there is a community in san brewin owe better neighborhood, college and churches. for better or for worse, they will be part of this dialogue and may end up being or playing a role in the solution to the internal challenges that you're going to wrestle with. so, we ask only humbly that and respectfully that you keep that community in mind and also keep us in the loop. we came a little late to this and [speaker not understood] the documents you have before you today. so, hopefully as the process goes forward, maybe we could be at the table to some degree realizing we are not your constituents, nor your taxpayers. so, we thank you for your consideration. >> thank you, supervisor mar. >> i was going to say welcome back, mr. baruto. please congratulate i think supervisor pine on being the president of the -- our sister county down south. but thank you. >> and we'll be happy to make sure that we can communicate with you and give you all the information. next speaker. >>> hello, my name is larry edmonds. [speaker not understood]. this is a book i want to display. it's ca

it's my understanding that when san brewin owe was full there were shuttles going back and forth with no budgetary impact between the city and the facility. i venture to guess that the money that a new jail would cost, not to mention the bond money on san bruno that somebody mentioned, far exceeds the expense of actually transporting family members and/or attorneys to and from. so, i just wanted to say that. jenny friedenbach from the coalition on homelessness stated that 27% of the people in the county jail are homeless. so, i think that if there was bail reform that would clear out about a third of the current population. finally, i agree with dorothy. one, it' frustrating here to be speaking against a jail that doesn't need to be built, where the other side is basically grasping for straws to justify a new jail ~. and i just wonder what's going on here. somebody has a financial interest in building a new jail and some politician who shall not be mentioned perhaps is backed by whatever party has an interest in building a new jail and, you know, that's all i can figure out. but i'm a