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Ever wondered what it takes to keep a city running smoothly while addressing everyday challenges? Join us on "The Week That Was and the Week That Will Be" as we explore the latest happenings in Burbank. We kick things off by celebrating Riley Leonard, our Word of the Week champ, who bagged a $25 gift certificate to Hill Street Cafe. Next, get to know school board candidate Annie Markarian through our ongoing "Meet the Candidate" series. And don't miss our Ask the Mayor segment on a Burbank bus, featuring transportation expert David Kriske, who shares invaluable insights on the city's transportation network. We also cover the recent police commission meeting, highlighting the big leap from three to 50 license plate cameras and delving into ongoing investigations into homelessness policies.
What’s being done to improve traffic safety in Burbank? Hear about the rollout of mobile electronic speeding cameras in key areas and the Burbank Armenian Association's "Drive Right, Save Lives" campaign. Young leader Romik Hacobian joins forces with Vice Mayor Nikki Perez and Police Chief Michael Albanese to promote safe driving practices. This campaign is a community effort to curb speeding and foster a safer environment on the roads. We also discuss the Police Department's new $208,000 grant aimed at deterring unsafe driving behaviors, although there's some concern about relying solely on social media for public outreach.
Stay up-to-date with city council activities and community events, from the Community Goals Committee meetings to playground enhancements at local parks. On Tuesday, the city council will discuss lighting upgrades at Schaefer Field. Additionally, get an inside look at my recent conversation with police commissioners Paul McKenna and James Coombs at an event hosted by Community Chevrolet. We talked candidly about the need for better communication and proactive engagement in policy-making. Finally, I extend my heartfelt thanks to our listeners for their ongoing support and encourage everyone to like, subscribe, and consider a channel membership to stay connected with all the latest in Burbank.
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By myBurbank StaffEver wondered what it takes to keep a city running smoothly while addressing everyday challenges? Join us on "The Week That Was and the Week That Will Be" as we explore the latest happenings in Burbank. We kick things off by celebrating Riley Leonard, our Word of the Week champ, who bagged a $25 gift certificate to Hill Street Cafe. Next, get to know school board candidate Annie Markarian through our ongoing "Meet the Candidate" series. And don't miss our Ask the Mayor segment on a Burbank bus, featuring transportation expert David Kriske, who shares invaluable insights on the city's transportation network. We also cover the recent police commission meeting, highlighting the big leap from three to 50 license plate cameras and delving into ongoing investigations into homelessness policies.
What’s being done to improve traffic safety in Burbank? Hear about the rollout of mobile electronic speeding cameras in key areas and the Burbank Armenian Association's "Drive Right, Save Lives" campaign. Young leader Romik Hacobian joins forces with Vice Mayor Nikki Perez and Police Chief Michael Albanese to promote safe driving practices. This campaign is a community effort to curb speeding and foster a safer environment on the roads. We also discuss the Police Department's new $208,000 grant aimed at deterring unsafe driving behaviors, although there's some concern about relying solely on social media for public outreach.
Stay up-to-date with city council activities and community events, from the Community Goals Committee meetings to playground enhancements at local parks. On Tuesday, the city council will discuss lighting upgrades at Schaefer Field. Additionally, get an inside look at my recent conversation with police commissioners Paul McKenna and James Coombs at an event hosted by Community Chevrolet. We talked candidly about the need for better communication and proactive engagement in policy-making. Finally, I extend my heartfelt thanks to our listeners for their ongoing support and encourage everyone to like, subscribe, and consider a channel membership to stay connected with all the latest in Burbank.
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