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Haley, environmental engineer, urges residents to attend CAB meetings
Summary
Haley, an environmental engineer and Nevada Storm player, told the transcript that CAB meetings are a key way to get firsthand information about local issues and that county officials, firefighters and sheriffs often attend; she urged everyone to participate.
Haley, an environmental engineer who identifies only by her first name, urged residents to attend "CAB meetings" as a way to stay informed and influence local decisions. She also noted she plays for the Nevada Storm, a women's full-contact football team, and said the team has "won a couple national championships" (number not specified).
She told listeners that "CAB meetings are a really great place to get that information," arguing that the gatherings often include county officials, firefighters and sheriffs who can provide firsthand updates. "It's so nice knowing what's happening and, like, getting that firsthand information," she said.
Haley framed attendance as civic participation: "You can't complain about how things are going if you don't want to be a part of the change," and urged, "I absolutely think everyone should go to them." The transcript contains a final line using the phrase "cap meeting," which appears to be a transcription error; elsewhere she uses the acronym "CAB."
Her remarks in the transcript are a personal appeal to community involvement rather than a formal proposal or motion. No formal actions or votes are recorded in the provided transcript.
