Sacramento City Council Meeting: October 8, 2024 - Filipino American Heritage Month and Indigenous Peoples' Day Resolutions
Sacramento City Council Meeting
Opening and Introductions
The Sacramento City Council convened on October 8, 2024, celebrating Filipino American Heritage Month and Indigenous Peoples' Day with special recognitions and resolutions.
Special Presentations
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Filipino American Heritage Month:
- Honored the Filipino community's contributions to Sacramento
- Recognized historical struggles and ongoing community leadership
- Celebrated the first Filipino community center project
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Indigenous Peoples' Day:
- Acknowledged historical injustices against indigenous communities
- Celebrated resilience and cultural preservation
- Recognized Wilton Rancheria as the city's federally recognized tribe
Consent Calendar
The council approved multiple items including:
- Partnership with Robla School District for after-school programs
- Johnston Community Center electrification project
- Environmental justice neighborhood resilience pilot program
- Mills Act Historical Property Contracts
Public Hearings
- Greenbriar (Northlake) Development Agreement Amendment:
- Clarified timing for Shore Vista Overpass construction
- Approved funding agreement for infrastructure development
Key Outcomes
- Unanimous approval of Filipino American Heritage Month resolution
- Unanimous approval of Indigenous Peoples' Day resolution
- Passed all consent calendar items
- Approved Greenbriar development agreement amendment
Meeting Transcript
All right. Thank you so much. We really appreciate your patience as we had an extended closed session. Thank you so much for waiting for us But we will call this meeting of the City Council to order at 5.42 p.m. Madam City clerk, please call the roll Thank you councilmember Kaplan Councilmember Tao Mayor pro 10 Telemontes Would you a nest shortly here? Councilmember balance bill here vice mayor and maple here council member gear Councilmember Jennings here councilmember vane I am here and Mary Stumber will be joining us shortly excellent Thank you so much. It would be my honor to invite the chairman Trongo up to do our landing knowledge, mate Please Kujikalupa Well you guys have already Rose so I won't say that part, but please rise for the opening acknowledges an honor of Sacramento's indigenous people in tribal lands To the original people of this land the Nisanan people the southern Maidu Valley and Plains me walk putt win win two peoples and the people of Wolton, Rancheria Sacramento's only federally recognized tribe May we acknowledge and honor the native people who came before us and still walk beside us today on these ancestral lands by choosing to gather together today In the active practice of acknowledgement and appreciation for Sacramento's indigenous peoples history contributions and lives Thank you chairman and please please remain standing as we do the pledge of allegiance So salute the pledge I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America And to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all Wonderful Well, we're gonna start off this evening with a couple really special presentations. I want to first Do you want to start with one in particular? I want to first hand it over to council member Gare Thank you very much vice mayor It's my pleasure to be here today with councilmember Miveng to present the annual resolution recognizing Philopino American history month and it's my pleasure to to bring a little bit of just history But I want to ask both the honorable Edwin Bettez the I think the first Philopino elected to a reclamation district. Please give a big round of applause to come out the stage And also Vince Salas to the podium as well And also all of our Philopino brothers and sisters from Sacramento who have been leading on the way to come up and join both Edwin and Vince to the podium here and And as they come up to here, I wanted to again one give a little history You know Philopino American history month started back in 1992 and is introduced by their founder Dr. Fred Kordova and his wife Dorothy Leone Kordova But wasn't formally recognized and we can spread out here equally on the so we can get you in on the on the camera shot there But it wasn't recognized until 2009 I want to put a couple dates here that unfortunately congress didn't recognize our Our you know Philopino history until 2009 but And that and at that time Folks were we were educating folks at the Philopino community first arrived here um In October 18 of 15 of 15 87 in And they came aboard to California here from the spanish-gallian ships
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