During a recent government meeting, community members voiced their concerns regarding local governance and public safety, particularly focusing on the state of the public library.

One resident expressed frustration over the lack of communication from government officials, specifically regarding the ability of elected leaders to take their own oaths of office. The individual highlighted their attempts to reach out to prominent figures, including former President Trump and current officials, but felt their inquiries were largely ignored. This sentiment of disconnection from government representatives resonated with the audience, as the speaker lamented the challenges of engaging with officials without access to modern communication tools.

Another speaker, Matty Masudi, raised alarm over safety issues at the local public library, which he described as a once-safe haven for children. Masudi reported that many parents now hesitate to allow their children to visit the library due to perceived dangers, a stark contrast to his own experiences growing up. He emphasized the importance of the library as a community resource and urged officials to address these safety concerns to restore its reputation as a welcoming space for families.

The meeting concluded without further public comments, but the discussions underscored a growing frustration among residents regarding government responsiveness and community safety.