Can I please have a roll call?

Councilmember Coleman.

Here.

Councilmember Nogales.

Here.

Councilmember Nicholas.

Present.

Vice Mayor Adiego.

Here.

Mayor Flores.

I'm present.

Next item.

Um tonight we're honored to have Scott Sr.

lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance.

Scott is a proud member of our South San Francisco community and serves as a dedicated volunteer with our community emergency response team, also known as CERT.

He's also a passionate advocate for disability awareness and inclusion.

Please join me in welcoming Scott to the podium.

And if you are able to, yes, and if you are able to, please stand and place your right hand over your heart and follow Scott.

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.

Great.

Thank you very much.

Proceeding with the meeting.

Next uh item, please.

Agenda review.

Uh Mayor Flores, we do have two changes to the agenda this evening.

Uh, first, item number 24, which is the proclamation recognizing United Against Hate Week.

Uh, we'd like to move that up to follow the last proclamation.

So it would be uh proclamation number five.

And then the second item is during our closed session.

We noticed two workers' comp hearings, and we'll only be hearing the one that's not doesn't have the name of the individual.

Very well accepted and uh taken into the record.

Next item, please.

We'll move along to Libine Act Disclosures.

Does the council have any reporting?

None.

Move along to announcements from staff.

Great.

Good evening, Mayor, Council members.

I was looking for um library staff, but I'll fill in here to talk about the film screening song of the fireflies is this Saturday, October 25th from 11 a.m.

Oh, it's there's two screenings, one's at 11 and one's at two.

And his second announcement is the trivia challenge, 32nd annual, and it is Friday, November 7th.

It's being held at the conference center.

Um, sixty-five dollars general admission, and it's so worth it.

It's super fun, and dinner's delicious.

And um, if you're interested in having a team, teams of three, it's four hundred dollars with dinner and contact Project Reed for any other questions.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Any of the Mayor Eddie, members of the council, uh Richley, your assistant city manager.

Well, on behalf of Councilmember Nogales, I want to invite the South San Francisco community to a senior scam stopper seminar that's going to be held on Tuesday, November 18th at the social hall in the LPR.

All are welcome and certainly want to promote this loud and clear.

Um, wanted to perhaps uh offer the council member an opportunity to further um elaborate on this uh event.

Thank you, Rich.

Um I wanted to put this event together because I got a frantic phone call from my parents because they received a call who they allegedly was claiming to be a uh a police officer claiming that my sister was in a severe car accident.

And as the conversation was going on, it was very clear that this person was trying to scam my parents.

Thank God my parents were smart enough to realize uh to hang up the phone.

But unfortunately, there are people who get scanned by this, and so I thought it was important that we partner with our police department to put together the scamstopper event to educate our residents about um scams that are going on in our community and how to prevent those.

So uh I I thank our uh Chief Campbell and our PD uh to partner with me, and I invite the community to come out and learn um some really really important information.

So on Tuesday, November 18th, please uh come and uh we'll we will definitely uh educate the our public about how we can prevent scams in South San Francisco.

So thank you, Assistant City Manor Ridgley.