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HEALTH & PUBLIC SAFETY <br />Committee Members Present: <br />Citizen Members Present: <br />Other Council Present: <br />Others Present: <br />Agenda: <br />MARCH 23, 2015 4:35 P.M. <br />Derek Dieter, Dr. Fred Ferlic, Karen White, <br />Valerie Schey <br />Bob Emery <br />Tim Scott, Henry Davis, Oliver Davis, Gavin Ferlic, <br />Dr. David Varner <br />Kathy Cekanski - Farrand, Erin Hansen- SBT <br />Bill 15 -15 "Drive Now, Text 1.811" Campaign <br />Derek Dieter, Chair of the Health & Public Safety Committee called his committee to order to give <br />hearing to bill 15 -15 sponsored by Councilman Henry Davis. <br />The bill would encourage local high school and college students to participate in a "Drive Now, Text 1_811" <br />campaign. <br />Henry Davis articulated the main provisions of the bill. He said this was part of a state -wide effort to <br />curb distracted driving resulting in a significant increase in traffic accidents causing both injury and <br />death especially among the youngest segment drivers. He said the bill was tied to a bill passed by the <br />past Council which banned the use of electronic devices in school zones. Henry cited examples of cities <br />across the land that had banned cell or other electronic devices city -wide. <br />Assisting his presentation were three high school students who had prepared an overhead presentation <br />which illustrated the costly and potentially deadly consequences of distracted driving. Their <br />presentation was developed to compete for a five thousand dollar scholarship, all a part of the effort to <br />stem distracted driving. <br />The students said they hoped to inform, convince, and change the distracted driving habits of young <br />drivers. <br />All the Councilmembers, in turn offered their support to the students effort. Each made suggestions <br />how they might get the word out through social media as well as the usual media outlets. <br />Ultimately Gavin Ferlic made a motion to recommend favorably which was seconded by Karen White <br />and supported by all. <br />Derek adjourned the meeting at 4:54 P.M. <br />
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