City Commission Regular Meeting on 2024-12-03 6:00 PM

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What does the meeting opening include and who is recognized first?

Dean Trantalis 0:00
Good evening everybody and welcome to the City Commission meeting this December 3rd, 2024. Thank you for being here tonight. I know that there are a number of people here who would like this meeting to end early so we can all join the festivities of the Christmas on Las Olas. I'll just hand it a stack of people who want to talk tonight so we'll see how we get through this. FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME, WELCOME AND THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING IN TONIGHT'S MEETING. WHAT WE OFTEN DO IS WE START OUT WITH THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, WE GO THROUGH SOME HOUSEKEEPING CHORES AND THEN WE HAVE PRESENTATIONS. TONIGHT WE HAVE ONE PRESENTATION AND WE'RE VERY PROUD TO WELCOME Rita Case here at our meeting, and she's going to talk to us a little bit about the toy drive, which she and her family have done for many, many years here in our community.
Dean Trantalis 0:54
So why don't we all start out with the Pledge of Allegiance. If I could all ask you to please rise and welcome Anna Dominguez and Esther Diverge of Warfield Play Program, who are going to join us in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Adam Geller 1:12
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the
Stephanie Toothacre 1:18
republic for which
Adam Geller 1:19
it
Stephanie Toothacre 1:19
stands,
Adam Geller 1:21
one
Stephanie Toothacre 1:21
nation,
Dean Trantalis 1:22
under
Stephanie Toothacre 1:22
God,
Dean Trantalis 1:23
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. You may
DeWayne (Unknown) 1:27
sit.
Dean Trantalis 2:23
For some reason, I thought it was you. They all blend together when you run from there. Exactly. Okay, so next, I'd invite you all to please share this moment of silence with us as we think about those who are with us and those who have departed.
Dean Trantalis 2:57
Thank you. At this time, I'd like to announce we have a retirement from Miguel Gerasol, who has worked with the utility services and public works. His starting date was December 2nd, 2002. He's been with us 22 years, and he'll now be retiring. So congratulations. And thank you for your service to our community. All right. Mr. Clerk, please call the roll.
David (City Clerk) 3:25
Commissioner Herbst. Vice Mayor Glassman. Here. Commissioner Beasley-Pittman. Here. Commissioner Sorensen.

Who is being honored with a retirement announcement and what is the next agenda step?

David (City Clerk) 3:31
Here. Mayor Trentals.
Dean Trantalis 3:32
Here. So we have full attendance. We have no agenda announcements, no changes to the agenda. Would someone please like to move to accept the minutes and the agenda? So moved.
Ben Kuhn 3:46
Moved and
Dean Trantalis 3:46
seconded. Moved and seconded. Please call the roll.
David (City Clerk) 3:50
Commissioner Herbst. Vice Mayor Glassman? Yes. Commissioner Beasley-Pittman? Yes. Commissioner Sorensen? Yes. Mayor Trenton?
Dean Trantalis 3:57
Yes. And the minutes in tonight's agenda have now been approved. So let us begin. I'd like to please recognize Zachary Rinkins. Is Zachary here? There you are. Please step up to the podium and press the button right below the microphone. Zachary is the public information officer from Broward County Animal Care, and he has a few things he'd like to talk with us about.
Zachary Rankins 4:20
Well, good evening, everyone. Thank you for having us here. I'm Zachary Rankins, as the mayor said, public information officer with Broward County Animal Care, the county's official... pet adoption, and animal welfare agency. We take pride in protecting our residents and serving their animals. We want to invite the entire community, yes, the entire community, to our upcoming free wellness clinic. And at our free wellness clinics, residents have the opportunity to get free microchips, vaccinations, and also preventatives. We are hosting our welfare clinic on Friday, December 13th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Tyrone Bryant Branch Library, located at 2230 Northwest 21st Avenue in Fort Lauderdale. All residents from Fort Lauderdale, Mr. Mayor, are available to attend.
Zachary Rankins 5:11
That's as far north, Commissioner Herbst, there's your district, they're welcome to join us. We won't forget our friends in the South, Commissioner Sorensen. They're welcome to join and get their vaccinations. They can join us, Commissioner Glassman as well. And we certainly wouldn't forget Commissioner Beasley-Pittman and your residents there. If you guys need an opportunity just to...
Dean Trantalis 5:33
I guess
Zachary Rankins 5:33
I'm
Dean Trantalis 5:33
not welcome,
Zachary Rankins 5:34
sir. Mr. Mayor, I said, I started with you,
Dean Trantalis 5:38
Mr. Mayor. It's okay, I
Zachary Rankins 5:39
get it. All residents, Mr. Mayor.
Dean Trantalis 5:40
You just want to put a chip in me to make sure you know I can be found.

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