Item number four, approval of minutes for the August 3 Regular meeting and August 17 Special meeting. Directors, are there any additions to the meeting minutes or changes . Seeing none, i open up to public comment. For those of you on the line, if youd like to comment on the approval of the minutes, which is Item Number 4, we have two meetings that we have minutes from, which would be the august 3 and august 17. You can dial the access number, 8888086929, Access Code 9961164. And then press 10 to be in the queue to comment. So, moderator, are there any callers on the line . You have one question remaining. Yes, please. Our first speaker. Caller hi, thank you. Im calling to ask that you to tell you that you need an extra bus on the 48 line because the bus is so full im sorry. This is not the time to comment on that. We are actually on the approval of minutes from the august 3 or 17th meeting. Do you have comments on that . Caller no. But i was taken off of mute and said i was live so i
replacement bill. the town hall ran one hour. [applause] we are going to talk about many things. one thing i want to make sure we address our concerns people have about recovery from the great floods of 2016. that said, we have folks here that have resources, or at least explanations. i want to ask them to speak first. then i will ask different people to comment. we are going to go around. if at any point you feel like you would be better off talking to fema than listening to this conversation, i will consider it more appropriate that you stand up and walk over and speak to fema because we need to have your needs addressed. also, before i go forward, is my staff around? or are they still circulating? i have three beautiful woman .ack there i have michael, who specializes in casework for flood victims. dale, are you here? he does casework. he may come in later. who am i seeing? catherine stewart back there. if there s an issue in particular that you think one of our staff can
his employer decided to henry turned it into a success, invested in a lot of real estate as the tower group and was able to build a house. c-span s citych tour of portland, oregon saturday at noon on see and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and cities across the country. announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america s cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: senator bill cassidy held a town hall meeting with constituents in baton rouge, louisiana, along with state and federal officials who answered questions about flood damage and recovery efforts. senator cassidy also discussed the health care law replacement bill. the town hall ran one hour. the g replacement bill. the town hall ran one hour. [applause] [applause] we are going to talk about ce about recovery from the great floods of 2016. that sai
sen. cassidy: we are going to talk about many things. one thing i want to make sure we address our concerns people have about recovery from the great floods of 2016. that said, we have folks here that have resources, or at least explanations. i want to ask them to speak first. then i will ask different people to comment. we are going to go around. if at any point you feel like you would be better off talking to fema than listening to this conversation, i will consider it more appropriate that you stand up and walk over and speak to fema, because we need to have your needs addressed. also, before i go forward, is my staff around? are they still circulating? i have three beautiful woman back there. they all specializes in casework for folks who are flood victims. brian andrew are back there. dale, are you here? he does casework. he may come in later. who am i seeing? catherine stewart back there. so, if there is an issue in particular that you think one of our staff can help yo
federal officials who answered questions about flood damage and recovery efforts. senator cassidy also discussed the health care law replaced and bill. the town hall ran one hour. [applause] we are going to talk about many things. one thing i want to make sure we address our concerns people have about recovery from the great floods of 2016. that said, we have folks here that have resources, or at least explanations. i want to ask them to speak first. then i will ask different people to comment. we are going to go around. if at any point you feel like you would be better off talking to fema than listening to this conversation, i will consider it more appropriate that you stand up and walk over and speak to fema because we need to have your needs addressed. also, before i go forward, is my staff around? or are they still circulating? i have three beautiful woman back there. i have michael, who specializes in casework for flood victims. dale, are you here? he does casework. he