REMARKS
Council Member Rivera acknowledges Clinton School students
1:13:38
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Council Member Carlina Rivera addresses students from the Clinton School who are visiting City Hall. She expresses gratitude for their presence and acknowledges the impact of subway surfing on their school community.
- Rivera emphasizes that the city government is working to address the issue of subway surfing
- She mentions efforts to reach students with information, education, and outreach
- Rivera expresses pride in being their council member and hopes they enjoy their tour of City Hall
Carlina Rivera
1:13:38
Good morning, everyone.
1:13:40
I just wanna say, hello to the these classes, these wonderful students, from the Clinton School.
1:13:55
I just I just wanna just add, I wanna thank the leadership of this council because this issue, we care about very, very deeply, and we want you to know that your government is looking out for you and is listening.
1:14:10
And maybe many of you didn't know Zachary, but we know that this particular issue affected your school community, and we want you to know that we are working, to ensure that we can reach as many students as possible with information and education and outreach.
1:14:26
So I wanna thank you for visiting city hall.
1:14:28
I'm very, very proud to be your council member, and I hope you enjoy the rest of the tour.
1:14:33
Thank you very much.
