Welcome to "The Week That Was and That Will Be," brought to you by myBurbank Talks. In this episode, hosts Craig Sherwood, Ross Benson, and Craig Durling dive into the events and discussions surrounding the Burbank community for the week of July 17.
In the first segment, the hosts reflect on the significant events of the past week. They discuss the release of the video of the Officer Involved Shooting at Home Depot on May 27, as mandated by AB-1506. They also touch upon the break-ins at Washington Elementary School and highlight the recognition of Providence St. Joseph Medical Center for their commitment to high-quality stroke care. Additionally, they share insights on the Burbank Historical Society's annual member appreciation event BBQ and 50th-anniversary celebration.
After a brief commercial break, the hosts shift their focus to "The Week That Will Be." They provide a comprehensive overview of the upcoming week's key events and meetings in the Burbank community. From the Sustainable Burbank Commission meeting to the City Council Meeting, they delve into various topics, including single-use plastic ban reports, changes to San Fernando Blvd, and public art initiatives.
The hosts discuss thought-provoking points from the City Council Meeting, such as the public hearing regarding draft maps for the city's transition to district-based City Council elections. They also touch upon the Adoption of a Second Extension of Urgency Ordinance Imposing a Moratorium on New or Replacement Firearms Retailers and the appointment to fill vacancies on various city boards, commissions, and committees.
In the following days, they highlight the Police Commission Meeting's agenda, which includes discussions on bicycle and ebike regulations enforcement and recommendations from the Racial and Identity Profiling Advisory Board 2023 Annual Report. The School Board Meeting is also covered, addressing topics such as raises to administrators and capping summer fees for coaches.
The hosts then mention a lively event at the Buena Vista Library featuring Bram Bratá, a steel drum band composed of high school seniors. They wrap up by providing interesting notes of interest, including a story about tree removal on Niagara Street and upcoming events like the Magnolia Park Food Truck Fridays and Holiday in the Park.
Be sure to tune in to this episode of "The Week That Was and That Will Be" to stay informed about the latest happenings in the Burbank community.
