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the data yo that you are sharins helpful to make the point that having police and other forces in the community, social workers, clergy serving people in a way that reduces violence is a way that gives federer. i want to highlight a point and i'd love for you to talk about some of the strategies. there've been reforms before that i would love for you to talk about. >> absolutely. during my time as mayor, we have done body cameras on all of the officers out in the community, and i think that's an important message for building trust. i also launched a program with my colleagues this year to invest clinicians with our police department. a lot of the cases that have been most difficult for us to have had a mental health component. and even our officers agree that we need to make changes in that area. one officer told us people call 911 when they are in crisis because they do not know who else to call. we've tried to make sure that there are mental health resources available and traditionally the way the government works in arizona, we are not the public health authority. but it's been so

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members whose terms will end in june, johnny, deny, rebecca, patricia, and sharin. these members have provided valuable insight to the issues that have been addressed. their work has helped to inform the development of policy recommendations, new enrolment processes, the selection of food vendors, and so much more, as well as hearing the parents' and families' voice at district levels. we hope they will continue their advocacy efforts in other ways going forward. thank you. >> [indiscernible] -- with the district we provide each and every student with quality instruction and support that is required to survive in the 21st century. this informs the work that we have done. over the course of the year, the paths continued to be strengthened are a collaborative effort with the society as well as the partners [indiscernible] -- this helps us continue to support families, engaged parents, and community members in meaningful conversations and gathered inputs to issue the [indiscernible] board of education to represent parent voice and include the experiences of the familie