katelynn worked really hard on crunching data with me to propose a change to our sound permit. so previously it has been almost in line with the cost of entertainment oufr, we're potentially and much more accessible for folks to obtain: i think it was like $700. we are moving into building efficiencies into our program. looking at how we can respond to complaints in a streamline manner and collect our data and be able to look at that data. so a few things we have coming down the pike right now, you may have remembered the name on base. this is the system that we use to put all of our paper permit files, scan them into a system that are now backlogged for all of us to look at on our computers. this makes it feasible for our inspectors to look at permit devices and we're looking at the 311 app to be able to log inspection data real time in the field. that's going to be real big improvements to our reporting and how we're able to collect and share that data with you all. and finally, our biggest transition we're preparing right now is we start looking toward our timeline of transi

. >> reporter: katelynn and sarah lead women's voices of southwest florida a nonprofit organized to defendfreedoms. >> we have to speak out. >> reporter: the group helped raise awareness when the board of commissioners discussed the possibility of entering an abortion ban. >> i cried. we put so many hours and so much time in that. and we won something. >> reporter: but their message was not loud enough to drown out the will of florida's legislature and governor. >> it makes me angry and sad and worried. it feels like we're going backward. >> reporter: this week governor ron desantis signing a 15 week abortion ban into law. without exemptions for rape, incest or human trafficking. >> this will represent the most significant protections for life that have been enacted in this state in a generation. >> reporter: two days before desantis, oklahoma governor kevin stint signed a bill that makes performing an abortion a felony exception in a case of a medical emergency. >> we want oklahoma to be the most pro-life state in the country. we want to outlaw abortion in the state of oklahoma. >> report

the account was over 400 residents in the adjacent area and then we also posted the signage that katelynnust shared on our fences. in addition to that, we reached out to key community partners who various community partners have submitted letters of support as well. >> commissioner: okay. thank you. i do want to note for the record, there are a number of reputable nonprofits and cultural organizations who have written in support of the cultural programming. >> president: more comments? questions? >> commissioner: is it possible this particular resident just did not get the letter? >> president: sometimes that happens. i've done this a number of times myself and inevitably there are neighbor who is have raised a concern that do not receive a post that we paid for to be sent to them and affidavit it. it's happened before. >> commissioner: are we able to make a motion at this juncture. >> president: public comment is closed. so, yes, we can make a motion. >> commissioner: okay. i would like to move to approve the outdoor l.l.p. permit with the staff recommendations. >> commissioner: i second