Pasco Citizens Academy graduation certificates
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The county’s agenda for Board of County Commissioners, Apr 5, 2022
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The county’s minutes for Board of County Commissioners, Apr 5, 2022
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Machine transcription of 6m of recording, with speaker names inferred from voice matching. 33% of 48 lines carry a name. It shows what was said, not what was decided, and both the words and the names can be wrong.
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Good morning, Commissioner.
We have thirty-one graduates this time around, including seven internal team members, Shelley Bandy, Mark Bellinger. Scott Perry, James Kaplan, William Mahee, Rebecca Singh and Michael Yoder. Over the course of ten weeks, the Pasco Citizens Academy toured several county facilities, including the wastewater treatment plant, the traffic control center, 911 and the emergency operations center, and the county jail. Now to present certificates of completion to those able to join us today.
Following the presentation, we ask you to join us for a group photo. Class, when I call your name, please come up for your certificate, and if you could just gather right here in the small line.
Maybe right here.
Preston Baker.
Do we do you want to tell it one? Okay, okay.
Shelley Bandy.
Connie Babel.
Steven Babel.
Pamela Bell Smith.
Someone needs to help her hand those calls.
Mark Bellinger.
Amanda Callis?
Mm-hmm.
Pam Davison?
Peter Duskovich?
Mary Lou Fazio.
Who
Scott Ferry?
Mia fluet.
Tina Gordon.
Michael Hager.
Anthony Caldaz.
Denise Kaplan?
James Kaplan.
Linda Klein.
Can someone help her so s so we can go through these a little quicker? Mm-hmm. Like she can be calling the names and they can instead of waiting for them to come up. Yeah, thanks. William Matri.
Gerard McGurrit. Brittany Morgan Grimes.
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Terry
Nelson?
I asked this many questions.
Jatan Patel.
Rosini Plaza.
Dennis Real.
Rebecca Singh.
Debora Small.
Alan Stern.
Dan Winfield.
Armando Xavier.
And Michael Yoder.
Congratulations to the spring twenty twenty two class. We hope you enjoyed our program. Thank you for your interest in learning about what we do every day to make a difference in the lives of those we serve. We look forward to our next class, which starts this September.
Thank you very much and we we appreciate uh all the time you put in to learn about all the I see a lot of county employees in this one. It's the first time I've seen that, but now you get to see all the other parts of what um the county manages and um meet all our constitutional officers and learn much more about your county and I hope you'll share this experience with your friends and neighbors and so that more and more of our uh local count Pasco County residents can understand the function of loc local
government in their lives. Anyone else want to say anything? And I'll come down and take a picture with you and then and the rest of you stand behind here.
I was just gonna say thank you for taking the time to invest in our community. Thank you.
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