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From: acadinc @aol.com
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2011 11:30 AM
To: City Clerk; citycouncil @cuperitno.org; acadinc @aol.com
Subject: PSC AIertSCC budget request propsal
Attachments: Public_ Safety_ Commission _Budget_Request_061711.docx
Dear City Council:
Please accept my apologies for the last minute budget request proposal as we just had our Public Safety Commission
meeting last night. During the meeting, we have discussed a proposal to significantly improve the AIertSCC sign -up for
the city of Cupertino, and it was approved unanimously. Attached please find the written proposal, and I will prepare a
power point for a verbal proposal at next week's city council meeting.
Please have a wonderful weekend.
Best regards,
Andy Huang
Vice Chair,
Public Safety Commission
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Cupertino Public Safety Commission Budget Request
Title : AIertSCC Promotion Program
Purpose: An incentive program for all Cupertino school students to participate and
promote the signup in the AIertSCC system. The goal is to raise Cupertino resident
participation to be the highest level in the county.
Summary Plan: Each school will select a week during the fall of 2011 when they will
promote the AIertSCC signup. Incentive prizes will be provided to the student and class
that has the most people (students, family members and friends) signup during the
week. The Public Safety Commission will work with school and county officials to verify
the signups.
After all the schools have completed their event, a grand prize will be awarded to the
school which has the most signups.
An incentive amount of about $1,000 is budgeted for prizes for each of the 14 Cupertino
schools (8 elementary, 3 middle and 3 high schools.) Prizes will be items such as [pad,
(phone or Nano. The commission will seek discount pricing and contributions by
merchants for this program.
An additional $1,000 to be budgeted the school with the most signup. This prize could
take the form of an appropriate recognition party or celebration.
Budget Requested: $15,000
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Karen B. Guerin
From: Suzette Pangrle [spangrle @comcast.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 6:34 PM
To: City Council
Subject: Dog Park Funding
Dear Council members,
I understand that the funding for the Dog Park is going to be discussed at tonight's meeting. As a citizen of
Cupertino, one of my most treasured moments are those that I shared with my dog and our friends at the
park. For you see the dog park is more than just a place to exercise your dog, it is a place of community within
Cupertino. So I ask you to please consider keeping the funding for the dog park and to bring up for discussion
at a later date if the current proposed site is not satisfactory.
Thank you,
Suzette K. Pangrle
21849 Lindy Ln
Cuperinto
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