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Aaron Cutler urges council to address service gaps affecting his grandmother's neighborhood
Summary
During public comment Aaron Cutler, of 893 Region Drive, told the council it must address long-standing service gaps he described as "the machines that don't go to grandma's house," and he asked the council to acknowledge a person he had not recognized previously.
Aaron Cutler, who identified himself during public comment as living at 893 Region Drive, told the council he wanted to "acknowledge someone" he had failed to recognize earlier and pressed the body to act on a neighborhood service problem he has raised for months. "The machines that don't go to grandma's house," he said, without specifying which machines he meant.
Cutler said he appreciated "the respect that I've always received" from Mr. Williams and apologized for not acknowledging that person sooner. He also told the council he does not live in town and noted past community involvement, saying he had organized a festival for five years while three hours away. Cutler made an offhand remark about being 35 while recounting a comment he said someone asked him: "Will you be quiet?" The council did not take any formal action in response during the meeting.
The comment was delivered during the public comment portion of the meeting; the presiding chair then moved the session on to council comments.
