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Public Comment
From:natalie rubalcava <lawlady209@hotmail.com>
Sent:Tuesday, November
To:Stephen Faessel; Avelino Valencia; Jennifer Diaz; Gloria S. Ma'ae; Trevor O'Neil; Jose
Moreno; Public Comment
Subject:\[EXTERNAL\] Re: Agenda Item 28
Attachments:Support for Anaheim Firefighters MOU_11-15.docx
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11/15/2022
RE: SUPPORT ITEM #28 Anaheim Firefighters Association MOU
Dear Mayor ProTem O’Neil and Members of the Anaheim City Council:
I am writing this letter in support of agenda item #28, the recommended adoption of a memorandum of
understanding between the City of Anaheim and the Anaheim Firefighters Association. As a lifelong resident
of Anaheim, I value the role and impact our firefighters have on our daily lives. Our firefighters have also been
instrumental in fighting wild fires across the state.
As the largest city in the County of Orange, now more than ever it is important that we compensate our
firefighters competitively as many fire agencies face recruiting and workforce challenges in this current labor
market. It is important that we keep Anaheim competitive compared to our neighboring cities. Especially in a
city of over 300K residents that more than doubles in size daily.
I support the proposed MOU and honor the work being done by our Anaheim Firefighters on behalf of the
residents and visitors of Anaheim.
Respectfully,
Natalie Rubalcava
Anaheim, CA 92805
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11/15/2022
RE: SUPPORT ITEM #28 Anaheim Firefighters Association MOU
Dear Mayor ProTem O’Neil and Members of the Anaheim City Council:
I am writing this letter in support of agenda item #28, the recommended adoption of a
memorandum of understanding between the City of Anaheim and the Anaheim Firefighters
Association. As a lifelong resident of Anaheim, I value the role and impact our firefighters have
on our daily lives. Our firefighters have also been instrumental in fighting wild fires across the
state.
As the largest city in the County of Orange, now more than ever it is important that we
compensate our firefighters competitively as many fire agencies face recruiting and workforce
challenges in this current labor market. It is important that we keep Anaheim competitive
compared to our neighboring cities. Especially in a city of over 300K residents that more than
doubles in size daily.
I support the proposed MOU and honor the work being done by our Anaheim Firefighters on
behalf of the residents and visitors of Anaheim.
Respectfully,
Natalie Rubalcava
Anaheim, CA 92805