That's it for the council meeting. Sorry I kinda zoned out on the last couple of issues (city manager search update and city attorney search). I wish I could say it doesn't matter what Nagle said, but it does. It fucking hurts.
I will get over it because I know I did my job. But I am not going to be blamed for her saying something uninformed, hurtful and offensive.
It is my job to report what elected officials say — and unguarded moments offer just as much truth (often more) than what they say when they know people are watching.
I did what I do every single Tuesday. This particular Tuesday, the only thing new was what she said.
Carr: We put this up for a test Jan. 22. "As anybody who's done any software work knows, you can test and test. We did. You can't discover everything."
UGH, looking the least forward to this. Feels like we're just going through the motions, since OSBT already turned it down. Very unlikely council will do different.
Open Comment next. Here's the list. Gonna take this opportunity to eat a bit of dinner, but I'll tweet what's relevant and/or interesting. www-static.bouldercolorado.gov/docs/February_…
Omg I think the city added a buzzer sound to indicate when speaker's time is up. Love it! Gong 'em all.
First two speakers against flood mitigation at CU South.
"We need flood mitigation, but not at this cost," says Kimman Harmon.
Since I'm "the media" who captured and quoted those words, I'll say the conversation didn't last much longer than what I tweeted. She said what she said, I tweeted it, and then the meeting started.
Just gonna add one more and say there wasn't any context that I left out. I got her words. Of course, she may have additional thoughts, but I tweeted what she said. That's my job.
Back to the Holocaust/prairie dog discussion, if anybody has more to say.