Edmond Masked and Unmasked

03/20/2021

TOMORROW. 27th Annual Edmond Neighborhood Virtual Summit & Candidate Forum

Join us this Saturday for the Edmond Neighborhood Alliance Virtual Summit

Who: Neighborhood leaders and Edmond residents that like to be up to date on city issues

What: Hear the latest from city directly about the current events of Edmond and the economic outlook. In addition we who’ll be hosting a candidate forum foe the two wards and mayor candidates

When: Time: Mar 20, 2021 09:00 AM Central Time (US and Canada).

The summit will be virtual on zoom. It’s easy to get on zoom. Just download the app, create a free account and when it’s meeting time click on the link.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88054598943?pwd=SGhYU0tjVGlIblJITXlqVU1FL3JzUT09

Meeting ID: 880 5459 8943
Passcode: 863810

Agenda

27th Annual Edmond Neighborhood Virtual Summit
Saturday, March 20, 2021
9:00 am -12:45 pm

AGENDA

9:00 am Welcome and Presentation of Past President Award
Tim Reese, ENA President and Dan O’Neil, Mayor

9:15 am Edmond “State of the City” Reports

I. Report from City Manager’s Office
Larry Stevens, City Manager

II. Edmond’s Economic Outlook
Janet Yowell, Director, EEDA

III. Update on Zoning/Neighborhood Issues
Randy Entz, Planning Director

10:15 am Report on COVID status in Edmond
Mark Nash, ENA Director

10:30 am Internet and 5G coverage issues

Warren A Schulz, Verizon

Let’s Vote! - Candidates Forum
Moderator: Lydia Lee, ENA Director

11:00 am I. Ward III Candidates: Christin Mugg and Sheryl Janis

11:30 am II. Ward IV Candidates: David Miller and Stacey Peterson

12:00 noon III. Mayoral Candidates: Darrell Davis and Nathan Walters

Audience Question and Answer via Chat on Zoom (time permitting)

12:30 pm Closing Remarks and Adjournment
Tim Reese, ENA President

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03/15/2021

27th Annual Edmond Neighborhood Virtual Summit

Join us this Saturday for the Edmond Neighborhood Alliance Virtual Summit

Who: Neighborhood leaders and Edmond residents that like to be up to date on city issues

What: Hear the latest from city directly about the current events of Edmond and the economic outlook. In addition we who’ll be hosting a candidate forum foe the two wards and mayor candidates

When: Time: Mar 20, 2021 09:00 AM Central Time (US and Canada).

The summit will be virtual on zoom. It’s easy to get on zoom. Just download the app, create a free account and when it’s meeting time click on the link.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88054598943?pwd=SGhYU0tjVGlIblJITXlqVU1FL3JzUT09

Meeting ID: 880 5459 8943
Passcode: 863810

Agenda

27th Annual Edmond Neighborhood Virtual Summit
Saturday, March 20, 2021
9:00 am -12:45 pm

AGENDA

9:00 am Welcome and Presentation of Past President Award
Tim Reese, ENA President and Dan O’Neil, Mayor

9:15 am Edmond “State of the City” Reports

I. Report from City Manager’s Office
Larry Stevens, City Manager

II. Edmond’s Economic Outlook
Janet Yowell, Director, EEDA

III. Update on Zoning/Neighborhood Issues
Randy Entz, Planning Director

10:15 am Report on COVID status in Edmond
Mark Nash, ENA Director

10:30 am Internet and 5G coverage issues
Cierra Merino , Community Outreach & Permit Consulting

Let’s Vote! - Candidates Forum
Moderator: Lydia Lee, ENA Director

11:00 am I. Ward III Candidates: Christin Mugg and Sheryl Janis

11:30 am II. Ward IV Candidates: David Miller and Stacey Peterson

12:00 noon III. Mayoral Candidates: Darrell Davis and Nathan Walters

Audience Question and Answer via Chat on Zoom (time permitting)

12:30 pm Closing Remarks and Adjournment
Time Reese, ENA President

Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, confer...

02/03/2021

11/03/2020

https://oklahomawatch.org/2020/10/30/oklahoma-closes-deadliest-covid-19-month-with-hotspots-in-shawnee-edmond-and-okc/?fbclid=IwAR0DMI8ODg00XqKW-Tt0DGaY1oMU1O_viq2WnQ967zGLXdJ6Z-0ASrFuDrQ

The state ends the month with more than 34,000 new cases, making October the top month for infections.

10/23/2020

Edmond needs to step it up

10/13/2020

https://oklahoman.com/article/5673827/as-mask-ordinance-is-extended-covid-19-surges-and-okc-has-no-icu-beds-available

OCT 13, 2020 - No ICU beds were available Tuesday morning in Oklahoma City as COVID-19 cases surge, a central Oklahoma regional health system executive told the city council.

10/07/2020

Massey says Boycott If. you don’t like it

Thank you for your email and comments. Unfortunately, I respectfully disagree and cannot vote for a mandatory mask ordinance. I think it is government overreach and unenforceable anyway. As I have said many times, I am not opposed to masks and in fact encourage them for many people and in many circumstances. I am in favor of what we had just prior to the current mandate and it was working equally as well without forcing that requirement on our citizens. It called for personal responsibility and personal choice for people and businesses and various institutions to decide for themselves what is best for them. Then people could decide for themselves where to go and where not to go.

Nick Massey
Mayor Pro Tem
Ward 4 City Councilman

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