Speaker 2: 915 is a report from Human Services with a recommendation to authorize city manager to execute contracts with one stop career.
Speaker 6: Centers service.
Speaker 2: Providers for a total amount not to exceed $3.5 million to provide training and employment services for residents.
Speaker 1: Okay. There's been emotion. Any second, any public comment on the item saying nonmembers, please go and cast your vote. Oh, actually. Customer Andrew's.
Speaker 0: Yes.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I see now because the fact that these are career seniors have made a big difference in getting our, you know, residents back to work. And I'm always, you know, in referring individuals to these centers, my only request would be to receive pertinent information, you know, to the seniors so I can continue to keep the community informed.
Speaker 0: And I want to thank you for this.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Councilmember Price.
Speaker 3: I just want to take a moment to acknowledge that the last several items have been by departments that have brought great high impact grants to the city to do amazing work. And I think that they should be acknowledged. And I want to thank them for for helping us to do more with what we have. So thank you.
Speaker 1: Thank you. See no other public comment? There's a motion on the floor and no public no public comment and a motion on the floor. Please cast your.
Speaker 0: Votes.
Speaker 2: Motion carries eight votes. Yes.
Speaker 1: 17.
Recommendation to authorize City Manager to execute contracts with various One-Stop Career Center Service Providers, in support of strategies that provide training and employment services to residents, for a total amount not to exceed $3,590,097; and to execute any needed subsequent amendments.  (Citywide)