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Ernie Unger, 3830 Stewart Road, testified on the success of the Community Response Team component of the plan and asked for the council's support of the entire plan. Frank Curorke, 3539 Oxbow Way, identified himself as a small business owner and concurred with those who spoke before him on the success of the partner- ship model for public safety. Frances Dyke, 1540 West 28th Place, urged the council to adopt the"plan. She highlighted the importance of metro coordination in public safety efforts in the future and encouraged the council to pursue efforts toward regional public safety planning efforts. Bill Sweet, 65 West 26th Avenue, noted that the concept of this plan was generated some time ago and said that the plan makes good financial sense. He urged the council to endorse the plan. John E. del Nero, 3540 Wilshire lane, stated that the partnership model re- sponds to the trends and needs for public safety in the future. He high- lighted the success of community-oriented policing and offered his full sup- port for the plan. Sylvia Roehnelt, 1240 Mill Street, spoke as a member of PSAC and an employee of Looking Glass in favor of the plan. She noted that partnershipping ef- forts between the Department of Public Safety and social service agencies has been paramount to the success of the plan. e M. L. Turnbull, 2685 Turnbull Lane, voiced concern with the emergency res- ponse service in the Willakenzie area and encouraged the council to reopen Station 6 immediately as a part of the City's effort toward improving public safety. e e Philip (no last name given),PO Box 11524, voiced support for the plan and suggested that citizens be given a greater opportunity to help guide policing in our community through the formation of a citizen/public safety advisory board. Hillary Larsen, 605 West 4th Avenue, speaking as Director of Buckley House, documented the success of the partnershipping efforts and said that enhanced relations between social service agencies and DPS will be a beneficial out- come of the plan. She asked for council support of the plan. Dunny Sorensen, 3800 Barger Drive, pointed out that the partnership model will allow DPS to tailor public safety throughout the City to meet specific needs. She encouraged the council to adopt the plan. Don Kostur, 2265 Garfield Street, speaking as Director of Eugene Emergency Housing, offered his support for the plan. He emphasized the importance of the networking component of the plan and urged the council to include a fund- ing proposal for social service agencies. MINUTES--Eugene City Council April 8, 1991 Page 4