We request that Boulder County prioritize the lives and safety of Boulder County residents and commit to fully funding the expansion of the Boulder Rifle Club (BRC) from the 2022 county budget and/or with a portion of the money from the Denver Water Settlement Agreement you signed last month. It has now been a year since Boulder County approved the expansion of the Boulder Rifle Club, which once constructed will allow the USFS to close just under 80,000 acres to recreational sport shooting in Boulder County. Yet the BRC still doesn't have the funds to make this a reality. Every week that passes while the Forest Service lands remain open to recreational sport shooting is another week that Boulder County residents and visitors alike run the risk of being shot and killed while walking, biking, riding, camping and in general enjoying our public lands. Last month you signed the Settlement Agreement on the Gross Reservoir Expansion Project with Denver Water for $12.5 million dollars, which included $5.1 million dollars for Land Preservation. There is no better way to conserve and protect our public lands than by preventing their further use for sport shooting. We request that you use whatever portion of these funds and/or general funds as is necessary to fully fund the expansion of the BRC, and that you allocate these funds without further delay. The estimated cost to build the public shooting range is $5 million. The Boulder Rifle Club has been awarded over $900,000 from Colorado Parks and Wildlife for construction of the shooting ranges. It is now your responsibility to fulfill Boulder County's promise both to Boulder County residents and the USFS to open a public shooting range in Boulder County that will allow the USFS to complete the already designated sport shooting closures on our public land. We urge you to take this bold step to prioritize life over less critical projects and fully fund the BRC.

We, the undersigned residents and energy consumers, demand immediate action to address the excessively high charges, unfair practices, and lack of accountability demonstrated by Delmarva Power. As a monopoly operating in our area, Delmarva Power has imposed unreasonable costs and failed to provide equitable and transparent services to its customers. Key Issues: 1. Excessive Electric Bills: Delmarva Power’s electric bills have doubled for many customers in recent years despite their energy usage remaining the same. This is an unsustainable burden for households already grappling with rising costs of living. 2. Ridiculous Delivery Charges: Delivery charges on electric bills range from $50 to $150 per billing cycle, disproportionately affecting customers regardless of their energy consumption. These charges are exorbitant and lack justification. 3. Unfair Solar Metering Practices: Customers with solar systems report that the excess energy generated by their systems “disappears,” with no credit issued for the surplus energy fed back to the grid. Instead, Delmarva Power continues to charge these customers for electricity usage. This practice undermines investments in renewable energy and discourages environmental sustainability. 4. Monopoly and Lack of Alternatives: Delmarva Power’s position as the primary energy provider denies residents the ability to choose cheaper and more competitive options. This lack of competition leads to unchecked price hikes and poor service quality. 5. Unresponsive Leadership and Customer Support: Complaints to Delmarva Power’s leadership and customer support have been met with indifference, leaving customers without solutions to their grievances. Call to Action: We call upon the Governor Wes Moore and Governor Matt Meyer and the PSC to: • Investigate Delmarva Power’s billing practices and delivery charge structures. • Audit the operations of Delmarva Power to ensure transparency in solar metering and energy crediting. • Break Delmarva Power’s monopoly by introducing policies that allow for competition and provide residents with alternative energy options. • Ensure accountability by mandating responsive and effective customer support from Delmarva Power leadership.

Olentangy Local School District (OLSD) needs to be held accountable for past inactions in which their students were victims of racism, homophobia, transphobia, classism, ableism, etc. Taking responsibility would look like: 1. Hiring teachers and staff from a variety of backgrounds (i.e. people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, disabled individuals, etc) as opposed to hiring only white individuals as teachers, guidance counselors, and other staff. a. Firing staff who have made racist, homophobic, transphobic, classist, etc., remarks to a student (not putting them on paid leave). 2. Providing anti-discrimination as well as diversity and inclusion training to every employee of OLSD at the beginning of each school year, every year. 3. Providing students with an intersectional education (i.e. education that isn’t rooted in white supremacy). a. Teaching students about African-American history (other than the history of slavery in America) such as Juneteenth, Malcom X, Black Panther Party (any positive form of black history as we are only taught the negative). b.Teaching students about feminism outside of just Susan B. Anthony and the suffragette movement (i.e. 1st, 2nd, 3rd and current waves of feminism). c. Teaching students about LGBTQ+ history (starting with the Stonewall Riots) all the way up to current issues. d. Including LGBTQ+ sex education in health class 4. Mandatory class on diversity and inclusion beginning in Kindergarten continuously through 12th grade (grade appropriate topics, getting more difficult as the students get older). a. Starting in middle school, offer electives specifically in African American studies, Native American studies, LGBTQ+ studies, progressive movements (feminism, LGBTQ+, Black Lives Matter, etc.). 5. Remove all forms of law enforcement from schools and substitute with more guidance counselors, social workers, crisis interventionists, etc.

Request to the Ontario County Board of Supervisors: limit the use of county resources in federal immigration enforcement. Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) and Customs Border Protection (CBP) agents have been taking people with no criminal record off their jobs; forcing their way into homes, schools, churches, and hospitals, without judicial warrants or identification and placing thousands of people in warehouses without access to attorneys. https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5737388-judge-rules-ice-detainee-rights/ These are not lawful arrests. Without visible judicial warrants, badges and names, and due process, everyone who encounters ICE and CBP is vulnerable to potential violations of their constitutional rights by these agents.  That’s why Ontario County officers,  employees and agencies should avoid assisting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) … to protect community trust, ensure public safety, and avoid legal or financial liability. Such cooperation would deter immigrant residents from reporting crimes or acting as witnesses, and it risks 4th Amendment violations through unjustified detentions.  (Center for American Progress) Add your name to the petition requesting Ontario County Board of Supervisors pass legislation limiting county officers, employees, and agencies in collaboration with immigration enforcement : 1.  Restrict information, access, or assistance to ICE or CBP; 2. Do not participate in ICE or CBP operations, including interpreting, surveillance, traffic support, perimeter establishment, administrative detainers, or interviews conducted solely for immigration enforcement purposes; 3. Disallow ICE or CBP to use county facilities, databases, equipment, or communication systems for civil immigration enforcement functions; 4. County officers shall not detain any individual solely on the basis of an ICE detainer or administrative warrant, which are not signed by a judge and do not carry the authority of a judicial order. 5. Prohibit use of buildings in Ontario County as detention facilities for people taken by federal immigration authorities.

Sheriff Terry S. Johnson, please do not bring back 287g (ICE) program to Alamance County!

Representative Hanna We The People call upon you to Learn More about TPP and to not sell out our democracy and our middle class to Asia! NO is the ONLY vote we will accept from anyone who claims to represent us on the Trans-Pacific Partnership... (NAFTA 2.0)! http://www.citizen.org/documents/analysis-tpp-text-november-2015.pdf

Use your Sept. 7 speech at the University of Illinois in Urbana to call for ending the biblically-catastrophic U.S.-Saudi war in Yemen.

WE the People of Hawai'i and its Residents of Waimanalo, hereby declare that Mayor Kirk Caldwell and Waimanalo community chair RESIGN from their positions immediately for reasons below.

The War on Drugs is an unjust conflict that illegally targets the poor and marginalized citizens of the United States. We ask the courts to award monetary compensation in the number of 1 Trillion dollars to the victims of this Racketeering Influenced Corrupt Organization.

PROPORTIONAL PUNISHMENTS are required for individual and corporate responsibility. Current law allows the worst offenders against humanity to pay minuscule fines instead of facing punishments that deter crimes. My proposed law would make responsibility paramount in every industry and act as a REAL deterrent to violations of regulations and laws. It would also make individual punishments equal by fining people a percentage of their wealth and not continue to have a system that allows unequal punishments for identical crimes. Deterrents to crimes are only effective if punishments are more just and equal, and based on the wealth of individuals and corporations.