Simply because there have been over 500 murders in the city of Philadelphia and we are all effected by this trauma mentally physically and emotionally

We have been discriminated and treated unfairly for way to long. We need to come together as a unified Koreatown to fight this corrupt monopolizing company. There are other service providers in the Koreatown area that has provided much better uptime and customer support there should be no reason why Koreatown stays with Baiconnect.

This committee is running out of time. Witnesses with vital information are filing trivial lawsuits in the hope of running out the clock until the 2022 elections. After that, they assume the majority in the House will fall to the Republicans, who will disband this committee and we will never know the truth. Congress and its committees have the authority to charge anyone who ignores a subpoena with Inherent Contempt. It is very rarely used, but the passage of new legislation to prevent it from happening again should warrant rarely used measures. It is immediately enforceable by the Sargent at Arms.

Children's health and safety is on the line. If that doesn't make these policies important, I don't know what does.

When a bill that needs to paid is delivered after the due date we have a problem. Mr Dejoy has slowed down mail delivery.

Castlegate community in San Tan Valley, AZ and surrounding communities are having continuous disruption from fireworks. Displays of fireworks are being fired off are illegal as well as after hours of the alloted time. There is no consideration and respect from the offenders for PTSD military, animals, families, elderly and the possability of destruction of property. Resolution for Castlegate Community. Only allow fireworks that are LEGAL the day of a major holiday. These major holidays consist of July 4th and New Years Eve between 7pm-10pm. If rules are broken then 1000k per every firework is to be paid to HOA of Castlegate. Proof is to be provided via video or photo.

We need to come together with the government's efforts to stamp down this virus, and save the lives of our neighbors and family, and save our economy which is being destroyed by this plague. We did it, and sacrificed personal freedoms, during the world wars, this is no different.

It is of vital importance for the youth in our community.

Last month's tornadoes ripped through multiple states in the midwest and killed dozens of people, including six workers at an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, IL. With the warehouse situated inside Tornado Alley, it's unclear whether Amazon had adequately prepared for emergency weather events. Workers had repeatedly attempted to urge Amazon management to take precautions (such as safety drills), but management didn't listen. Once the tornado warnings were out, workers were forced to choose between not showing up to work (and facing the threat of termination) and the imperative to find shelter. One worker who was killed reportedly texted his girlfriend, “Amazon won’t let us leave” in the moments leading up to the Illinois warehouse’s collapse. OSHA has opened up an investigation of Amazon following the six worker deaths, but we know this isn’t enough. We demand full transparency from Amazon regarding their emergency weather preparedness, as well as their actions on the day of the tornadoes and in the days that followed. We also demand additional federal investigations, in addition to local and state investigations.

There is not enough parking on the street to accommodate all of the cars in the area. Local residents often have to park a quarter mile or more away from their house at night.

Not everyone in the Illinois Valley (IV) of southern Oregon has a need for banking services, or has a bank account. (In fact, one of the problems First Community (FCCU) has identified as a cause of the Cave Junction branch's poor performance is the heavy emphasis on a cash economy in the IV.) BUT... a large number of us DO rely on banking services, including a savings repository, personal and business loans, notary services, etc. Many aspects of banking can be done remotely, such as transfers of funds from account to account, automatic electronic payments, direct deposit of paychecks, etc. There are smart phone apps that allow scanning of checks, for remote deposit. But when you have cash or checks, and no smart phone app (many low income people don't have smart phones, or don't have the expertise to use such apps), by golly, you just have to go in to the local branch to deposit it. You know this... if you hold onto a ton of cash, don't you feel constantly vulnerable to theft or loss of the cash? I do. So then if you have to go to a physical branch office, and it's located 30 or more miles away, that's a problem. Some community members do not have vehicles, or do not have enough time off from their jobs to make the trip. Many of us are trying to make FEWER trips in our vehicles, not MORE, due to climate change. And that old Highway 199 is notorious as being deadly, one of the worst in the nation, especially in winter with slick roads and/or dense fog. The presence of multiple financial institutions in a community is evidence of a vital economy (or at least someone's faith in the potential of that economy), and acts to encourage more investment of various kinds in that community. Faith and investment beget more faith and investment. Conversely, closing a bank can devastate a community. We have already suffered closure of two other banks in recent years. How much more abandonment can the IV withstand? Since FCCU has the word 'community' in its very name, I think it should walk its talk, and help support our community. FCCU needs to work WITH its community to find mutually acceptable solutions to its problems, rather than just bailing because the going has gotten tough. So... we are asking FCCU to keep the Cave Junction branch office open, as a way of truly serving and empowering and aiding in the development of OUR COMMUNITY.

To prevent further spread.