CityOfHutchinson

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@jackneuber9751 3 күн бұрын

No sound on Paul at all, and very low on all other mic’s!!!!!! Seems to a very good meeting, only if we could hear it!

@stowers157 Ай бұрын

How about finally getting around to putting the riser on the hydrant behind my house before the hydrant is buried. It has had a Water Dept. cone next to it for the past 8 years.

@37gdog Жыл бұрын

So the city workers have lost benefits? Don’t the members vote on the contract lol.

@stowers157 Жыл бұрын

And if they vote to NOT accept it, the City will just impose it upon them, even if it goes against an independent arbitrators decision.

@37gdog Жыл бұрын

@@stowers157 So what you're saying is, the union is worthless and the members have no back bone. You get what you vote for.

@phillosophy5103 2 жыл бұрын

If I were Mayor I would make sure we stay on course with a budget.

@joeyalfaro2323 3 жыл бұрын

As pratriot born criminal and thief. I know streets you should me your side of coin. Go sit were they sell drugs. They won't know who you are get worst clothes that don't fit right go for walk different hours of day. Smell streets, see who's looking at you. Watch police fallow patrol around. Ask narcotics to show you were every dope house is. Ask them who are big homies running shit. Dope protected by arrangements made by mafia. Members work trust it's our word. Some are stand up crooks they just don't have knowledge. So in short homeless need sewer and lusndry service if they hope to return to paying taxes.

@coljon007 3 жыл бұрын

Wish I could hear this

@sonofhibbs4425 3 жыл бұрын

I hope the people of Hutchinson realize and appreciate what good doctors, medical personnel and city council they have. I was just wondering, considering the recent outbreaks in the area, if there will be another informative meeting like this. Has anything changed or is it mostly the same understanding of the situation? Thank you. Stay safe everyone.

@stevesims2243 4 жыл бұрын

Chief Hooper apparently has a better handle on these issues than one would have of a general impression of the typical cop.It's great that we are as blessed as we are, but the general climate has a long way to improve; an unfair burden has been placed on the police to be law enforcement instead of peace officers. This issue cannot be separated from the wealth disparity issue across America, stemming from wage inequality and the lack of family-sustaining wages in the working class. None of the existing political parties have been successful in relieving these issues, instead reaching for the band-aid of public assistance "entitlements." This has been exacerbated by corporate lobbying and tax advantages such as deducting vacation expenses if some token effort was related to a job function. In reference to the police, it doesn't seem like training is consistent across America, particularly in the inner city. Social media allows individuals to report what they have recorded of police using excessive and often deadly force, only to be exonerated by the police administration and courts. Why is there such a disparity from location to location, and demographics of particular precincts? It appears to me that accountability is sorely lacking from the top law enforcement officer (the President, and not just the current president, but going back roughly a century) on down. I think you will find an underlying cynicism on the part of the public, heavily weighted on the poor side, that justice will be served whenever they find themselves a victim, and that cynicism can lead to a dog-eat-dog mentality. Many people don't even bother calling the cops when something happens. We need to include the courts and magistrates in this conversation, because i have witnessed several incidents of of attorneys and judges IN THIS TOWN violating ethics, rules of evidence, ignoring precedents and statutes, and making false writings. The general feeling is divided along the lines of who can afford to pay for an attorney will get preferential treatment and privileged information such as how to minimize the impact of an infraction, as if their social status entitles them. Most poor people are rightfully disgusted abut how the court system has become a revenue stream, and they would be even more upset to find out how funds from court revenue are distributed. There is a lot of gatekeeping on the part of the press, and all departments of government with respect to the unfair way in which justice is administered. Every American who earns a comfortable living is part of the problem, because they are the ones with resources to address these deep-seated social issues.They are so comfortable, they don't feel the need to participate, other than make donations to the charitable funds associated with political entities. Even worse, I don't see legislators fighting for their constituents, but becoming soothesayers for big government bureaucracy and corporate largesse. After two days, we have a total of 137 people who even bothered to watch the discussion, which amounts to Two-tenths of a percent. But wow, that's more than the number of deaths from a disease that HHS stated on their website that they had no test for. Mass insanity, and no accountability, no critical thinking, no advocacy for common sense.