Chris Clark
speaker
1,464 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 9 Jun
Chris Clark’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In recent weeks, the city, along with a few of our neighboring elected decision-making bodies, has been subjected to disruptive, racist, and verbal attacks by anonymous callers during virtual public comments.
The council welcomes respectful, non-threatening public comments on matters within our jurisdiction, but comments seemed otherwise pursuant to council code of conduct, and the government code may be grounds for terminating a speaker's comment period.
Item number two, closed session report.
City Attorney Logue, is there a closed session report this evening?
Thank you.
For our presentations this evening, we have two, items 3.1 and 3.2.
The City Council won't take any action on the presentations, but there will be an opportunity for the public to comment immediately after the presentations occur.
If there's anyone here in person who wishes to speak on either of the presentation items specifically, please submit a blue speaker card to our city clerk during the presentations.
And we'll start with our first presentation is item 3.1, Women's History Month.
In recognition of, and we're honored this evening to be joined by Katie Zalgoin on behalf of the League of Women Voters to accept the proclamation.
Katie, will you join me down at the lectern?
Thank you so much for being here.
So March is National Women's History Month, and it's an opportunity to honor the extraordinary contributions of women that have been made throughout history and women who continue to make those contributions in our community today.
This year's theme is Leading the Change, Women Shaping a Sustainable Future.
The theme highlights the many ways women are leading efforts to build a more sustainable world, whether through environmental stewardship, economic opportunity, social justice or education.
Here in Mountain View, we see that leadership every day with women in our community developing sustainable solutions, strengthening financial stability for families, building more inclusive neighborhoods and educating the next generation of leaders.
Women's History Month is also an opportunity to recognize the contributions of all women, including those whose achievements have historically been overlooked or marginalized.
A full and equitable understanding of history depends on acknowledging those voices and stories.
So on behalf of Mayor Emily Ann Ramos and my colleagues on the City Council, we're proud to proclaim March as Women's History Month here in the City of Mountain View.
And we encourage everyone to take time this month to recognize the women who shaped their lives and our community.
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