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Strongly Biased Public Safety Survey

by Brent Adams
The Mayor's Public Safety Task Force has come up with a survey that they'd like you to fill out.
But that survey is loaded with inappropriate, imprecise, unprofessional, and inflammatory
language that enables blame instead of real solutions.
Following the hysterical syringe fear fest that has masqueraded as the Public Safety Committee, Mayor Hilary Bryant has appointed a Public Safety Task force to "go to the root" of problems we're seeing in our community.

So far the Task Force has met twice and will meet again Wednesday June 12 6pm

citizens safety task force meeting: The next task force meeting is at 6 p.m. June 12 in the Police Department's community room.

The Task Force has come up with a survey that is posted on the City of Santa Cruz's website. Here is the text of that survey:

"The City of Santa Cruz’s Citizen Public Safety Task Force consists of 15 volunteers appointed by the City Council. Task Force members will serve for six months and examine the root causes of local public safety issues. Made up of a diverse cross section of the community, from law enforcement and drug addiction specialists to small business owners and community organizers, this group is working to develop a set of specific policy recommendations for the City Council to guide the City’s response to anti-social and illegal behavior in our parks, open spaces, beaches and neighborhoods.
As part of that process, the Task Force invites your participation in this informal poll. Results of the poll will help to inform the Task Force when developing its priorities and recommendations to the City Council. Please rank your top three concerns with local public safety.

* List of public safety priorities and concerns was assembled with feedback from individual Task Force members and doesn't necessarily reflect the collective safety priorities of the Task Force or the City."


The survey is loaded with inappropriate, imprecise, unprofessional, and inflammatory
language that enables blame instead of real solutions - language such as,
"enabling" and "inappropriate activity".

I encourage you to NOT CHECK ANY of the offered selections but to go straight to the open field at the bottom where you may enter a comment of your own. Please do mention Sanctuary Camp as a proven solution.

§Here is the Survey's check list
by Brent Adams
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Again, I encourage you to not check any of the boxes but to go straight to the open comment field at the bottom and offer the Task Force a comment.

Please feel free to suggest Santa Cruz Sanctuary Camp as a proven solution.
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This is the Public Safety Task Force's list of "Safety Priorities"..

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