001Thank you everybody. Um, I'd like a verbal roll call of our commissioners, please. >> President Barnett, Vice President Rayford, >> I'm here. >> Commissioner Cordano >> here. >> Commissioner Habib, Commissioner Doggy Jamana, >> present. >> Commissioner Rford >> here. >> Commissioner Root >> here. >> You have a quorum. >> Can I have a motion to excuse Commissioners Barnett and Habib from the meeting? >> So move. >> Second. Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? Thank you. May I have a motion, please, to enter into executive session to discuss matters related to the appointment or promotion of particular persons and the employment history of particular persons? >> Motion move. >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? I. >> Any opposed? Okay. To the flag of the United States of America
002and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you, Dr. Dario. >> [clears throat] >> So, welcome everybody to our organizational meeting. Before we get started, I need a motion for uh to nominate who the chair will be for this meeting. >> I would like to um nominate Gwen to lead the meeting. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> Is there any discussion? All in favor? I. Anybody opposed? Thank you. So moved. [gasps] The purpose of the annual organizational meeting of the board of education is to elect a president to fix the dates, time, and places for meetings of the board of education and to also plan and provide for the calling of special meetings of the board of education. At this
003time, I would like to place a nomination on the floor for Commissioner Tama Barnett for president. Do I have a second? >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? >> I. >> Um, I first need now a roll call by the clerk. Thank God you showed me that. >> Vice President Rayford. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Cordano. >> Yes. Commissioner Doggy Jamanna. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Rifford. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Root. >> Yes. >> Motion passes. >> Thank you. I need uh now a motion a nomination for vice president. >> Uh I nominate Rainet Realford. >> Thank you. Is there a second? >> I second. >> Any discussion? >> Okay. Roll call by the clerk. >> Commissioner Rayford. >> Yes. Commissioner Cordano, >> yes. Commissioner Dog, Jabana, >> yes. >> Commissioner Vifford, >> yes. Commissioner Root,
004>> yes. >> So, moves. Thank you. The rest of them are not all call. Okay. Okay. Commissioners, can I have a motion to approve the resolution appointment of school claims auditor? >> So moved. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? >> I. Any opposed? Can I have a motion to approve the resolution appointment of our wonderful board of education district clerk? >> So moved. >> Do I have a second? >> Second. [laughter] >> Is there any discussion? >> Yay. >> All in favor? >> I. Any opposed? >> Very good. May I please have a motion to approve the resolution? Records management officer and records access officer. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? >> I. Any opposed? And now I need a motion to approve
005the re the resolution fixing of the dates, times, and places. Oops. Oh, I'm sorry. My apologies you all. I missed one. Can I have a motion to approve the resolution regulation pertaining to signing of checks? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? >> I. Any opposed? Now, since I'm running so fast, can I have a motion to approve the resolution fixing of the dates, times, and places for meetings of the board of education? >> Motion move. >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? >> I. Any opposed? Okay. Can I have a motion to objourn the organizational meeting? >> So moved. Second. >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? I. >> Any opposed? The organizational meeting is closed. We will now move into the monthly business meeting. And I'm moving
006my seat, y'all. [laughter] Well done. Thank you. Great job. Oops. >> Glasses. >> Congratulations. Thank you. All right. Um, [laughter] I Retelford will call the monthly business meeting to order and note the absent commissioners were already excused earlier. Um, and can I have a motion to approve the minutes as submitted? >> Recognition of staff and students. Good job. >> Okay. Recognition of staff and students will go next. Uh, the superintendent will recognize the staff and the student achievements. Thank you. >> William had to be changing the script. >> I'm not getting what's going on. >> I have to look at yours. >> The Nottingham girls varsity basketball team finished the season with a record of 158 and they were the number one seed for the sectional tournament. They were led in scoring by sophomore Kimora
007Woods, anchored in the paint by Justice Moore, and held together by senior Kylie Cooper. The team returns much of their top talent in Zaniah Ekko, Sky, and Destiny Pratt. Congratulations, Coach Johnson and girls on a great season. Yes. basketball team. >> All right. Go Bulldogs. >> One more. One more. >> The Nottingham boys basketball team finished the season with an impressive 21-3 record. They won the SCS SCAC Metro Division with a league record of 11-1. The team won the class AAA section sectional championship for the first time in 21 years, going on to the state tournament where they lost to the eventual state championship runnerup Amsterdam. The team was led by Eversteady point guard Deor Smith, shooting guard Davon Cami, and Burang. Inside the paint was dominated by Jackie Noing, Matt White, and Dit Walker.
008Congratulations, Coach Kierce and team on an amazing season. >> I'd like to invite Mayor Owens up. The mayor has a for the Naughty Ham boys basketball team. So, we want to give her all the jackets, too. >> Nice. >> Hey, don't I get one? I used to teach them. [laughter] >> Good job. Good job. Great job. >> I I >> I too would like to recognize the Nottingham Bulldog girls basketball team for an outstanding season. >> My goodness, it's Bulldog evening here. >> Yeah, [laughter] >> it is. It is my absolute honor to uh read this proclamation from the office of the mayor. Whereas the Nottingham High School boys basketball team has demonstrated outstanding dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship throughout the 202526 season. Whereas through countless hours of practice, teamwork and commitment to excellence, these student
009athletes have de have represented their school and community with pride and integrity. And whereas the team's remarkable performance has earned them a place in section 3 class doubleA section championships. A significant achievement that reflects both individual talent and collective determination. And whereas the coaching staff can't do it without the coaches. >> That's right. That's right. >> Faculty, families can't do it without your families. >> Yes. >> And supporters have played an essential role in fostering a culture of discipline, resilience, and success. And whereas the accomplishments of the Nottingham boys basketball team serve as an inspiration Yes. to their peers and bring great pride to the Bulldog and Syracuse community. I therefore now, Sharon Owens, mayor of this city of Syracuse, hereby proclaim the 12th day of May, 2026 to be Nottingham High School boys basketball
010championship recognition day. Wonderful. Congratulations. Yes. Keep it up. >> Made us proud. >> Yes, Lord. That's right. >> One more for me, guys. >> Here. Think great things. That's right. Whoever said that, reach for those stars. >> One, two, three. One more. One, two, and three. >> Congratulations, guys. [laughter] Okay, listen. >> There's a nice jacket. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I tell you. >> Keep going. Keep going. >> Y'all know I have to sing the Elma M. Okay. [laughter] >> Love you guys. Keep going. >> Yeah. >> Congratulations to Nottingham on behalf of our number one bulldog, Superintendent Numm. [laughter] Our [clears throat] athletes are always working hard to improve their craft. Congratulations to the athletes named to Syracuse.com's 202526 all CMY girls indoor track and field team. In addition to this honor, these young
011ladies won a league championship, placed third in both the state and federation meets. They also finished fourth at the Nike national championships. Noddingham students Reineia Mado, Libya Dawson, Tylen Morales, and Kariah Williams. [screaming] Come on. >> Another outstanding student athlete was also named to the All CMY girls indoor track team. She won the section 3,000 meter and finished 16th at the state championships. Congratulations to Nadian student howandre [screaming] got a bulldog one. All right. Great job, ladies. job. >> At the 55th District Attorney's Advisory Council Awards and Scholarship lunchon, two members of our SSD community were celebrated. Director of public safety Tom Ristoff received the community service award and PSLAS Fowler student Ella Festi received both a scholarship and the Lizzy Fair Youth Encouragement Award. We're proud of both of you for the positive impact
012you have made and continue to make on the Syracuse community. One, two, three. Congratulations. [clears throat] >> Grant Grant Middle School English as a new language teacher. Tiffany Duket has recently completed a national maintenance and certification process, one of the most respected professional credentials available in education. Miss Duket became national board certified in 2020, placing her among just over 2100 teachers statewide who have earned the credential. National board certification was designed by teachers for teachers to develop, retain, and recognize accomplished educators. To maintain her national board certification, Miss Duket must now complete a maintenance of certification every 5 years. Congratulations to Miss Duket. We are fortunate to have this strong leader contributing to our district. >> Wonderful. This spring, Robert Social worker Lee Ston was recently named a recipient of the 2026 McMahon Ryan Child
013Advocacy Cent's Children's Guardian Award. Miss Stexton was celebrated for the ways she goes above and beyond to protect children and help them reach their full potential. Please join us in congratulating her on this honor. Everybody in. Here we go. One, two, three. One more. One, two, and three. Congratulations. ITC senior a potion and Noddingham High School junior Anab Ali were two of just nine high school students nationwide to use their voices to advocate on Capitol Hill recently speaking in support of college preparation programs and other critical educational needs. These civic ready students were chosen to attend the National College Attainment Network Leadership Summit in Washington DC representing the SUT STEP program and the area 21 program. There they had the opportunity to connect with local Congressman John Manion and Senator Clifton Gillibrand among others. We're
014so proud of their leadership. >> Congratulations. I thought she's fit in. Yeah, >> we're back at Nottingham. >> Nottingham High School history teacher and mock trial advisor Don Little has recently been chosen as a 2026 recipient of the American Bar Association's Liberty Bell Award. The Liberty Bell Award is the most prestigious award given by lawyers through a non-awyer. The award honors a person who has strengthened the American system of freedom and justice under law through their extraordinary contributions in the comm community. Mr. Little was nominated by an Anodala County Bar Association board member and received letters of support from teachers and coaches in the high school mock trial program. Congratulations, Miss. We continue to be proud of the ways you empower students to advocate for themselves and others. >> Yes. And unfortunately, he couldn't be
015here because he's advocating somewhere. >> I'm sure of it. I am sure. >> I know. I know. You guys [laughter] advocation first. Um, the Syracuse School District has recently been named the National Association of Music Merchants 2026 best community for music education. This designation is awarded to school districts that demonstrate outstanding access to music education for all students. To qualify for the designation, our fine arts team led by director Rari Edwards answered detailed questions about course participation, instruction, facilities, community support, and more. We are so proud of Director Edwards and his team of arts and music instructors and staff who have built and continue to expand a robust fine arts program. Accepting this recognition on behalf of the music department is Mary Jim Ed. Smith, music teacher and music demonstration teacher. Justina Drake, HW Smith,
016music teacher and fine arts demonstration teacher. Lee Pang Benedict, Noddingham and Salem High orchestra teacher and music demonstration teacher. Kevin Borsy, Sammy award-winning educator and Seymour Bureau language music teacher and Holly McCoy McCoy Sammy award-winning educator, Hennega music director and [clears throat] NCSD marching band director. >> All right, >> thank you guys. Don't be red. >> You want these now? >> Okay. We have two proclamations. The first is National School Nurse Day. Whereas school nurses play a vital role in identifying health risks and connecting students to community resources, often serving as the only health care professional that students see consistently. And whereas school nurses are essential in advancing public health, and contributing to students academic achievement and success. And whereas school nurses help boost student attendance by promoting health, preventing illness, and managing chronic conditions.
017And whereas students today are dealing with increasingly complex and potentially life-threatening health issues that require attention and care during the school day. And whereas families should be assured that their children will receive proper care and support while they are at school. And whereas every student has the right to have their physical and mental health needs safely supported within the school environment. Now therefore, the board of education and Pamela J. Odum, superintendent of the Syracuse City School District, do hereby celebrate and acknowledge the accomplishments of school nurses and health aids everywhere while they meet the needs of today's students by improving the the delivery of healthc care in our schools. We offer gratitude for the nation's school nurses by proclaiming May 6, 2026 as National School Nurse Day and commend its observance to all district employees.
018>> Congratulations. >> You're my favorite. Thank you. >> Yes. National Teacher Appreciation Week. Whereas teachers are dedicated and highly respected professionals who deserve the support, resources, and empowerment needed to thrive in their roles and provide highquality, engaging, and innovative learning experiences that meet the needs of students. And whereas through their dedication and tireless efforts to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for success in college, careers, and life, teachers play a vital role in shaping our future. And whereas teachers foster students strengths, inspire them to pursue their interests, and provide the guidance and support they need to grow and succeed, preparing them for meaningful and productive lives. And whereas atu as as student populations continue to grow more diverse, teachers must commit to ongoing professional learning to effectively adapt and meet the changing needs
019of students in our schools. And whereas every Syracuse resident can remember a teacher who made a lasting difference in their own life or in the life of someone they love. And we extend our sincere gratitude to those dedicated educators during teacher appreciation week and throughout the year. Now therefore, the board of education and Pamela J. ODM, superintendent of the Syracuse City School District, be it resolved that May 4th through 8th, 2026 be proclaimed teacher appreciation week, a time to recognize the teachers whose commitment makes a difference in the lives of the children in the city of Syracuse. We should have here Eric Johnson from ITC. Dana. No, it's just Dana. Okay. So, Dana Mendoz. Thank you. This concludes our recognition. Okay, I'm fired. >> All right. Congratulations everyone. >> Yes. >> Um, can I have
020a motion to approve the minutes as submitted? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? I. >> Any opposed? minutes consideration. >> Can I have a motion to accept the monthly financial report as submitted? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Any discussion? Roll call vote by the clerk, please. >> Vice President Reford? >> Yes. >> Commissioner Cordano? >> Yes. Commissioner Daga Jamanna. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Rayford. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Root. >> Yes. >> All right. Now, we're going to have a recognition of visitors. We will now hear those visitors who desire to address the board who filled out the appropriate card available near the entrance door to the boardroom. Speakers are asked to limit their comments to no more than 3 minutes. Board policy 1510 does not permit in public session
021discussion involving individual district personnel or students. Persons wishing to discuss matters involving individual district personnel or students should present their comments and or concerns to the superintendent during the regular business hours. All speakers are to conduct themselves in a civil manner. Obscene language, liest statements, threats of violence, statements of advocating racial, religious or other forms of prejudice will not be tolerated. If you wish to speak and have not already submitted a blue card, please do so now. As additional cards will not be accepted once the first speaker has concluded. The board is here to listen to all comments. However, we will not engage in dialogue with speakers during this meeting. All right. We have two two students on this one. Okay. Ishahan bunny and >> that's last. >> Okay. All right. All right. I'm sorry.
022>> Hello, my name is Funny Blue Eyes. >> Can you Sorry. Can you speak closer to the mic or pull it a little closer to you? >> Sure. Hello, my name is Fanny Blise. Thank you. Hello, my name is Fani BL and I'm a senior at PSLA High School. I have been involved in with Girls Inc. at YWCA since my freshman year. First during the lunchtime program at PSLA, then at the afternoon program, and now as an employee through CNY work. Through the program, I have gained the leadership skill and I I've been empowered to achieve my goal and lead learning important skill that will help me become an an independent success young adult. I'll be attendance as soon as we go in the fall. My intent I remain to connect girls Inc. at YWCA.
023Would like to say thank you to the second city school due for allowing girls inc WCA to be in PSLA because I might not have been committed if the staff did not come to my school for longtime programming. Thank you. Thank you. Okay, thank you. Dana Melendez. >> Hi. Um, I was not prepared to speak tonight, but since I'm here anyway, I'm going to read to you an email written in 2024, and I'm going to ask you to extrapolate what I'm reading to what's going on with our refugee students who are being kidnapped by ICE. So, I'm not going to make the connection. I'll let you make it. You're all smarter than me. Again, it's from 2024. So, when I refer to last spring, I'm talking about 2023. I start and end nearly every day
024with communication and a huge family group chat. My family in Israel and Palestine is close-knit, and we keep each other in the loop on everyday happenings. I'm going fast cuz I have three minutes. My aunt Florence sends a Shabbat name at the crack of dawn every Friday. I have to cut and paste a ton of Hebrew in Google Translate. I was disgusted, disappointed, and deeply confused when the school district made absolutely no statement and offered no direct support when the genocide started in Gaza. On March 3rd of 2022, the social studies department sent out an email with resources to teach our students about Ukraine. And that same newsletter, there were resources for lessons around the Nazi Holocaust. We all wore blue and had Ukrainian flags in our hallways. Many schools hosted food drives. Galina is
025from Ukraine. I taught my sixth graders the refugee unit for two years and assisted other teachers with teaching it in the following years. We worked hard to help our students express their empathy around tragedies involve involving refugees in Syria, Germany, and Cuba with the aid of that novel. We were very frank with the students about the atrocities that took place during those during those three periods in history in those three countries. Refugee is a wonderful book and I have always been wildly grateful that our district made use of it. So imagine how deeply disturbing and upsetting it was to find that a month into a heavily publicized genocide happening in Gaza in real time under our noses there was silence. It was ignored by our dev department and by our district. I was not myself
026during the holiday break because of that and it was deeply hurtful to return to the building in the new year just to be met with more silence. We have students and families who are truly baffled and saddened that there have been no efforts to release a statement of support or offer or offer lessons around what's happening in Gaza. It is impossible to overestimate what it has felt like to have this fully disregarded in a public school district in a sanctuary city. It has literally affected my health and made me feel actively unsafe. I should not have to spend any of my lunch or prep periods icing my face and ensuring my eyes aren't red from weeping. This is not a political issue. There are no politics here. Ukraine was not a political issue for our
027district. I can't imagine that any of our Russian students would have felt unsafe last spring. Teaching the refugee unit was not political either. If we believe that positive, supportive cultures are created by the actions of each of us and are essential to teaching and learning. If we if we believe that the diversity of our students and families is a strength of our district, if we truly believe those things, I should not see devastation and disbelief in the faces of my peers and students around the district. I should not see or hear the deep confusion expressed by our Middle Eastern students and families over the silence of the district that has pledged to support them. [clears throat] Thank you. You just say you'll defer the time to state the convention. >> All right. Right now we
028have the president's report but uh she's not present. So we will defer our time to superintendent. >> You know I love extra time. [laughter] So thank you. um BP Rifford and congratulations on your new appointment. >> Thank you. >> Um so I would I always enjoy bragging about our students and so our students I got to see some great work in musicals. Congratulations to our students who put on performances the last few weeks. I went to see a fabulous show at PSLA, The Lightning Thief, and I told them that I was going to give them a shout out here and a shout out in the um next midweek minute. It was amazing. So, kudos to um our students and staff who put on the Lightning Thief at PSLA. It was a wonderful show. I heard
029that the show was great. Alice in Wonderland. I wanted to go on Saturday, but the show had to be cancelled because I believe it was a power outage, but I did hear that that show was absolutely wonderful. And I did get to see Matilda at Ed Smith a couple of weeks ago, and our students are amazing actors and actresses, and the students behind the scenes are doing a great job putting these shows on. And if you haven't had an opportunity to go see our students perform in plays, please do so. I'm the shows, the sets, everything. Quality, quality, quality. Kudos to our music departments, our drama departments, and kudos to teachers at the elementary level who just take on an extra assignment. Uh the plays have been absolutely outstanding. This year, we've had some great
030successful events. I want to shout out uh the CTE department. I got an opportunity last week to go to the change of champions event. The mayor was there and we were able to uh see many of those students receive awards and also our CTE staff receive awards. Um our CTE pathways are outstanding and we are getting the good news out there. Again, I would like to say congratulations to our special education department and the office of student support. On Saturday, they hosted the neurodeiversity fair. It was outstanding. I love the bubble man. Keep the bubble man coming cuz he does a great job in the gym. So, kudos to that department and our special education department as well. >> This is great. Buffalo Bills coach of the week. I'm going to pause for 10 seconds.
031Buffalo Bills coach of the week. Congratulations to Syracuse East girls flag football coach Jeff Pettis who was named a Buffalo Bills high school flag football coach of the week in the Syracuse region. Congratulations to coach Pettis. uh coach's team competed its regular season with a record of 15-1 and will now compete in the playoffs. >> So, Pluto's Nope, I'm not done yet. Thank you for the extra time. Um, I'd like to give a shout out to to Congressman John Anion and uh Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens for their continued support. many of the events that I show up to in the district, Congressman uh Congressman Manion and uh Syracuse mayor, they are there at many of the events supporting our students. And I just want to give a kudos to them for basically showing up to
032all the events and taking time out of their busy schedules to do so. Here's your opportunity. Get your pens and pencils ready because I'm going to say mark your calendars. We have some upcoming events for our students. On Thursday, May 14th, our Steam School students will be putting on their first performance in the Micron, gotta say it right, Micron Lincoln Auditorium. It's called The Spotlight Returns, A Legacy Renewed. So, be sure to go and support our Steam student our steam school students uh on this performance at this performance. On Thursday, May 21st, we will be we will be holding our annual Tony Awards at the Palace Theater at 5:30. Uh again, on Saturday, May 30th, our math department will hold another everybody counts event called The Greatest Hits at the Everson Museum. And our retiree
033and years of service awards ceremon ceremony is going to be held on Tuesday, June 2nd at Le Moine College. These are wonderful events. So, if you have time in your schedule, please make sure you attend any of the events. That's my superintendent report. >> Thank you, superintendent. Thank you. Um, are there any items the commissioners wish to bring for discussion at this time? I encourage um anyone that has the time to uh attend the uh read across steam event that is have uh they hold annually where you get to go read in classroom. Commissioner Root was there as well as was the superintendent and um it was lovely to see you guys there and it's just so much fun to go in and and read to the kids. It's anytime we have an opportunity to
034go into the classrooms. And of course, um, shout out to the to the social studies eighth graders at Roberts for presenting to us this week. They did an amazing job advocating for themselves and for the students that come after them. They were absolutely fantastic. >> I concur. It was I haven't read Chicka Chicka Boom Boom in uh 20 years. Kind of nice. >> Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. Huh. >> Great book. Yeah. >> Um I just want to share that the um annual Central New York School Board Association dinner is May 20th and I've sort of kept something away quiet from you all commissioners, not on purpose. I just wanted to see how the outcome would be and I was allowed to nominate Tama as school board um person of the year and they gave her
035that honor. So at the dinner on the 20th and she will be honored um along with possibly others that are in the Boseies. So, she's our first SCSD school board person um that will be honored and I want to thank Eileen for all her help, but I didn't say anything not to keep it from you, but because I just want to make sure everything was okay and and before we found um found out the results. So, and same thing with the superintendent. So, that um it's one thing to know that she's going to be honored with everything that we went through and she's been through um during her tenure as president. So, I'm really excited about that. So, >> Thank you, Eileene. >> All right. Uh, can I have a motion to approve the consent
036agenda? I'm sorry. >> Oh, superintendent will introduce the res. >> Superintendent is going to introduce all of the resolutions and we shall vote thereafter. >> Absolutely. Commissioners, I'd like to recommend and approve the resolutions in items 12.1 through 12.3 as a consent agenda. Can I motion to approve the consent agenda items? >> So moved. >> Second. >> There's no discussion. All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? I would like to introduce and recommend the resolution titled submission of grant proposals. Can I have a motion? >> Second. >> Any discussion? >> All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? 13.2. I would like to introduce and recommend the resolution titled contracts and consulty consultancies for approval. Office of Student Support Services. >> Can I have a motion? Some moved. A second. >> Second. >> Any
037discussion? >> All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? 13.3. I would like to introduce and recommend the resolution titled appeal of discipline imposed on student. >> Can I have a motion? So moved. >> Second. Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? All right. >> 14.1. I would like to introduce and recommend the resolution titled settlement agreement. Can I have a motion? So moved. Second. >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? 14.2. I would like to introduce and recommend the resolution titled administrative appointments. Can I have a motion? >> So move >> a second. >> Second. >> Any discussion? >> All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? All right. We do have one superintendent appointment this evening. We have Richard Richardson III from
038director of restorative discipline to chief academic officer. >> Jen, can you say that position again? I don't think everybody heard it. announced the musician so people can hear it. >> I'm going to announce that again. Um I just want to make sure we have that. That is Rich Richardson III from director of restorative discipline to chief academic officer. Congratulations Rich. All right. Congratulations. All right. >> You announced it. >> Yep. >> Can I have A MOTION TO ADJOURN the meeting? >> Second. >> Any discussion? >> All in favor? >> Any oppose? >> Meeting adjourned. Hey, >> congratulations everyone. >> So, it's not just me. [laughter] >> I'm sorry. I probably should have said thank you commissioners for your vote. [laughter] >> I'll say that. Thank you again. [laughter] >> This meeting is always so important.
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