JD Mazuera Arias
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514 appearances
6 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 14 Sep
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Uh they're scarce.
And so we also heard, you know, we won't have no curfew police.
Well then I asked them why a curfew?
And then but but that really ultimately leads to another broader conversation.
How will we have the capacity and resources to process curfew violations, particularly when we have a lot of targeted operations happening in center city that are taking those resources away from other districts?
Um
And then and and I hope this is jotting down and I don't expect answers right now.
I just want to make sure uh it's jot in in the meeting notes.
Um the Office of Youth Opportunities, I wanna hone in on that.
I know you said not to be redundant, but I just wanna make sure it's out there.
Um
What results have they produced and why are sustained youth investments not a central component of our corridors of opportunity programming?
Uh particularly because I have not seen that in the east side.
I do not see youth programming attached to corridors of opportunity funding happening at the east side.
Um and then I want to touch base on municipal service districts.
So in locations such as the University Broadwalk Broad Broadwalk.
What responsibilities should property owners, security providers, and municipal service districts?
Uh carry instead of relying on a citywide youth curfew.
Um and then my last question: Will the ordinance include a sunset date and independent evaluation?
If the data does indeed show, and this council decides to pass it, uh uh pass this ordinance, uh, does not if the data shows that it won't reduce teen takeovers or improve safety, or
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