Mr. Sullivan mr. President . The presiding officer the senator from alaska. Mr. Sullivan mr. President , its thursday afternoon, and that means its certainly one of my favorite times in the u. S. Senate because its when i get to come down to the senate floor and recognize an alaskan who has done something thats great for our state, great for the community, great for the country, you name it. I come down here and brag about somebody who i represent in alaska, and i call this person the alaskan of the week. I know the presiding officer likes it and all the pages certainly do, and what i like to always do when im starting this speech each week is talk to our visitors in the gallery, people who are watching on tv to give a little update on whats going on in alaska and encourage a visit. You will have the visit of a lifetime, guaranteed, if you come to alaska. So right now, as you can imagine, in the great white north winter is coming in parts of the state. Its definitely arrived in other p
We ask that you support the right to rescue and animal bill of rights, thank you. Thank you, next speaker. Good afternoon, board of supervisors. I was born and raised in San Francisco and have lived hear he for the past 25 areas o 25 yeary life. I was one of the people arrested where activists rescued ducklings where animal cruelty has been documented. Ive been incredibly proud to be from an inclusive and progressive city but the way these animals are treated is unjust and out of line wit. San francisco has paveed the way with fighting so many issues of injustice and im asking you to align with these values of equality by supporting the right to rescue. Thank you very much pu. Thank you. My name is alexander. Ive been living in San Francisco for the last five years. I want to emphasize how much we need your support. Its a lot of work do an undercover investigation of the farms, report it through legal means and find somebody who will take responsibility and then organize an action to r
Recognize phil for his many years of public service. After graduate school, phil worked for the Wisconsin Legislature as a policy analyst in the criminal justice field. He was hired by harvey rose and worked there for almost a decade as an analyst and within that work he headed up numerous studies to reduce jail overcrowding and to reform youth guidance center. Rec park, he authorized the bond issues as was stated by supervisor fewer and he was very interested in repairing underground infrastructure and not just those things we can see. At puc, phil was the lead author and planner for the puc master plan that resulted in our rebuilding of the sewer system in the city. And at Human Services, which is probably the job that he loved the most, allowed him to use his management skills to help the disenfranchised and the poor. And with his leadership, the city expanded food stamp, child care, access to medical insurance and housing for the poor. He was a gifted and hardworking and very humbl
Without him. Phil is survived by his wife of 33 years, monique. His brother steve, daughters misha and sons, paul and daniel and countless other family members, friends and colleagues who had the privilege of knowing him. Thank you to my colleagues joining me, and i invite his wife, monique to share words with us. Thank you very much. Good afternoon, president yee, members of the board of supervisors. With me is my daughter adrian who works for the department of emergency management. And thank you supervisor fewer for calendaring their time to recognize phil for his many years of public service. After graduate school, phil worked for the Wisconsin Legislature as a policy analyst in the criminal justice field. He was hired by harvey rose and worked there for almost a decade as an analyst and within that work he headed up numerous studies to reduce jail overcrowding and to reform youth guidance center. Rec park, he authorized the bond issues as was stated by supervisor fewer and he was v
We ask that you support the right to rescue and animal bill of rights, thank you. Thank you, next speaker. Good afternoon, board of supervisors. I was born and raised in San Francisco and have lived hear he for the past 25 areas o 25 yeary life. I was one of the people arrested where activists rescued ducklings where animal cruelty has been documented. Ive been incredibly proud to be from an inclusive and progressive city but the way these animals are treated is unjust and out of line wit. San francisco has paveed the way with fighting so many issues of injustice and im asking you to align with these values of equality by supporting the right to rescue. Thank you very much pu. Thank you. My name is alexander. Ive been living in San Francisco for the last five years. I want to emphasize how much we need your support. Its a lot of work do an undercover investigation of the farms, report it through legal means and find somebody who will take responsibility and then organize an action to r