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Redline · October 15, 2024

Las Cruces Council Work Session - October 15, 2024

The city’s minutes for this meeting were compared, sentence by sentence, against the transcript of the recording. Of 57 statements the minutes attribute to a named person, 51 were found in the recording.

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71match score /100
7,232words in the minutes
20,750words on the recording
11,960spoken words with no counterpart

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McClure: no match in the recording

Not in the recording

The minutes put these words in someone's mouth, and nothing like them appears in the recording. The minutes record McClure as having asked these words. 26% of the distinctive wording appears in the recording's captions — the passage may have been said off-mic, cut, or written differently.

What the minutes say

Councilor McClure asked have you had consideration of wellness integration? I know it is an inherently dangerous job and long effects of some of the carcinogens that you have access to. So, things like that where you are supporting them through that, making it very clear that you are concerned about their long-term health as well.

What the recording says

definitely be that leader but uh if it does kind of that long term effect would be good to consider at the onset then too so I'm not saying this is mandatory but I would like everybody to participate I think Chief story Smith would like everybody to participate well maybe we'll just go down the line councelor MZ you're next okay uh Chief I had I had this similar concern uh you know what happens with the city of Los cruus is

Hear it at 1:47:22Speaker as recorded: McClure3.3 LAS CRUCES FIRE DEPARTMENT MASTER PLAN INPUT J

Tem: no match in the recording

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The minutes put these words in someone's mouth, and nothing like them appears in the recording. The minutes record Tem as having said these words. 23% of the distinctive wording appears in the recording's captions — the passage may have been said off-mic, cut, or written differently.

What the minutes say

Tem said how do we recruit? We have to separate ourselves. We want to be that leader when it comes to employment. So, the question for council is, what is your vision for us supporting our workforce when it comes to our facilities, our station, our existing stations, kind of our legacy stations, the ones who have been around since the sixties and our newest ones. What do you see for our apparatus, staffing numbers and training? Again, this is that long term visionary seven to ten years out.

What the recording says

regional for mayor protm and councelor matis I I think that's the question that I'm really posing to you all is what do you Vision us doing how far do you feel like we should have a reach that's really the question that we want to get to is uh what's this council's direction on in seven years you want to look back and say the fire department is now a leader or involved with all of these organizations or we do automatic Aid all the way as far as Sunland Park and you know automatic Aid is where 91 one call comes in we go automatically we're dispatched and then we're responding down um

Hear it at 1:48:24Speaker as recorded: Tem3.3 LAS CRUCES FIRE DEPARTMENT MASTER PLAN INPUT J

Chief Jason Smith: no match in the recording

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The minutes put these words in someone's mouth, and nothing like them appears in the recording. The minutes record Chief Jason Smith as having said these words. 25% of the distinctive wording appears in the recording's captions — the passage may have been said off-mic, cut, or written differently.

What the minutes say

Chief Jason Smith said we have met with them. We have met with everybody face to face as well as the union leadership. Within our comprehensive plan it is about developing a strong and educated workforce that supports our local and regional economy, and I really feel that this connects with us because we also have our own workforce to take care of and provide for as well as setting us apart as Mayor Pro

What the recording says

basically the 3 3700 square miles of donana County or do we take a very narrow focus and be like well we'll we'll collaborate we'll have meetings with our regional Partners but we stay within our 77 square miles um that's the input in the direction that I'm I'm looking for is how do we develop a master plan how do we start setting these longer term objectives if we don't have kind of this big

Hear it at 1:55:39Speaker as recorded: Chief Jason Smith3.3 LAS CRUCES FIRE DEPARTMENT MASTER PLAN INPUT J

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