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2024-02-14 CC Packet Rev. 1
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to give input. The following was offered as a description of the endeavor: <br /> <br />Summary of the context for this workshop series: <br />Communities rely on sufficient, reliable, and safe water supply for health, prosperity, and <br />the function of local ecosystems. This is not a given, but is paramount. The region as a <br />whole is expected to grow by more than 600,000 people by 2050, the climate is changing, <br />and new issues resulting from human impacts continue to emerge that have the potential <br />to further influence the quality and quantity of water available for drinking water supply. <br />With existing supply constraints and challenges as well as a forecast of continued growth, <br />now is the time to thoughtfully and collaboratively plan to ensure a safe and sustainable <br />water supply—for individual communities, ecosystems, the region, and future <br />generations. <br /> <br />From late 2023 into early 2024, the Metropolitan Council will be engaging stakeholders <br />who impact and are impacted by water supply decisions on a sub-metro region scale. In <br />collaboration with a Core Team of local water resource leaders from the Northeast Metro, <br />a two-workshop series is being planned to create space for locally-driven creation of Metro <br />Area Water Supply Plan content. The hope is to build a shared vision for water supply in <br />the Northeast Metro, prioritize issues and opportunities, and develop an action plan to <br />address them. Then, with a plan in hand and relationships enhanced through the planning <br />process, we will work collaboratively within and beyond the Northeast Metro subregion <br />to secure a sustainable water future for humans and ecosystems alike. <br /> <br />These workshops and the resulting water supply plan will have wide-ranging and important influence on <br />water supply policies, regulations, and outcomes. While protecting our clean water resources is of utmost <br />importance, it is important that we engage in these conversations to ensure future actions result in equitable <br />rules for all of our constituents and don’t unduly hinder development or influence city planning. <br /> <br />CENTENNIAL LAKES POLICE DEPARTMENT <br />Year-end Financials <br />As the final bills from 2023 are being paid, our early estimates indicate that CLPD will end the year around <br />5% under budget. Like many police departments, we spent much of the year understaffed, finding it difficult <br />to fill open spots. However, it is important to our leadership that we take the time to find the right person, <br />not just the next available person. <br /> <br />CENTENNIAL FIRE DISTRICT <br />We’re Hiring <br />We’re hiring! Click here for more info, or to apply: https://www.centennialfire.org/services-2. <br /> <br /> <br />
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