Cspan. Org coronavirus. Interviews with two leaders and how they are responding to the coronavirus. Plans to discusses reopen miami speeches and restaurants. Held by the Washington Post, this is 45 minutes. I think it does give people hope and it gives doctors hope also. That is why a lot of doctors want to use it, they want to give all patients the best chance they have. Good morning. I am bob costa, National Local reporter at the National Washington post. We are continuing our leadership during crisis series. Our guests are confronting challenges across their states and cities. Economic carnage, testing, all of those issues confronting them as leaders. But, they lead different parts of the nation. One is a governor, the other a mayor. Both are republicans. First, i will speak with Governor Pete Ricketts of nebraska. Then, mayor francis zamoras of miami, florida. Welcome tornor, Washington Post live. Thank you for having me on. Lets begin with one of the Biggest Issue in your state, m
On Public Transportation. The department of Public Health. Like i said, if you could hold your questions until the last speaker, then you will be asked for questions. You will be selected for a question so we can keep it orderly and have everyone hear what the question is. So Francis Zamora from department of Emergency Management will be calling on questioners. Okay, well get started in a couple minutes. Mary ellen carol, executive director for the department of Emergency Management will be the first speaker. All right. We are listening to Public Officials updating us in San Francisco. Were going to come back to this in just a moment. Im mary ellen carol, the director of department of Emergency Management here in San Francisco. Thank you for being here. I just want to remind everyone about the priorities of San Francisco. Our priorities are to protect the health and safety of San Francisco abc new san francis. This is a constantly and rapidly changing situation and we are working hard
Meeting is going to be shown live or not. It looks like we are. Okay. Good morning. Today is wednesday, january 29th, 2020. This is a special meeting of the building inspection commission. I would like to remind everyone to please silence your cell phones and all electronic equipment. The first item on the agenda is roll call. President mccarthy . Yes. Chairwoman commissioner alexander . Here. [roll call] chairwoman we have a quorum. Our next item is item 2, discussion and possible action on a proposed budget of the department of building inspection for fiscal years 2020, 2021, and 2021 2022. Good morning, taras madison. Before you is the departments proposed fiscal year 2021 and 2022 budget, and ill go over some of the highlights. Ill go over revenues first, and if you have any questions, and then well move on to expenditures. Well start off with the budget instructions. The Mayors Office is projecting a 400 million fund deficit, and therefore they instructed general Fund Departments
First up is general Public Comment. At this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission, except the agenda items. With respect to agenda items, that will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. I had just the one speaker card. Its not me. [ laughter ] no, i know its not you. [ laughter ] its carvallo. Real quick, im from the San Francisco heritage. I just want to mention that the legacy business backlog right now is five months when a business applies to be a legacy business and theyre overwhelmed over there and i think rick could use some help. So any influence you might have to move resources to the office of Small Business to help with the legacy business program, you all know how popular it is, but we try to get a new Business Online and five months is pushing it. So thats all. Thank you for any help you might give. Thank you. I am from the mission district. I came he
Our work order estimates with particularly Public Utilities and public works, but also sfmta, planning and other city agencies to prepare our budget projections for next year. And well bring informational presence on the budget to our next tida Board Meeting as well before making our initial budget to the mayor office on february 21st. Well come back in april for formal adoption of the budget. And then the Mayors Office will submit the budget to the board on may 1st. For the board next year, at the main highlight here is were expecting to have the onisland meetings in march, july and november. And that also will be doing budget information presentations this year. Our annual contract renewal is in june. And then election of officers next fall. And then per our conversations at our december meeting, were incorporating quarterly Sustainability Committee meetings beginning with our first meeting on january 21st and then well have infrastructure and transportation meetings in march and kee