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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2025 · 37 MIN

159 [S3E06] City Boards and Commissions with Deputy Clerk Jennifer Crossley

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Instead of a guest from a city or county board or commission, which we do frequently, today's show is about ALL the city's boards and commissions, and how they get managed. Which, until now, has been haphazardly, by the individual departments that act as their liaisons. The city has created a new position in the Clerk's office just to centrally administer the city's dozens of boards and commissions. Our guest is friend of the show Jennifer Crossley. She was our guest in June, in her capacity as a member of the Monroe County Council. We talk with her about her day job as a Deputy City Clerk, whose new portfolio is the administration of boards and commissions. If you've ever thought about public service, listen to this episode and consider being on a local board or commission -- institution building is the antidote to the selfish chaos of national politics.Today also: a Last Pitch about how best to benefit from the City Council's recent decision to make permanent the seasonal closure of East Kirkwood Avenue.Support the showA production of Plateia Media ©2024-5. All rights reserved.

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Instead of a guest from a city or county board or commission, which we do frequently, today's show is about ALL the city's boards and commissions, and how they get managed. Which, until now, has been haphazardly, by the individual departments that act as their liaisons. The city has created a new position in the Clerk's office just to centrally administer the city's dozens of boards and commissions. Our guest is friend of the show Jennifer Crossley. She was our guest in June, in her ca...

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