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alerts nearby CPR - trained bystanders simultaneously with first responders. It directs citizens to <br />the victim and the nearest external defibrillator. Both a message and map are provided. Chief <br />Anderson furnishes two websites where you can get started. <br />COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMENTS <br />Committee members were grateful for the progress being made on the police body cameras as <br />community oriented policing is valuable to the residents of Santa Ana. They believe the use of <br />body cameras will aid in transparency while protecting both residents and police officers. The <br />Committee members applauded the Police Department's handling of the regulatory safety permit <br />process and enforcement which has helped to rid the city of illegal operatives. On Item #3 <br />(Measure BB): Chairman Benavides made a request that staff continue to keep the Committee <br />updated on the implementation of Measure BB at subsequent meetings; that staff consider <br />feedback from the permitted MMD operators and from Council with regard to any modifications <br />that may need to be considered to the approved ordinance. Both Committee members Benavides <br />and Tinajero were impressed with the technology that can be uploaded onto your phone in the <br />event of someone needing medical attention related to CPR. They conclude by thanking staff for <br />their diligence and continued hard work on these items. <br />ACTION ITEMS <br />1) On Item #3 (Measure BB): City Manager directs the City Attorney's Office to look into <br />amending the Regulatory Safety Permit Ordinance as it relates to advertising medical <br />marijuana dispensaries, particularly on billboards throughout the city. <br />Z) On Item #4 (E- Cigarettes): Committee Member Tmajero recommends an amendment to the <br />current Tobacco Ordinance to include e- cigarettes. City Manager asked the City Attorney if <br />the amended Ordinance would have to go to City Council, and Sr. City Attorney Laura <br />Rossini replies affirmatively. Chairman Benavides requests that City Council consider <br />modifying the Tobacco Ordinance to include e- cigarettes. Chairman Benavides further <br />requests staff look at what other cities are doing and bring the study back to City Council. <br />3) On Item #5 (Pulse Point): City Manager directs staff to put information on the Pulse Point <br />app on the City's website. <br />4) Chairman Benavides asked to have an update on Fireworks: whether we change the <br />ordinance or the process. <br />13A -16 <br />
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