San José recognizes World AIDS Day and honors airport security director for public service
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The City Council opened its Dec. 2 meeting with an invocation by Vanessa of the Thrash Punks and recognized World AIDS Day, with Vice Mayor Foley describing the day's personal meaning and the city's recent vigils and quilt exhibit commemorating lives lost to AIDS.
Council also honored José Rodríguez for more than five decades of public service, including leadership roles with the Transportation Security Administration. Rodríguez thanked staff and praised TSA employees who continued working through difficult periods.
Mayor and councilmembers presented proclamations and plaques; both items were ceremonial and required no council action beyond acceptance.
The meeting then proceeded to its regular agenda.
Council also honored José Rodríguez for more than five decades of public service, including leadership roles with the Transportation Security Administration. Rodríguez thanked staff and praised TSA employees who continued working through difficult periods.
Mayor and councilmembers presented proclamations and plaques; both items were ceremonial and required no council action beyond acceptance.
The meeting then proceeded to its regular agenda.
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