Mead Stone
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 7 Aug
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I have responded to countless fires and I have never responded to a fire when
I entered town and already there was chaos.
I remember looking around.
Taking stock, not seeing a single firefighter, a single first responder there on the scene.
In the aftermath, our elected officials, from Mayor Karen Bass to Governor Gavin Newsom, have struggled with delivering a clear message as to what went wrong.
Politics and policy are are certainly too slow to adapt.
And I also think politics and the optics of messing something up are also impacting our ability, our leader's ability to confront accountability, to recognize where there were mistakes made, and to clearly articulate and outline.
how we can operate together in the future to prevent history from repeating itself.
And what is very clear from the fire experts I speak with, even though we have a climate change issue,
There are things that we could do through policy and through simple building materials that can help us weather the future storm.
You know, in the aftermath, there has been this rush to rebuild.
There's been this rapid push for permits to go through.
Typically, after a disaster, it takes about 12 to 18 months to get permits approved.
Here in Los Angeles, we're talking three.
months we need to change policy so that when we rebuild
We're not rebuilding the same old way.
We're building with resiliency.
I could best speak to Spencer Pratt.
Spencer Pratt would not exist.
He would not be a name on a ballot for people to check off.
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