

• Serious concerns expressed about an in-person holiday gathering due to Covid spiking again. Will decide next meeting.  
• Annual Awards – Ann will lead the committee but she would like some additional participation from newer members. 
  • Elected Official of the Year
  • Cherisse Luxa Award for Lifetime Achievement
  • Jackie Dupras Award for Member of the Year
  • Executive Board Member of the Year
  • PCO of the Year
  • Rising Star of the Year
  • Outstanding Committee of the Year
  • https://34dems.org/annual-awards/ 

Resignations and End of Year Reflections

• Brief discussion of resignations, how to inspire leadership, rebuild Board vacancies, etc. 
• Schedule your EOY Reflection appointment in Google:  https://forms.gle/Wvt5jYMDggCn5UdW8 

Good of the Order   

• Continuation of redistricting discussion and strategizing 

8:10 Adjourned by Carla Rogers, Chair 

Executive Board Meeting Minutes

August 25, 2021 – Virtual meeting held via closed ZOOM

6:30 pm – Call to Order by Chair Carla Rogers 

Attendees: Carla Rogers, Bunny Hatcher, Chris Porter, Colleen Hinton, Dawn Rains, Gina Topp, Janine Anzalota, Julie Whitaker, Karen Richter, Nick Bonazza, Norman Sigler, Sara Smith, Steven Butts, Trey Lykins

Call to Order

Welcome & Reminder of our social contract

Review of Agenda and Minutes 

• Minutes from July meeting approved
• Agenda for tonight approved

Announcements & Upcoming Dates 

• COI moved to September meeting

• Please send newsletter articles!

• Attend the Picnic   9/18, 4pm – Sunset.  Concerns expressed about Covid, kids, food, following King County guidelines, providing masks, creating a super-spreader event, low attendance, food options to prevent spreading, etc.   These concerns will be addressed at the event planning meeting on 9/1. 

• Babies!  Three new babies coming in the next few months for the Board.  

• Last month there was a question about Judge campaign contributions. A bylaw review shows we can do so. 
• The TAF Center is not able to host political groups due to their funding sources.  
• White Center Benefit is noon until 5pm this Sunday
• Candidate Support – VAN ; Jennifer Fiscamba requested assistance, and Carla is asking for volunteers
• 9/8 Carla will be away and has coverage for running the meeting 
• September 8 – member meeting (Whole WA pre-meeting program)
• Election Day – Nov 2

August Membership Meeting Observations

• Mostly went well, toward the end the meeting began taking a downward turn. 
• There was confusion about deleting and adding to resolutions and whether it was a state-specific rule. 
• Chris will send Carla a clip of a recent issue permeating the LDs. 

Endorsements and Campaign Contributions

• Brandon Hersey – seeking endorsement
• Vivian Song Maritz – only Candidate Spotlight
• Highline Education Levy Renewal
• Contributions in progress, $800 in reserve

Mayor Debate with Social Justice Equity Focus coming in October (2nd?)

Resolutions Committee

• Resolution supporting whole Washington Health Trust

• • • Presentation on the topic coming in September meeting. 
    • Resolution committee recommends not to move to membership. https://docs.google.com/document/d/114sABDQMP17vblNmbC6XOhqn2Ed66WN2M4jDRS5tw4Q/edit
    • Norman Sigler motioned to recommend approval to the membership, inclusive of any changes.   Karen Richter seconded.  Motion passed.  

• Resolution in Support of a SELECT COMMITTEE FOR CLIMATE 

• • Bunny Hatcher motioned and Colleen Hinton seconded to take it to the membership for approval; motion passed. 
  • https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HXtKLfrpcA7vaE2JaCnkX7wjX_U6bMBK/edit 

Discuss KCDCC rules change for Endorsements

• Rules Change for KCDCC to Allow non-Democrat endorsement
• The Bylaws and Rules Committee will be working on amendments over the winter. 

• Do’s / Don’ts and Consequences (LPO is Local Party Organization, similar to LD) 

• Do’s: 

• • LPOs are allowed to amend their rules or bylaws as they see fit to endorse candidates who align with Democratic party values, but don’t identify as a democrat. 
  • LPOs are allowed to endorse those candidates if they amend the rules and choose to do so. 
  • LPOs can include these endorsed candidates on our website and anything that does not touch data. 

• Don’ts: 

• • LPOs are NOT allowed to give VB access to candidates who are not a Democrat or are not ONLY  democrats. 
  • LPOs are not allowed to publicize the endorsement of this candidate in any materials that would be used in walking turf, phonebanking, textbanking, etc as connected to VB. 

• Consequences: 

• If found to have shared resources connected to VB with the candidate, then the LPO and all of their other endorsed candidates lose VB access? 
• THE LPO WOULD LOSE ACCESS, NOT THE OTHER CANDIDATES – IT WOULD BE “OUR MISTAKE” AND NOT THEIRS. 

• Votebuilder (vb) will ONLY be usable by Democrats (owned by national party and state is the enforcer) 
• Interest in supporting but not “endorsing” and NOT changing rules since we can’t include them in any materials. 
• Option to support a non-democrat ONLY when there is not another democrat in the race. 
• Goes against the stated purpose of the org, which is to support Democrats. 
• Vote for democratic values, or democrats ONLY.  

GOTV Plan (Burien and non-Burien) 

• • Carla is working to get more elected officials to attend and is seeking Union involvement. 
  • Nick is pushing PCOs to come out and canvas with the candidates and the unions. 

• “Drop offs” count as a “touch” in Vote-Builder if you also leave your name and phone number 

• Walk piece creation beginning soon, ready in late September
• October 9 – Send Off Canvas in Burien and West Seattle days and distribution of walk pieces to PCOs
• Teresa Mosqueda x 34th Dems at WS location TBD
• Sept 18 – Oct 30 (All Saturdays): Burien Canvas events with various unions/organizations
• Election Day – Nov 2

Good of the Order

• B-Town festival coming up 
• Burien Fiesta is a lot of fun 

8: 18 Adjourned by Carla Rogers, Chair 

34th Dems Board Meeting Minutes

May 19, 2021 – Virtual meeting held via closed ZOOM

7:07pm – Call to Order by Chair Carla Rogers 

Attendees: Carla Rogers, Rachel Glass, Sarah Koch, Steven Butts, Jeff Sbaih, Colleen Hinton, Karen Richter, Gina Topp, Bunny Hatcher, Jordan Crawley, Julie Whitaker, Estey Chen, Trey Lykins, Leah Griffin, Norman Sigler, Richard O’Neill, Nick Bonazza, Chris Porter, Janine Anzalota, Dawn Rains.

Call to Order

• Welcome & Reminder of our social contract
  Carla noted that this was the first Board meeting attended by our newest Board member, Sarah Koch, Bylaws and Rules Committee Chair.  Welcome, Sarah!  Carla noted that the social contract values of Big-Tentedness, Patience, and Coordination are especially important right now during the hectic season of forums and endorsements, and thanks Jordan, Rachel, Trey, Chris and Ann Martin in particular for their hard work in this endeavour over the last month.  

• Review of Agenda and Minutes 

• • • April 21 Board Meeting: Karen Richter has an amendment – please add the link for Green New Deal WA – www.passthegndwa.org 

• Announcements

• • • Carla regrets the problem with the link for the May Membership meeting last week.  Upon investigation she discovered that with the new Zoom registration process, we will NOT be able to send out a generic link for people to click on to attend (which is what happened in May).  Some people used that link and had problems, others used the link they got with their registration confirmation, successfully.  All attendees will have to use their unique link which Zoom provides immediately after registering for the meeting, on the web page that you use to register.  Carla suggests that people copy and paste that link into wherever they access their meeting links.  Carla encourages everyone to also add the Zoom auto-reply address to their safe senders list so that emails from Zoom do not go to spam.  
    • Discussion clarified several questions about registration and how to help members access meetings:
      • To invite members to a meeting, the best way is to send them the link to register for the meeting.  Once they register, a link will immediately show up on their registration confirmation on the Zoom page.  They will need to save that link.
      • There is no deadline to register for a meeting.  People can register right before the meeting, or even during the meeting.
      • We require registration for meetings as we don’t want interlopers voting in membership meetings.  The forums, on the other hand, are open to non-members of the 34th, and do NOT require registration – hence we provide a generic link to attend those, on our website.  
      • Janine Anzalota thanks Carla and Jordan for managing the complicated technology required for these remote meetings, which involves way more work than for in-person meetings.
      • Trey Lykins noted that he has been working with various members who have had problems not getting 34th Dems emails, and for some people if they marked our emails as spam at any time in the past, their email blocks us.  Have members contact him for assistance if we hear about any problems. 

• Upcoming Dates

• • • Candidate Forums – 
      • May 22, 11-4pm:  Seattle City Council and King County Executive
      • May 25, 7-9pm:  Burien City Council
      • June 5, 11am:  Seattle Mayoral
    • Endorsements Meeting – at our June Membership meeting, Wed June 9.
    • Fall Picnic – the fundraising group met briefly to plan a fall in-person picnic, likely at Lincoln Park, waiting for reservations for the picnic shelters to open up and hope to secure a date soon.  This will be a reunion for members to get together for the first time in person, there will be some fun activities, and we hope to get some candidates to come.  

• Review of May Membership Meeting

• • • Aside from the access issues with the faulty link, the Board agreed the meeting went very well.  Unfortunately the pre-meeting presentation on the uptick in AAPI Hate Crimes was not recorded in the flurry to resolve members’ access problems, but Carla will post the slides from the presentation on the Programs Hub page on our website.  

• Platform Review

• • • Jordan Crawley presented a summary of work on the 34th Dems Platform for 2021 and provided a link to the draft put together by Carla, Rachel and Jordan.  Please review in preparation for discussion during the June Board meeting, when we will vote on whether to approve this Platform: 
      [Draft] Platform 2021 – Google Docs
    • For the first time, the 34th LD initiated meetings with representatives of local tribes – a positive and meaningful step forward.

• Resolutions for Consideration

• • • Resolution Supporting Whole Washington Health Trust  Resolution Supporting Whole Washington Health Trust – Google Docs
      • Janine Anzalota noted that pronouns used throughout the document should be changed to they/them.
      • Norman Sigler presented that this resolution has been adopted by Kitsap Dems and the 33rd LD; Joe Fitzgibbon supports it, Eileen Cody does not – has to do with funding which can’t happen unless we get a federal waiver – Rep. Jayapal confirms this is the case.  All stakeholders would need to agree.  
      • Norman Sigler motioned, and Bunny Hatcher seconded to recommend approval to membership, inclusive of any changes desired by the Board.  Motion passed by voice vote.  Carla requested flexibility regarding which membership meeting this will be presented at, as June is endorsements and July will be a full agenda as a result.  
    • Resolution in support of a Select Committee for Climate in the Seattle City Council  Resolution in Support of a SELECT COMMITTEE FOR CLIMATE in the Seattle city Council.4.30.21 – Google Docs
      • This was drafted by the 43rd LD Dems and they are asking all LDs located in the City of Seattle to support this.  Our 34th EELU Caucus is asking the Board to consider it.  The idea was that having a Select Committee would force the Council to really focus on climate issues, which they are not doing now.  Janine Anzalota would like to see King County included in this resolution.  In discussion, it was noted that this resolution is purposely very specific to the City of Seattle and appropriately left as such.  Colleen Hinton will take this feedback to the EELU Caucus.
      • Karen Richter motioned, and Norman Sigler seconded to recommend approval to membership, inclusive of any changes desired by the Board.  Motion passed by voice vote.  
    • Resolution urging Governor Inslee to sign “Equity Now!” Executive Order  
      • Chris Porter provided background info on this resolution.  This Executive Order has been sitting on the Governor’s desk and would reverse effects of the 1998 decision that race could not be used as a factor in affirmative action decisions.  Chris notes that although the resolution calls for the Governor to sign it by June 19 (symbolic for the commemoration of Juneteenth), the organizers are not expecting that the resolution be passed by that date given the short time frame.  Norman Sigler advocated to try and fit it in at the June Endorsement meeting.  Carla suggested we could fit it in during the natural break that occurs while votes are being tallied.  As an exception because of the time sensitive nature of just this resolution – does not want to do this for all resolutions.  
      • Janine Anzalota motioned, and Nick Bonazza seconded to recommend approval to membership, inclusive of any changes desired by the Board.  Motion passed by voice vote, and resolution will be on agenda for June 9 membership meeting.  
  • T3 Presentation
    • Colleen Hinton presented a brief summary of the “Train the Trainer” program offered by the Best Practices Institute of the Democratic National Committee from late March to early May.  The 12 webinars were presented twice weekly for 6 weeks and the different ways offered for completion of the material based on the needs of the individual made it easy to complete.  Good overview of democratic organizing.  Several Board members attended and found it very useful – strongly recommended for others when this is offered again in the future.  

• Endorsements Meeting

• • • Carla noted that while we do have some non-Democratic candidates invited to/attending our Candidate Forums, we only consider Democrats for Endorsements.  There was some discussion about why we have non-Democrats able to attend forums – for the races that are non-partisan, the candidates don’t declare a party affiliation and we don’t necessarily know where they stand on the issues.  
    • Slate:  we have a proposed slate of candidates who are either running unopposed or are the only Democratic candidate in a partisan race.  Currently these are Pete Holmes (City Attorney), Ryan Calkins (Port of Seattle), Jimmy Matta (Burien City Council/Mayor), Hugo Garcia (Burien CC), Jennifer Fichamba (Highline School Board), Andrea Robertson (King Co Superior Court judge).  We have added the Levy that will be on the ballot, to the slate.  Carla would like us to vote on proposing this slate for endorsement as a block.  We would not be able to add any names to the slate, but we could remove a candidate if a new candidate files to run between now and the filing deadline on May 21.  
      • Sarah Koch motioned, and Rachel Glass seconded to accept the slate.  Motion passed by voice vote.
    • Leah Griffin proposed a dual endorsement for the King County Executive race, given how contentious this race between two competing 34th LD Democrats is expected to be.  Gina Topp noted that per our bylaws, the membership has to vote on an endorsement and the Board cannot circumvent that.  Sarah Koch clarified our rules/bylaws that if neither candidate gets 60% of the vote by members, a dual endorsement can be considered at that point.  

• Good of the Order (GOTO) & Announcements 

None raised.

9:05 pm – Meeting Adjourned by Chair Carla Rogers 

Executive Board Meeting Minutes

08-26-20 – Held via Zoom conference due to COVID-19.

Attendees: Carla Rogers, Steve Butts, Gina Topp, Rachel Glass, Les Treall, Dawn Rains, Jordan Crawley, Art Chippendale Jeff Sbaih, Ben Reilly, Ted Barker, Ann Martin

7:00 – The meeting was called to order by Rachel Glass. 

7:02 Kevin Mendez, new Field Organizer from the Coordinated Campaign, spoke for a few minutes about the current activities. 

• We are getting a dedicated field organizer for the 34th. kevin@wa-democrats.org, 425-361-3463
• Neighborhood team huddle on Saturday @4pm
• Thursday there will be a local party regional meeting with Shasti and Cat

7:10 Outstanding Resolutions

Marcee Stone Vekich and Max Vekich presented a resolution proposing a renaming of Maury Island. Art moved that we table consideration of the resolution until next month’s board meeting. Carla seconded. Motion passed by majority. Jordan and Leah will do research to support fact finding about this resolution. 

David Toledo presented a resolution about the makeup of the leadership of the Arts & Culture office. David’s resolution encourages the current director to step down and allow for someone of color to be considered for this leadership role. The group had much discussion, q&a. (Resolution name: Supporting BIPOC Director for Seattle’s Office of Arts & Culture)

Jordan led discussion of the various outstanding resolutions to be considered for the September agenda. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sSsqSisZu6VPzr63Q76leVAD_fHKMMyeqtts5fSJK68/edit?usp=sharing is where all resolution status will be updated as resolutions are considered and move through the process. 

• Seattle’s Natural Capital – Leah moved that we choose no action on this proposed resolution. Ben seconded. Leah spoke on behalf of the motion. Chris spoke against the motion. Les spoke for the motion to take no action. Rachel feels that the resolution is too dense for consideration, suggesting Chris Porter help refine it.  The board voted to take no action.
• West Seattle Bridge Now – Les made a motion to not take action on the resolution. Ann Martin seconded. Les spoke for, Jordan spoke against. Motion failed. Jesse made a motion to move this to membership for a vote, with a recommendation to approve. Chris Porter seconded. Jesse spoke for and no one spoke against. Motion passed by majority. 
• Defund Police & Invest in Communities – Art made a motion to forward this resolution with a recommendation to pass. Ann Martin seconded. Art spoke on behalf of the motion. Les spoke against the motion. Chris Porter spoke for the motion, Ben Reilly spoke against. Motion failed 8-4. Jesse made a motion to take this to membership with no recommendation, Carla seconded. Motion passed with a majority.
• Black Lives Matter Movement – Chris made a motion to forward to the membership with a recommendation to approve. Seconded by Ann Martin. Motion passed with majority. 
• BIPOC Director of Seattle Arts & Culture – Chris made a motion to forward to the membership with a recommendation to approve. Seconded by Jordan.  David spoke in favor of the motion. Carla spoke against the motion. Chris spoke in favor of the motion. Jesse spoke against the motion. Motion failed. Jesse made a motion to send the resolution back to the author for revisions. Steve seconded. Members spoke for and against. Motion passed. 

9:32 September Meeting Agenda

Ann Martin moved that we go with option 2 which includes 3 resolutions and no Code of Conduct. Karen Richter seconded. A majority agreed.  We will cover the West Seattle Bridge Now, Defund Police & Invest in Communities and BLM resolutions in the meeting. 

9:40 Adjourn