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The Sunol Citizens Advisory Council (SCAC) met on November 3, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in the Sunol Glen School Multi-Purpose Room/Hoxie Hall. The meeting included public comments, law enforcement and fire reports, workgroup updates, and several informational presentations on transportation planning, winter storm preparedness, a sheriff’s office technology contract, emergency alert improvements, and a proposed local radio network. The council also approved the minutes from the September 16, 2026 meeting.
I know it's a long walk to get in here now. You and sort of amazed to find your way. Well, I'd all made it. Call the meeting to order. Do a roll call. Council member Conan. Present. Council member Harrison. Councilmember McLean. Present. Chair DeGrange. Here we have a forum. Thank you. Start out with public comment, open forum, public announcements. I only have one card here from Kelly Abrew. We'll have two minutes. We have a full agenda today. I was thought I'd go through the story of a county road that came city road through Fremont, and then it goes for uh a half mile or a mile into Sinnol and into the county. And this road was in such bad shape that the people at the residents at the end of the road were complaining about how horrible condition, no payment potholes, steep drop-offs on the on the dirt shoulders, all this terrible stuff. And then it was big, and then they go to the newspaper. The the county supervisor goes to the San Jose Mercury or East Bake Times and says, you know, the city of Fremont doesn't care one iota about this road, and they don't maintain it, they haven't cleaned the shoulders, they haven't uh done anything. And then uh it turns out that at the uh near the regional park over there, there's like signs, and the sign says city on this side and says county on that side, and that's not really a legal thing, but it's a maintenance kind of a of a division where the county the part that they were complaining about was maintained by the county public works department. And uh and and so when I when I told the city this, and I said that the so the city looked really bad in the newspaper, you know. Oh, yeah, and the mayor is like, well, you know, we're trying hard, or whatever he said, but it wasn't even his job to go and maintain that road. And uh the city's uh the the county was supposed to be doing it. So when the uh the county uh uh like three, four weeks later, six county dump trucks, seven of them out there filling the potholes, it's in good shape with good repair now that the county is out there doing their job. Thank you. What um more game in the road? Oh, okay. Andrew Turnbull. Yeah, we went over the agenda today, and um, I know we can't cover everything all the time, and perhaps you might comment when we get to item three, but um back on the special suit social at Bribery Council meeting. We had a lovely lady in Sinnoll get up and pulled a picture up of that um parity joke. And um, you