Glassell Park's Bagasao Doesn't Get Brown Act

Neighborhood Councils want to spend money intended for outreach and community empowerment on cameras to watch dangerous criminals and others; but they apparently don't want to be the subjects of cameras themselves.

In this previously unreleased classic from the comedy series that is know as The Goofy Glassell Park Neighborhood Clowncil starring Bradley, we see Council leader Paula Bagasao display a complete and utter lack of understanding of the Brown Act. Sadly, Bagasao seems to think she is immune from anyone who plans to "fight" her or the Council.

$3500 of NC Money Spent on Cameras

Yet the City has $500K to spend on calligraphy each year.

But the people who represent you on the Neighborhood Council buy the emotional argument that we NEED to spend the money on cameras to fight dreaded crime, though these cameras are questionable.

As soon as the vote passed, the Qstar people left, chesire smiles on their face and they're going to ask for more later.

How much $$$ did Qstar give to City Council members? We'll tell you soon.

By the way, myself and two others voted no; we are now seen as "anti-public safety."
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Live @ The NC

Wendy is here with Q-Star who makes security cameras. You guessed it - they want NC money for cameras. You can guess how I'm going to vote.
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Wendy Greuel at Neighborhood Council

Live micro-blog from the Mid-Town North Hollywood Neighborhood Council. Councilman Wendy Greuel speaking on her vision for transportation. She takes the subway to work once a week or so.
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