Citizens Participation

Expressed concerns about speeding on Jones Boulevard and requested traffic signals and pedestrian lights near schools.

Urged the city council to end invocations at public meetings.

Complained about a public nuisance involving commercial tow trucks and junk vehicles in a residential neighborhood.

Shared concerns regarding his brother Ray's treatment and lack of accountability from vocational programs.

Supported the family's call for justice and an investigation into nonprofit funding and oversight.

Urged assistance and employment support for his brother Ray.

Urged the city council to separate church and state and discontinue invocations and Bible swearing at public meetings.

Congratulated re-elected council members and the new Mayor Pro Tem.

Expressed strong concerns regarding the health and water consumption impacts of data centers and 5G cellular towers.

Advocated for road safety, drunk driving prevention, and faster completion of municipal construction projects and pothole repairs.

Advocated for his disabled son, Ray Wheatley DeForge, who was a victim of human trafficking following a job placement issue.

Called for an open and public investigation into human trafficking negligence involving Opportunity Village.