Good afternoon.

I would like to call to order the Sacramento Metropolitan

Cable Television Commission meeting for March 6, 2025.

Madam Clerk.

Good afternoon.

Good afternoon, Chair.

All right.

I will take roll.

Members,

Hackett Little.

Present.

Member Sloan.

Present.

Members, Leary.

Present.

Brown.

Present.

Goal.

Present.

Gatewood.

Here.

Hodges.

Hodges.

And Chairman Spees.

Present.

And Nava.

Here.

Thank you very much.

With those members, present.

And my apologies, Member Riley.

Here.

Thank you.

And I'll ask the vice chair, Ryan Brown, if he would please,

lead us in the plaintive allegiance.

Pleasure.

Please, please, stand over your heart.

I pledge allegiance to the five of the United States of America.

And to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God,

the individual with liberty and justice for all.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

And Madam Clerk, will you please read the Metro Replay Statement

and Meeting Announcement?

Absolutely.

This meeting of the Metro Commission is live and recorded with the

closed captioning.

It is cable cast on MetroCable Channel 14, the local government

affairs channel on the Comcast and direct TV, UverseCable

Center.

And the local government affairs channel on the Comcast and direct

TV, UverseCable Center.

It is also live streamed at Metro14live.saccounty.gov.

Today's meeting replays Saturday, March 8th at 3pm on MetroCable

Channel 14.

Once posted, the recording of this meeting can be viewed on

demand at youtube.com, backslash MetroCable 14.

The Commission fosters public engagement during this meeting and

encourages public participation, civility, and use of

courteous language.

To make a public comment in person, please fill out a speaker

request form and hand it to the staff clerk.

The chairperson will open the public comments for each agenda

off-agenda item and direct the clerk to call the name of each

speaker.

When the clerk calls your name, please come to the podium and

make your comment.

You may send written comments by email to boardclirkattsaccounty.gov.

Your comment will be routed to the board and filed in the

record.

Thank you, Madam Clerk.

Do we have any off-agenda public comments?

No, we do not.

Great.

So then we will move on to consent matters.

Do we have, excuse me, are there any public comments related to

consent items?

There or not?

All right.

Then we will look for comments or a motion.

All motion to approve the consent items.

Second.

All those in favor?

Aye.

Opposed?

All right.

Then the consent matters have been approved.

We will next move to discussion matters.

And we will start with Mr. Ayala.

You have an item here that we need to work on.

We are on three.

So the election of the 2025 commission chairperson and vice

chairperson.

All right.

Very good.

Anything to add before we do that?

Any guidance that needs to happen?

No.

All right.

Just do it.

All right.

So, let's see.

We need to ask for public comments first.

Any public comments on this item?

There or not?

Okay.

Then I am ready to entertain conversation or a motion.

I think we should punish Ryan.

I meant appoint Ryan to the president or the chairperson.

Okay.

I had a request to speak prior.

Hi, Beth.

That's okay.

But we'll use that as first motion.

Thank you.

Director Sloan.

I'm fine.

You're fine.

Okay.

All right.

So, do we have a second for?

Excuse me.

Yeah.

We'll take care of the chair first and then we'll work on vice chair.

Do we have a second on the motion?

I'll second the motion.

Okay.

We have a motion in a second.

All those in favor?

Aye.

Opposed?

Aye.

Any opposition?

Okay.

Perfect.

Well, that makes it easy.

Okay.

Okay.

Would those members present?

That passes.

All righty.

Thank you.

And so then we will then move to the vice chair position.

I would love to nominate member gatewood to serve as our vice chair.

Okay.

Do we have a second?

All right.

We have a motion in a second.

All those in favor?

Aye.

Opposed?

I would like to.

I'm staying.

You're killing me.

All right.

And can I confirm the second, please?

Okay.

So, well, that makes it easy.

But we have to take a bit of a break to reorganize the dius.

So, for those of you out there, hang on just a minute.

This is going to be a really big move here.

Hang on a second.

Everybody ready?

Shift.

Scootin' over one.

Oh, God.

Easy.

Let me get you chair.

There we go.

There you go.

And you have to take me out.

God, it looks good.

So, and I felt good about it for a minute.

I'm sad.

I'm sorry.

This one's on you.

Thank you.

You're going to change.

Just go on.

Just see.

Didn't you put one right there?

Okay.

I think I did that mark it up one.

Oh, yeah.

Wonderful.

Thank you.

It seems like we are all back in arrangement.

Do we have everybody in their appropriate spots?

And we can go ahead and continue with our agenda.

Thank you so much.

I'm honored to serve as the chair of our small but mighty commission.

And thank you.

And so, next, I believe, our item.

We are on item four, which is adopting the revisions to the calendar.

You're 25.

Sacramento Metro, cable commission meeting calendar.

Madam Clerk.

That is correct.

Wonderful.

Do we have any public comment?

We do not.

Wonderful.

Do we have any board comment discussion or motion on the item or executive director.

Do you have any items to present here?

No, just the reminder that this was a request from the board or the commission rather at the last meeting.

And the recommendation is we move from five meetings back to the quarterly meeting.

The might team will make sure that we bring matters to you in a timely manner.

Great.

And director Sloan, I know this was something that you had flagged last year.

Do you have any thoughts or feedback on the change?

No, that was relative to the workload that we were going to have last year.

And I'm pleased with the recommendation.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Wonderful.

Any further discussion or do I hear a motion?

I'd like to so moved item.

Adopt the resolution of the calendar.

I am 2025 Sacramento Metropolitan, cable commission meeting calendar.

Wonderful.

We have a second.

Go second.

Thank you.

And then any further discussion before proceeding to a vote?

Go ahead and call that.

All those in favor of adopting the resolution.

Please indicate by saying aye.

Aye.

All those opposed?

Any abstentions?

Hearing none, it passes.

Thank you.

I'm just going to get you on the council.

Moving on to item five.

Do we have a presentation from HM916, Madam Clerk?

Yes.

Or do we need to hear comments before or is this after the presentation?

If there are.

After the presentation.

Thank you.

Hi.

He's got you.

Okay.

Hi.

This is Sherylaine with HM916, Creative Innovation Center for Sustainability.

It's lovely to see some of your beautiful faces.

Congratulations, Chair.

So we're presenting.

We have delivered our first episode to the cable commission.

And we are about to deliver our second episode.

We're doing color corrections.

And about to deliver.

And we're going to have to get to the final delivery.

And we're going to have to get to the final delivery.

And we're going to have to get to the final delivery.

If you have any questions, I would love to answer.

Wonderful.

Thank you so much.

Do we have any questions?

Hearing none, thank you so much.

And we require a motion.

Are there any public comments on the presentation?

And there are no public comments.

And there is no motion required.

Does file and receive.

Love that.

Thank you so much.

I'm not Madam Clerk.

Absolutely.

Item number six is item to adopt the resolution approving the fiscal year 2024-25.

Sacramento Metropolitan, cable commission television, community grant program, scholarship recipients.

Wonderful.

Thank you so much.

And are there any comments on this item?

There is a PowerPoint that goes with this one.

Love that.

No comments currently.

Wonderful.

Executive Director Ayala.

My team can put that up for us.

I'll move right to the second screen.

These are the scholarship recipients.

We're moving forward for a full vote from the commission.

The first one is for Antonio Castellanos for some photography equipment.

Courtney Durin Hill wants to attend some online courses with Sundance.

I would point out that her interest is in American Sign Language and she hopes to merge her interest in video and ASL together.

together and produce something in the future.

And Jim Muwel Johnson is being put forward for a scholarship

to join Access Sacramento, including membership and training.

He's previously produced content, but it's been a while

since he's done anything, so he's going to attend access

with scholarship money and bring his skill set up

to speed with current standards.

Nathaya Pathy is a student at VISTA High School,

and she's going to take an online class.

We're also working on with her, so she, her name,

might come back in the June meeting, depending on whether

or not we could find some local coursework.

She wanted to attend some training that was down

in Southern California, and due to her age

and travel considerations, that wasn't going to work for her.

And then the last group is with SAC Connect.

They are looking to do video production at some time

in the near future.

For this time frame, they need to develop skill set

with videography, audio editing, those types of things.

So we're putting forward scholarships,

so they can also become members with Access Sacramento.

That's Ileana Calderon, Pele Diamond, Kayla Green,

Dene Johnson, and Young Yvette Rivera.

Wonderful, thank you so much.

And I do want to really shout out staff for implementing this.

I know this is something that's been kind of coming for some time.

And it's really exciting to see that our resources

as a commission being used kind of uplift and support folks

who are interested in arguably contributing

to our overall mission of improving access

and media literacy kind of throughout.

And I also want to appreciate the members of the commission

who served on the selection committee

and helped to identify the folks that we're going to be receiving

funding through the Cable Commission today.

And do we have any public comment on this item?

We do not.

Thank you so much.

Do we have any discussion feedback or a motion from our board?

I just want to say thank you for you guys doing this.

It's really exciting because a bunch of these students

are part of the Ranchero School District.

And so thank you for putting this together.

And at that, I'd like to move motion forward,

adopt the resolution proving this grant program.

Thank you so much, Director Gaitwood.

We have a second.

Oh, so, and we do?

Director Sloan?

I apologize.

Director Sloan, how do you speak your request?

I was just going to thank the executive director

for his efforts with the ad hoc committee.

We had a number of questions that he

vetted with the applicants and came back.

And we met again.

And we had every confidence that he was doing his due diligence.

We really appreciate the opportunity for some of these candidates

to work with Access Sacramento, which I think

extends our resources and creates

some relationships that we hope will be productive going forward.

Well said, thank you.

And I believe we had a second from Director Nava

to move that forward.

And so with a motion in a second, is there any further discussion?

Seeing none, we'll move to a vote.

All those in favor of approving the resolution

to proving the fiscal year 2425 Sacramento Metropolitan

Cable Television Commission Community Grant Program

Scholarship recipients.

I nailed it.

Thank you.

Word for word.

Please indicate by saying aye.

Aye.

All those opposed?

Any abstentions?

Hearing none, it passes.

Thank you so much.

Moving into section 4, separate matters.

Receiving and filing reports of our Channel Licenses,

Madam Clerk, what do we have going on?

So we have Receiving File Reports from our Channel Licensees.

And first up, we have Access Sacramento.

Is Access in the House all right?

Please come on up.

Good afternoon, everybody.

My name is Joe Barr, and I'm board chair for Access Sacramento.

I've been with the organization for about eight months

in board chair for a couple of months.

I'm happy to be here this afternoon.

I'm subbing for Donna Jero, our executive director,

who is away.

And I just wanted to share why I am involved with Access Sacramento.

I come from a long career in media, in broadcast journalism,

public radio, commercial radio.

And most recently, I was Chief Content Officer

of Capital Public Radio.

I left in 2022.

I'm with Access Sacramento because it's

training the next generation of media

makers in audio, film, and television.

In public access media, as we know around the country,

is reshaping itself in many communities.

And that's what we're trying to do at Access Sacramento right now.

We're revamping governance.

We're setting the organization up to be

the community media of the future.

And lifting local voices and changing lives.

That's the really exciting thing that Access Sacramento is doing.

So I'm glad to be a part of it.

I'm glad to be here to kind of share my story of why I'm involved.

And I believe with that, we have a video that our team has made

just to show you a bit more about Access Sacramento.

And he's going to go.

I'm going to start just looking for land, sharing things,

fucking to Ali, everything.

We'll end deal.

You all right?

All right, let's do it.

One, two.

And we're safe.

I want to dance the music.

Stop being going.

They love it.

That can stop our way.

Go.

Yeah.

I don't want to do this.

We're safe to love our jokes.

I don't want to be moist to win these dumb blue yet.

That's just the way it goes.

My everybody got to snatch it back from that nobody.

Art helps to just crack open a space allowing them to be who they are.

Art ignites fire in one soul.

Access Sacramento is your local media training center.

And a place called Sacramento Film Festival is their biggest event of the year.

What you're seeing tonight is a compilation of very dedicated filmmakers.

All done by local talent.

They get great support from Access because they learn how to write a script.

They learn how to do their makeup.

They learn how to film with a camera.

The best part about it is they're putting it out there for all of you guys to see and

to enjoy.

We're your local nonprofit community media center.

We are Access Sacramento and you are too.

So that's just a little bit of a snippet of the depth and breadth of the work that Access

Sacramento is doing in the community and we thank you for your continued support.

Thank you so much, Mr. Chair.

Any thoughts or feedback from the board on our Access Sac presentation?

Awesome.

Thank you so much.

Moving on to Capital Public Radio.

Do we have a representative from Cap Radio to present today?

We have no speakers.

Got it.

What about KVIE?

Awesome.

Good afternoon.

David Lowell, President and General Manager with KVIE.

Today happens to be a national day called Protect My Public Media Day and it's a day where

the public television and public radio stations nationally are asking their viewers and their

listeners to let their members of Congress and others know how important the federal funding

is.

I know we're all thinking about federal funding in different ways and it's affecting

just about every American but we are looking at the small investment that we get out of

the federal budget and it is an investment in the American people.

We just want to make sure that people understand that.

It's important for a democracy as important and complex as the United States and we exist

to be the only media that's available nationally for free that does not try to monetize our

viewers and our listeners.

We are hopeful that enough people will stand in support of us and thank you for your

support as well.

Awesome.

Thank you so much.

Any board comments or feedback for KVIE and Mr. Low?

Yes, Dr. Sloan.

I think we could update us on the Good Neighbor Day activities for next month.

It's going on.

April 5th, it is a Saturday.

It's a free community event called Be My Neighbor Day and we'll have Daniel Tiger out

there for everyone to come and meet and get their picture taken with them and then

we have some other vendors as well and it's also designed to be a thank you to first responders

so that will be held at KVIE in South Natomas.

Interestingly enough there is going to be a sign on our building that says won't you be

our neighbor that's actually unrelated that's because we are leasing out the upstairs.

So if you know of anyone who wants 11,000 square feet send them my way.

Thank you.

Anything else?

All right, very none.

Thank you so much, Mr. Low.

Next we have our friends over at SAC Life TV.

Do we have anyone here to represent?

Wonderful.

Please come on up.

Hi, my name is Owen Burgess and I'm the program director at Sacramento Life TV.

I'm here on behalf of Ron Herman who still has the flu.

So I'll read a little brief message for you guys today.

I want to give you a brief update on how we've been putting the Cable Commission funds

to good use.

I also want to apologize for missing the meeting.

I've been down with the flu and still recovering.

So far we've used about half of the allotted funds to support some incredible community projects.

Our SAC Life community spotlight continues to shine a light on amazing local nonprofits

and community events.

Last year we were contacted by a Folsom organizer planning a fundraiser for a young boy who

suffered a brain damage after a drowning accident.

With the help of Harley Davidson and other supporters, the event raised funds for his medical

care.

SAC Life TV stepped into promote the event and even produced a short feature on the

family story.

It was truly heartwarming to see the community rally together.

Every year adopt a family helps make Christmas a little brighter for underprivileged kids.

Over 100 families attend the event last year where they enjoyed a free dinner and received

gifts for their children.

We were honored to help promote this event and highlight the amazing work this organization

does in our community.

Over 5,000 people came together at the Auburn rib cook-off to support crime victims united

and national nonprofit, the Elbs victims of crime.

After seeing how much attention our spotlight coverage brought to the event, the organizer

Nina asked us to take the lead in promoting next year.

We're excited to keep making an impact.

Next week we'll be featuring the local chapter of Weave, an organization that provides crucial

support for women affected by domestic violence.

Stay tuned for more on that.

Another exciting project we've been working on is the Powerhouse podcast hosted by Robert

Jones.

We just wrapped our first season of 24 episodes filmed at Access Sacramento where we sat

down with experts to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing our Sacramento community.

Some stand out episodes include local bell reform with Topo Padilla, human trafficking with

undercover agent Nate Gurgich and then homelessness and crime with Sheriff Jim Cooper, the fentanyl

crisis and drug addiction with Mike Clackenberg, director of Drug Free America.

One of the more touching moments from our work came from an episode we did on addiction.

Someone shared our episode with a friend and Tennessee you then shared it with a family

struggling with addiction because of that their daughters now and rehab getting the help

she desperately needed.

That's the kind of real change we hope to continue making.

On top of that our collaboration with the Sheriff's Office has led to discussions about launching

a weekly cold case program where we'll highlight unsolved crimes in the community and offer

rewards for information.

We're hoping this can bring some long overdue justice to families in need.

I also want to take a moment to thank Access Sacramento for working with us.

It's the first time we've teamed up to this extent and it's been amazing to see how much

stronger we are working together.

A special thanks to Donna as well.

Thank you, cable commission for your continued support.

We're excited about what's ahead and I can't wait to share more updates with you soon.

We care Ron Herman.

Thank you.

I'll be here soon.

A couple things number one it's always wonderful to hear when our channel license is working

together to share resources and amplify each other's message so it's great to hear the

dollar working with Access Sack.

And number two knowing Ron I'm pretty sure he's watching from home and so Ron hoping you're

feeling better soon.

Thank you as always.

Anything else from the board?

All right.

Hearing none.

Oh yes.

Member Leary.

I appreciate you all coming.

Access Sacramento, KVIE and Sack Life really provide a great service for the community and

really broaden our ability to learn more about the community, be entertained and learn

about local activities.

So I really appreciate all the work that you're doing and hope to see you continue for many

years.

Thank you.

Good to agree more.

Thank you director.

Anything else?

Awesome.

Thank you so much.

Appreciate it.

All right.

Last but not least before we move on.

Oh yes.

We do have a couple speakers for Sacramento Educational Life.

Yes.

SEC.

Let's do it.

Thank you.

My name is Peter Skavitsky.

I'm the Senior Technology Director for the San Juan Unified School District and currently

serve as the chair for the SEC Board.

And last time I was here we were celebrating the retirement of Liz Rhodes, our former executive

chairperson.

And at that time for those of you who weren't on the board, we conducted an exhaustive

process in order to select a new executive director.

We went through a compensation salary component and then we did a wide reaching advertisement

for candidates.

We had 24 candidates apply for the position.

And through that process we narrowed that down to five and we did interviews back in late

January.

And we did make a selection and I am glad to announce that our new executive director

is Aaron Heinrichs and he is here today and so I am going to let him introduce himself

and tell you a little bit more about what he's doing and where he comes from.

Congratulations and welcome Aaron.

Thank you.

Congratulations to both of you too.

So my name is Aaron Heinrich.

Prior to taking on the executive director position here I was at the head of marketing at ABC

10.

I was there for almost seven years and in that role I was very heavily involved in media

production, promo production.

I had a staff of 10 people who saw the budget there.

Prior to that I ran programs for a lot of tech companies, consulted with them in a variety

of different areas.

Bringing a lot of different elements to this position, both in running pretty large groups,

offices for different companies but a real passion for media and a real passion for working

with kids.

One of the board positions I had before was with Clara.

There are arts and media.

So you know the Ryan.

I was working with them and then prior to that my wife and I have been here for nine years.

We were in the Bay Area before and I was on a couple of boards there.

So I do have a real passion for education and I'm looking forward to working with all

of you as well as the board and the very talented staff that I've got back at home.

So with that I just want to give you a quick update on a couple things.

You should have invitations in front of you for the awards that's coming up.

There you go.

Hope to see all of you there that's April 27th at Hiram Johnson High School.

We'll have a red carpet if anybody wants to come there and feel really important.

Get interviewed by the kids.

Otherwise the award banquet starts at six o'clock.

We've started the judging process.

We actually broke a record.

We had 634 entries.

That was about 20 more than the previous record which was in 2022 or we had about 620.

So lots of kids, lots of different unique things that we've already taken a look at.

We'll conclude that judging process next week and then we'll start putting the rest of

the program together.

I also just wanted to mention that we've also completed five grants for different schools,

elementary, there's art middle school, Andrew Carnegie middle school,

Eileen DeFyker elementary, W.E. Mitchell middle school and Sanres elementary.

So we've got those programs in place.

And I do have video to show.

All right.

All right.

I want to welcome you to the 25th annual Sacramento County academic to CATHLON.

Let's welcome all of our competitors.

The CATHLON is a high school student competition.

It's 10 events but it's all academic in nature.

It's honestly such a fun program.

The competition, the super quit, just working with the team.

It's so, so fun.

Once you start going, you'll understand it and be able to pick up and be able to answer

these questions that before it may have not had any idea how to answer.

My favorite thing about Acunerate's CATHLON is all the people I get to meet because

they just put you wide variety of people that I would never get to meet anywhere else.

I think the CATHLON has the 30.

It's helped me get better at my academics, it's helped me learn more efficiently and

more effectively.

To me, it's like a workout for the brain all the while I'm working out with my friends.

I feel like this experience has brought me up with a new group of friends and that's

been one of the best parts to me.

It's time to begin.

Are you ready?

I was first introduced to spoken word this year, the school year, and through it, I guess

I've really learned how to use words in a different way.

In a way where you don't necessarily have to follow the traditional ideals of, you can

rhyme this word with this word, but more so how you can tell a story and narrate it through

the sentences, the run-offs, doesn't have to rhyme.

It can be whatever you want it to be.

The 2025 Sacramento County Poetry Out Loud winner is...

...Jash Rosal.

You need me, Seva.

Are you ready?

This year we had 500 entries with 49 schools, 1500 student producers.

They are loud.

I think it's great that kids of all ages get to be able to follow their passion, try something

new, focus on storytelling, something that's passionate for them, and then also be able

to tell some stories that might not otherwise be told.

It just covers all the bases, but most importantly it's a whole lot of fun for kids to get together

and tell stories that are happening at their school and in their community.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

I think that the, very briefly, the number of applications that y'all have had this year

increasing so significantly is really a reflection of the outreach that y'all have done, which

is remarkable.

I know that we have a couple of schools in our district, Christian brothers in American

Legion, both got outreach for the Seva this year.

If y'all haven't been, I really can't recommend it enough.

I don't think we're going to meet again before April 27th, but it is a blast.

You really feel like a star on the red carpet and I'm going to make it.

I cannot wait and I hope to see all there as well.

Do we have any questions?

We have Vice Chair Gatewood.

Just want to say it makes it special for what you do in my city, being a part of it with

two of our schools in the Elk Grove and the Rancher Grotto of a side.

It's awesome.

And the fact that you take my son on another thing is embarrassing, but having them high

five and the Catholic and I think they got a math question just blows my mind that's

a sport.

But, as they said, it's awesome and thank you so much for what you do for my community.

Absolutely.

No, I think it's great.

I've been so impressed with everything that this organization does so far.

I'm glad to be part of it.

Awesome.

Thank you.

Anything else?

All right.

Awesome.

Thank you so much.

That is the last of the report of our channel licensees.

Next we are receiving and filing the reports of our state franchises.

Is there anyone from AT&T, direct TV or Comcast?

Right.

Seeing none, I believe no action is required here.

Sean, do you have something to add?

Wonderful.

In that case, this is something for you.

Moving on to item 9, which is our Executive Director Report of our General Admin Activities.

I believe this is your first report as our Executive Director?

Nope.

Nope.

I'm just going to hand the floor to you.

Sean, thank you.

You got this.

Thanks.

Some new staff to introduce.

I have two new production assistants.

I have Cara Andrews and Tanya Hernandez and Guayo.

They're back here seated in the audience.

Welcome.

And they're actually producing this meeting today,

so they stepped out from behind the audio equipment for a second just to be introduced.

We have a TEMP Senior Office Assistant, Jenny Radnick.

She's sitting back here with my team.

Welcome.

And then we had a formal promotion in this last quarter.

Jillian Myers has been the interim enacting ASO3.

She is now the assigned and permanent ASO3 for the commission.

So congratulations to her.

Extremely well-deserved.

Congrats, Jillian.

Thanks.

I'll turn it over to Josh for a minute, and then I'll come back to my items.

Thank you.

Thanks, Sean.

Just a really brief update.

When we've talked previously, we'll talk in the future about the impact of court cutting

on commission revenues.

And as a reminder, the issue there is cable customers pay franchise and peg fees on the

service they receive from the cable providers.

Those folks who receive video services through a streaming service do not by law.

Those services are exempt from franchise and fee payments.

There has been a fair amount of discussion both of the same federal level, potentially

reevaluating that.

And there was some hope that this legislative year we might see an effort to do that.

I think unfortunately given the climate both in DC and Sacramento right now it's unlikely

that I'll move forward, but that's something we'll continue to monitor and update the commission

as appropriate.

Thank you.

And a quick question for Josh on that.

And you said it's bound by law.

Is that state federal or both in this case?

It's a little bit of both.

Okay.

So there's actually state law that under divka, which sets the amount of franchise and

peg fees that service providers pay.

But there are federal cable law components as well.

Understood.

Thank you.

Okay.

That was nicely in my topic.

Budget update.

So the interim director had projected 6.3 million for the Procapita General Fund distribution.

We will meet that number.

He also advised the commission that we might have to dip in to reserves a little bit.

And we will, but we'll still have substantial reserves for the following fiscal years.

At the June meeting, I expect to have a chart for everybody.

And my goal is between now and that June meeting is to offer an opportunity to meet with

each individual commission member and answer any questions you might have about the budget.

I think that's it for the fiscal year update and to the best of my knowledge, I don't have

any other items.

We don't have any other commission, cable commission items.

So thank you.

Awesome.

Thank you so much, Sean.

Board feedback, thoughts, comments or requests for our executive director?

All right.

Seeing none, I believe we're going to move on to our final item, which is Board of Director

comments, reports and updates.

Cable commission, what do we have going on?

Anyone like to provide a comment or update to close us out today?

Because if y'all won't, I will.

You have to.

All right.

All right.

And then case seeing none, I just want to reiterate that it's really an honor to be given

an opportunity to share this board.

It's my fifth year serving on the Cometric Abel Commission first as the alternate for Council

member Wang.

And now is the alternate for Council member Maple.

And it is a pleasure to work with these folks in advance, the collective mission that

we've really laid out over the last several years, especially considering the significant

changes we've seen in our staffing and governance structure in recent times.

And I really can't applaud our Cometric Abel Commission staff enough and really commit

and jol for seeing these programs through.

And I just end working incredibly hard to advance our collective mission and also to our fabulous

Sacramento County staff for helping, for allowing us to continue functioning.

We're very grateful and then appreciate you.

Thank you so much to my colleagues for allowing me to serve in this position.

I look forward to a, I'll say a productive year.

And I'll put a pin in that, is there any for the last comment thoughts or feedback?

All right, hearing none, I forget, do we need a motion to adjourn?

You just gavill.

I think it's the gavill?

Yeah.

Okay.

We are adjourned.