Okay.

Looks like the green lights on.

Yes, it is.

I'll call this month's meeting of the public safety committee to order.

Roll call.

We have everybody present except uh Alder uh Cummings who will be excused.

He had called me earlier.

Uh public comment.

Is there anybody in the public that wishes to speak at this time?

Yes, ma'am.

If you want to step up to the uh desk or the table here, the mic with the green is on it.

Yes.

Okay.

What item is it?

Um speak during that.

Okay.

Okay.

Oh, fine.

Are we going to handle the other one the same way before we go into closed or should we that has to be under public public?

Okay.

No, uh, no, I mean his comments.

Yeah, okay.

Okay.

The EMS has to be in all of this.

Yep.

Okay, I'm with you.

Uh second call for public comment on any item on the agenda.

And before I call the third one, sir, I know you're here for a particular item.

This would be the time where you could address the committee if you would like to.

You don't have to, but you could.

But we can't get into a situation where we can question you or anything like that or respond to you.

But if you have something you would like to say, this is the time to say it, and we'll listen.

Otherwise, uh, we'll just go about it otherwise.

So just so you know there's there can't be any back and forth.

Right.

They just can't.

Yeah.

Yeah, you have to speak in the mic.

Yeah, if you give your uh well, your name and address on the record.

My name is James Pfeiffer.

I live at 2111 Pheasant Drive, Manitok, Wisconsin.

And um, I just uh am here to talk about the bill I received, and uh wanted to make sure that if there was anything that I would have left out that would uh inform the situation better if you had questions.

I understand you can't ask them, but at some point if you do, uh I'll be here.

So that's it.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Third call for public input going once, going twice, hearing nothing else.

I'll call public input closed on to the consent agenda.

Is there anything on the consent agenda that anybody would like pulled and discussed?

Seeing none, I'll accept a motion to accept the agenda as presented.

So there's a motion and a second.

All those in favor, aye.

Aye, aye.

Okay, we have a agenda.

Moving on, we've got uh discussion items.

The first one on the list is policy for regulating intersections.

A little history about that very quickly, is uh back last year, about November.

I think at the public safety committee, we brought up the item.

There was a lot of concern on, especially on the near uh south side here about uh intersections and uncontrolled, and uh there was a two accidents in particular.

I think uh on 12th Street and I can't remember the other cross street, but uh ended up luckily the uh nobody got killed, but they were pretty bad accidents, and uh it got us thinking uh uh about that whole near south side as far as the number of uncontrolled intersections.