Liang Chao

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2,452 appearances 12 recordings 4 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 15 Sep

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Cupertino City Council · City Council February 19, 2026Televised Special Meeting (5:30) and Televised Regular City Council Meeting (6:45) (Moved for Holiday) - Feb 19, 2026 · 19 Feb 2026 meeting

I build, I think based on, I think it was mayor's research, the data to compare the county budget between 2015 and 2025. podcast-host

In 10 years, the percentage of spending in every category, the orange is 2025. podcast-host

and blue is 2015. podcast-host

The percentage of the budget spent on every category, including public safety, has dropped quite significantly in 10 years, while the cost for health cost has increased a lot. podcast-host

So somehow the county has been cutting their own public safety dollars, and now they want podcast-host

to increase, put that cost on us. podcast-host

They are hoping we will subsidize their spending. podcast-host

I want to make the point, the reason we need to look at the past record history of negotiation is because we are in a negotiation. podcast-host

So if we can make a strong case that the county really caught us off guard by delaying, delaying, podcast-host

and did not share anything about their new methodology until December 21st at 8 p.m., we wouldn't be in this very tight situation. podcast-host

Therefore, it would justify that we request for an extension or a phased-in model. podcast-host

So it's important for us to set a record on that. podcast-host

I think another case is, I sent in the question earlier about, I think I had a conversation about the podcast-host

a lot some of the keg the largest increase is from the case load calculation for the records division and there is 22 i think of the case reload is for copartino it's higher than the other cities so i my question is how podcast-host

what do they consider as a case? podcast-host

Whether a traffic ticket is a case, or a case could be an actual robbery. podcast-host

Some case might take a very short time, some case might take a long time. podcast-host

And maybe the percentage in Cupertino is higher, but maybe those are small cases. podcast-host

For example, we have parents who request for the sheriff to patrol traffic for a school when there are a lot of violations. podcast-host

So when they would come in and issue a lot of ticket, are they considered one case? podcast-host

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