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....To add to the below, it would feel totally remiss to not acknowledge publicly the amazing progress Xcel hasmade in carbon reduction (not just the legisature). The only reason this whole endeavor can move favorablyforward is due to the amazing, and in some cases pioneering, strides the company has made. It has been mypriviledge (well, um, also with some sweat and tears!) that you Xcel folks have let me advocate in your ear over allthese years. Like many others on this string.

(And you probably know we are not done...!)

Karey

On November 5, 2020 1:54:29 PM MST, Karey Christ-Janer wrote:

Dear muni-interested folks (of all stripes)---

What a long strange trip it's been....

I thought of just writing a (happy or relieved, maybe exhausted?) note to those of us who campaigned this time,or have in the past, with the thought that there is truly a better solution than municipalization for Boulder. But atthe end of the day, I really just wanted to say that the outcome of this election on 2C and 2D provides anopportunity for a fresh start.

The new partnership with Xcel will only be as "good" as those who decide to get involved will make it. Assomeone who notoriously flip-flopped on this issue in 2011, I have seen first hand the incredible passion andcommitment the muni supporters posess. I hope that energy-savvy folks from BOTH sides will come together toactualize how great this deal can truly be.

While some of you may want to turn to Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) as a potential alternate solution atthis point, I truly believe that even if some form of CCA were to pass at the legislature, after all the analysis andresearch, it would probably look a lot like what this partnership can be----that is, building off of the great progressmade in the 2019 session, such that the focus is now on tackling that pesky last 20% carbon reduction, mainly.Hopefully that will be achieve through innovative local, distributed energy solutions.

Its up to you....no, I should say US, actually. Because we can all play some part in advocating for the bestenergy future for Colorado communities. And we all care. Let's try to stop "fighting," and make thathappen. Time is surely of the essence.

Karey Christ-Janer303-810-0069

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Dear Boulder Chamber Community Affairs Council member,

We are updating the calendar invite for the Community Affairs Council meetings and distributing it for the year ahead.

Andrea Meneghel

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WE BUILD COMMUNITY THROUGH BUSINESS

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From: Greg HarmsTo: Swetlik, Adam; Brockett, Aaron; Joseph, Junie; Wallach, Mark; Nagle, Mirabai; Friend, Rachel; Weaver, Sam;

Yates, Bob; Young, MaryCc: Eric Maxfield; Bill RiglerSubject: Boulder Shelter updateDate: Monday, January 6, 2020 5:51:30 PMAttachments: Fact Sheet on Homelessness.pdf

External SenderCity Council,In advance of tomorrow’s Council discussion, the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless would like tothank the City for its support of the Shelter and of Homeless Solutions for Boulder County (HSBC)over the past few years. We continue to provide services to those experiencing homelessness froma collaborative, evidence-based approach, which has been paying dividends. For example, inFY2019, the Shelter helped 119 individuals move back into stable housing. This was a record forthe Shelter and almost double the number from two years ago. We were saddened by the fact that48 people were recognized at the homeless memorial this year. While almost half of those namedwere housed when they passed, it is a reminder that there is still work to be done. Here are someother highlights: · HSBC, a result of a City-led facilitation in 2016, has provided much needed structure that has

significantly increased the collaboration between City staff, County staff and Boulder Countyhomeless service providers.

· Boulder County Connect, the database being used by HSBC, is now supplying, for the first time,

accurate regional data about those experiencing homelessness. This is important because wecan now coordinate efforts on an individual basis.

· A combination of the Coordinated Entry process and increased housing exits has led to a

reduction in nightly residents at the Shelter. This has reduced our capacity turn aways to zero

and will allow Navigation clients to move from 30th St. to the Shelter in June, which will savelimited resources.

· With the City’s help, the Shelter has moved from supporting 54 countywide clients in

Permanent Supportive Housing to more than 90. And, more than 60 more units/vouchers are inthe works for 2020/2021.

In 2020, the Shelter will continue to expand stable housing solutions for those experiencinghomelessness; because we know the solution to homelessness is housing. We are also excited aboutproviding new Diversion services as well as Navigation bed and Navigation case management

services starting in June of 2020 when the 30th street facility shuts down. We are optimistic thatthose experiencing homelessness will benefit as we focus on long-term solutions rather thantemporary fixes. We encourage you to continue to support the current direction for homelessservices in our community.Thank you,Greg Harms

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303.442.4646 www.bouldershelter.org

Fact Sheet on Homelessness in Boulder County Homelessness in Boulder • Homelessness is a national problem. According to the Department of Housing and Urban

Development (HUD), 553,000 people slept in shelters, in transitional housing programs, in their cars or on the street on a single night in January 2018 (called a Point In Time survey, or PIT).

• In Colorado, 10,857 individuals experiencing homelessness were counted in the 2018 PIT. • From October of 2017 to October of 2018, 2,448 adults sought assistance due to

homelessness in Boulder County. These numbers do not include families, youth or victims of domestic violence who are experiencing homelessness.

• About 52,000 Boulder County residents are rent insecure, or live in households where more than half their income goes to housing (rent or mortgage). This is nearly one out of every six people in our county.

• It may be obvious, but the solution to homelessness is housing. Improved Coordination and Collaboration • To better focus limited resources and increase coordination, Homeless Solutions for

Boulder County (HSBC) launched in October of 2017. HSBC is an innovative public-private partnership to address homelessness across Boulder County, and it includes participation from the cities of Boulder and Longmont, Boulder County and more than a dozen human service and faith organizations working to reduce homelessness.

• The goal of HSBC is to provide adults experiencing homelessness with targeted, responsive services to support their timely transition back into stable housing.

• HSBC incorporates the Housing First philosophy: an evidence-based approach that prioritizes getting individuals and families experiencing homelessness into stable housing as quickly as possible.

First Year Results • During its first full year of implementation, HSBC saw the following:

• 383 individuals transitioned out of homelessness and into stable housing. • 66 new rental assistance vouchers became available to make housing more available

to people in the HSBC system. How Coordinated Entry Works • The HSBC system incorporates a central coordinated entry (CE) point where all adults

seeking homeless services complete an assessment. Once assessed, individuals are referred to Navigation Services, run by Bridge House and HOPE, or to Housing-focused Shelter, run by the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless. Individuals can also be referred to the Boulder Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN), Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley, Attention Homes, Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA) or the OUR Center when warranted.

• Navigation Services provide short-term resolution assistance to lower-need individuals who have no ties to Boulder County. Services can include case management, mediation, financial assistance and reunification with friends or family. Short-term shelter (approximately 7-14 days) and help with basic needs are provided.

• Housing-focused Shelter is available to individuals who have ties to Boulder County, have a disability and a higher vulnerability. Eligible individuals can reserve a bed and stay at the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless until they obtain stable housing. Shelter-based, housing-focused case managers work with clients to find the best housing exit strategy for each individual.

Why Housing First? • The Housing First approach is a highly evidenced approach that focuses on helping

individuals obtain stable housing as quickly as possible and then providing additional support as needed.

• The Housing First model is saving Boulder taxpayers money. For example, nine residents at 1175 Lee Hill, the City of Boulder’s first permanent supportive housing community, had previously spent 4,100 nights at the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless, had a total of 1,250 jail bed nights and averaged 20 ambulance trips to the emergency room every year.

Information on the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless • The Shelter owns and operates a 160-bed, year-round shelter for adults. This program is

called Housing-focused Shelter (HFS). • Shelter case managers support 90 formerly chronically homeless persons who are now in

stable housing throughout Boulder County through its Permanent Supportive Housing program.

• The Shelter owns and operates 12 units of Permanent Supportive Housing in Boulder. • A Shelter case manager works in Longmont to provide housing outreach. • The Shelter provides case management for 15 clients in its Rapid Re-Housing program. • The Shelter operates the coordinated entry assessment function for all of Boulder County.

Shelter employees staff the assessment offices, which are located in both Boulder and Longmont.

Shelter Outcomes (2018) • Shelter staff performed more than 2,400 coordinated entry assessments. • The Shelter served over 1,400 unique individuels. • The Shelter provided over 51,000 bed nights of Housing-focused Shelter. • The Shelter supported over 22,000 bed nights of Permanent Supportive Housing. • The Shelter served over 100,000 hot meals. • 64 clients moved from the Shelter into stable housing. • Nearly 900 volunteers provided over 13,000 hours of service at the Shelter. • The VA, Clinica and Mental Health Partners provide on-site services at the Shelter. • Via Mobility Services provides bus service for Shelter clients.

CEO, Boulder Shelter for the Homeless

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Thanks Sam.

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We are updating the calendar invite for the Community Affairs Council meetings and distributing it for the year ahead.

Andrea Meneghel

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Dear muni-interested folks (of all stripes)---

What a long strange trip it's been....

I thought of just writing a (happy or relieved, maybe exhausted?) note to those of us who campaigned this time, orhave in the past, with the thought that there is truly a better solution than municipalization for Boulder. But at theend of the day, I really just wanted to say that the outcome of this election on 2C and 2D provides an opportunityfor a fresh start.

The new partnership with Xcel will only be as "good" as those who decide to get involved will make it. As someonewho notoriously flip-flopped on this issue in 2011, I have seen first hand the incredible passion and commitmentthe muni supporters posess. I hope that energy-savvy folks from BOTH sides will come together to actualize howgreat this deal can truly be.

While some of you may want to turn to Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) as a potential alternate solution atthis point, I truly believe that even if some form of CCA were to pass at the legislature, after all the analysis andresearch, it would probably look a lot like what this partnership can be----that is, building off of the great progressmade in the 2019 session, such that the focus is now on tackling that pesky last 20% carbon reduction, mainly.Hopefully that will be achieve through innovative local, distributed energy solutions.

Its up to you....no, I should say US, actually. Because we can all play some part in advocating for the bestenergy future for Colorado communities. And we all care. Let's try to stop "fighting," and make thathappen. Time is surely of the essence.

Karey Christ-Janer303-810-0069

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From: Doyle AlbeeTo: CouncilSubject: Muni NegotiationsDate: Thursday, August 20, 2020 7:59:04 AM

External SenderCouncil Members:

Briefly, I wanted to voice my support for a negotiated settlement with Xcel Energy. While thework on this concept has certainly moved the needle toward a green-energy future forBoulder, we have a number of other acute issues needing both budget and attention, includinghomelessness, affordable housing, transportation and workforce development issues. Couplethese important concerns with the ongoing uncertainty of COVID-19 and the time is right tonegotiate a settlement and shift our collective focus.

Thank you, and thanks to each of you for your service to our community. It can be thankless,but there are many of us that appreciate it.

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Subject: MunicipalizationDate: Friday, August 21, 2020 11:49:18 AM

Folks:

As you may have heard, at a little past midnight last night, the city council voted 6 to 2 toplace on the November ballot the opportunity for the Boulder voters to decide whether toaccept the settlement proposal negotiated with Xcel Energy, or to continue the decade-longmunicipalization litigation. Many thanks to those who wrote to city council, encouraging themto place the settlement proposal on the ballot. And double thanks to those who spoke tocouncil at the public hearing last night. Your written and spoken advocacy made a difference.

On September 1, city council will take one more procedural vote to place the measure on theballot. Barring an unexpected change of mind by council members, this should happenwithout much drama. With that said, it never hurts to thank council members for doing theright thing and encouraging them to continue. You can reach council atcouncil@bouldercolorado.gov.

There undoubtedly will be vigorous campaigns this fall urging voters to either support or rejectthe settlement ballot measure in November. Your continued support will be greatlyappreciated, so that the community can move on to immediate and meaningful climateaction.

Best regards,

Bob Yates

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Mayor Pro TemBoulder City Council

From: von Keyserling, PatrickTo: Yates, Bob; Bill RiglerSubject: RE: Western DisposalDate: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 8:19:13 AMAttachments: image001.png

thanks Patrick von KeyserlingCommunication Director

O: 303-441-4959C: 720-607-2791vonkeyserlingp@bouldercolorado.gov Communication Department1001 Arapahoe Ave. | Boulder, CO 80302Bouldercolorado.gov

From: Yates, Bob Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 8:08 AMTo: Bill Rigler Cc: von Keyserling, Patrick Subject: Re: Western Disposal Bill: Thanks. I'm going to focus tomorrow's weekly newsletter on rent relief, but I'll try to work thismessaging into a future weekly newsletter. In the meantime, I'm copying the city's communicationdirector, Patrick von Keyserling, to see if this advice can be place on the city's COVID-19 webpage,which is receiving a significant number of hits. Best, Bob On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 4:30 PM Bill Rigler wrote:

Hi Bob, My apologies--I had a small typo in one of the pieces of guidance. Here's the corrected list:

DO bag and tie your trash: this protects our workers from handling infectious trashand causing inadvertent transmission.DO empty and rinse all liquids from recyclables: residual liquids can carry virusesand bacteria.

mailto:/O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=CB72F3159091416B84557D4DAAC80849-VONKP1mailto:YatesB@bouldercolorado.govmailto:brigler@mapr.agencyhttps://bouldercolorado.gov/mailto:vonkeyserlingp@bouldercolorado.govhttps://bouldercolorado.gov/mailto:brigler@mapr.agency

DO observe social distancing with Western’s workforce: for the health and safety ofour essential workers, please keep at least a 6ft distance.DO put contaminated tissues and paper towels directly in the trash: it’s important toproperly dispose of tissue and paper towels used by quarantined individuals.DON’T recycle used medical masks, protective gloves and other PPE: residentialcustomers can safely dispose of personal protective equipment in the trash.DON’T put disinfecting wipes in your compost: the chemicals destroy the goodbacteria required for successful composting.DON’T bag recyclables: the bags can accumulate residual liquids that can carryviruses and bacteria.

On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 2:36 PM Bill Rigler wrote:

Hi Bob, Western Disposal has been designated an essential service by the Department of HomelandSecurity. They've received more than a thousand calls in recent days from residents wonderingwhat to do with their garbage. Would you mind sharing this info in one of your upcomingnewsletters please? We are sharing this with the Camera and with Shay, but since only afraction of the public subscribes or is on social media, we're trying to cover all bases. Western Disposal been named an “Essential Service” by the Department ofHomeland Security. In order to protect its workforce, Western Guidance hasissued the following guidance for all residential and commercial customers tohelp protect against the spread of COVID-19. More information can be found atwww.westerndisposal.com:

DO bag and tie your trash: this protects our workers from handling infectioustrash and causing inadvertent transmission.DO empty and rinse all liquids from recyclables: residual liquids can carry virusesand bacteria.DO observe social distancing with Western’s workforce: for the health and safetyof our essential workers, please keep at least a 6ft distance.DO put contaminated tissues and paper towels directly in the trash: it’s importantto properly dispose of tissue and paper towels used by quarantined individuals.DON’T recycle used medical masks, protective gloves and other PPE in thetrash: residential customers can safely dispose of personal protective equipmentin the trash.DON’T put disinfecting wipes in your compost: the chemicals destroy the goodbacteria required for successful composting.DON’T bag recyclables: the bags can accumulate residual liquids that can carryviruses and bacteria.

Thanks,Bill

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From: von Keyserling, PatrickTo: Bill Rigler; Yates, BobSubject: RE: Western DisposalDate: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 8:20:24 AMAttachments: image001.png

Sounds good. In meetings until 10:30, but can check email. Patrick von KeyserlingCommunication Director

O: 303-441-4959C: 720-607-2791vonkeyserlingp@bouldercolorado.gov Communication Department1001 Arapahoe Ave. | Boulder, CO 80302Bouldercolorado.gov

From: Bill Rigler Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 8:17 AMTo: Yates, Bob Cc: von Keyserling, Patrick Subject: Re: Western Disposal

External SenderAwesome—thanks, Bob! Patrick—I’ll follow up with you in a separate thread. Thanks so much,Bill

Bill RiglerVice PresidentMAPR.agencyEmail: brigler@mapr.agencyMobile: 917-415-0612

On Mar 31, 2020, at 8:08 AM, Yates, Bob wrote:

Bill: Thanks. I'm going to focus tomorrow's weekly newsletter on rent relief, but I'll try towork this messaging into a future weekly newsletter. In the meantime, I'm copying the

mailto:/O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=CB72F3159091416B84557D4DAAC80849-VONKP1mailto:brigler@mapr.agencymailto:YatesB@bouldercolorado.govhttps://bouldercolorado.gov/mailto:vonkeyserlingp@bouldercolorado.govhttps://bouldercolorado.gov/mailto:brigler@mapr.agencymailto:YatesB@bouldercolorado.gov

city's communication director, Patrick von Keyserling, to see if this advice can be placeon the city's COVID-19 webpage, which is receiving a significant number of hits. Best, Bob On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 4:30 PM Bill Rigler wrote:

Hi Bob, My apologies--I had a small typo in one of the pieces of guidance. Here's thecorrected list:

DO bag and tie your trash: this protects our workers from handlinginfectious trash and causing inadvertent transmission.DO empty and rinse all liquids from recyclables: residual liquids cancarry viruses and bacteria.DO observe social distancing with Western’s workforce: for the healthand safety of our essential workers, please keep at least a 6ft distance.DO put contaminated tissues and paper towels directly in the trash: it’simportant to properly dispose of tissue and paper towels used byquarantined individuals.DON’T recycle used medical masks, protective gloves and other PPE:residential customers can safely dispose of personal protectiveequipment in the trash.DON’T put disinfecting wipes in your compost: the chemicals destroythe good bacteria required for successful composting.DON’T bag recyclables: the bags can accumulate residual liquids thatcan carry viruses and bacteria.

On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 2:36 PM Bill Rigler wrote:

Hi Bob, Western Disposal has been designated an essential service by the Department ofHomeland Security. They've received more than a thousand calls in recent daysfrom residents wondering what to do with their garbage. Would you mind sharingthis info in one of your upcoming newsletters please? We are sharing this with theCamera and with Shay, but since only a fraction of the public subscribes or is onsocial media, we're trying to cover all bases. Western Disposal been named an “Essential Service” by theDepartment of Homeland Security. In order to protect its workforce,Western Guidance has issued the following guidance for all residential

mailto:brigler@mapr.agencymailto:brigler@mapr.agencyhttp://www.westerndisposal.com/

and commercial customers to help protect against the spread ofCOVID-19. More information can be found atwww.westerndisposal.com:

DO bag and tie your trash: this protects our workers from handlinginfectious trash and causing inadvertent transmission.DO empty and rinse all liquids from recyclables: residual liquids cancarry viruses and bacteria.DO observe social distancing with Western’s workforce: for thehealth and safety of our essential workers, please keep at least a 6ftdistance.DO put contaminated tissues and paper towels directly in the trash:it’s important to properly dispose of tissue and paper towels used byquarantined individuals.DON’T recycle used medical masks, protective gloves and otherPPE in the trash: residential customers can safely dispose ofpersonal protective equipment in the trash.DON’T put disinfecting wipes in your compost: the chemicals destroythe good bacteria required for successful composting.DON’T bag recyclables: the bags can accumulate residual liquidsthat can carry viruses and bacteria.

Thanks,Bill --

Bill RiglerVice President ∙ MAPRagencyEmail ∙ 917.415.0612 (mobile)

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From: Yates, BobTo: Bill RiglerCc: von Keyserling, PatrickSubject: Re: Western DisposalDate: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 8:08:23 AM

Bill:

Thanks. I'm going to focus tomorrow's weekly newsletter on rent relief, but I'll try to work thismessaging into a future weekly newsletter. In the meantime, I'm copying the city'scommunication director, Patrick von Keyserling, to see if this advice can be place on the city'sCOVID-19 webpage, which is receiving a significant number of hits.

Best,

Bob

On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 4:30 PM Bill Rigler wrote:Hi Bob,

My apologies--I had a small typo in one of the pieces of guidance. Here's the corrected list:

DO bag and tie your trash: this protects our workers from handling infectioustrash and causing inadvertent transmission.DO empty and rinse all liquids from recyclables: residual liquids can carryviruses and bacteria.DO observe social distancing with Western’s workforce: for the health andsafety of our essential workers, please keep at least a 6ft distance.DO put contaminated tissues and paper towels directly in the trash: it’simportant to properly dispose of tissue and paper towels used by quarantinedindividuals.DON’T recycle used medical masks, protective gloves and other PPE:residential customers can safely dispose of personal protective equipment inthe trash.DON’T put disinfecting wipes in your compost: the chemicals destroy the goodbacteria required for successful composting.DON’T bag recyclables: the bags can accumulate residual liquids that cancarry viruses and bacteria.

On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 2:36 PM Bill Rigler wrote:Hi Bob,

Western Disposal has been designated an essential service by the Department ofHomeland Security. They've received more than a thousand calls in recent days fromresidents wondering what to do with their garbage. Would you mind sharing this info inone of your upcoming newsletters please? We are sharing this with the Camera and withShay, but since only a fraction of the public subscribes or is on social media, we're trying

mailto:YatesB@bouldercolorado.govmailto:brigler@mapr.agencymailto:/o=ExchangeLabs/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipients/cn=cb72f3159091416b84557d4daac80849-VonkP1mailto:brigler@mapr.agencymailto:brigler@mapr.agency

to cover all bases.

Western Disposal been named an “Essential Service” by the Department ofHomeland Security. In order to protect its workforce, Western Guidance hasissued the following guidance for all residential and commercial customers to helpprotect against the spread of COVID-19. More information can be found atwww.westerndisposal.com:

DO bag and tie your trash: this protects our workers from handling infectioustrash and causing inadvertent transmission.DO empty and rinse all liquids from recyclables: residual liquids can carryviruses and bacteria.DO observe social distancing with Western’s workforce: for the health andsafety of our essential workers, please keep at least a 6ft distance.DO put contaminated tissues and paper towels directly in the trash: it’simportant to properly dispose of tissue and paper towels used byquarantined individuals.DON’T recycle used medical masks, protective gloves and other PPE in thetrash: residential customers can safely dispose of personal protectiveequipment in the trash.DON’T put disinfecting wipes in your compost: the chemicals destroy thegood bacteria required for successful composting.DON’T bag recyclables: the bags can accumulate residual liquids that cancarry viruses and bacteria.

Thanks,Bill

-- Bill RiglerVice President ∙ MAPRagencyEmail ∙ 917.415.0612 (mobile)

-- Bill RiglerVice President ∙ MAPRagencyEmail ∙ 917.415.0612 (mobile)

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From: Doyle AlbeeTo: Yates, BobSubject: Re: Muni NegotiationsDate: Thursday, August 20, 2020 8:07:34 AM

You can absolutely count on my help should this make the ballot. Please let me know if there'ssomething specific I can do to assist.

Best,

D

On Thu, Aug 20, 2020 at 8:04 AM Yates, Bob wrote:Doyle:

Thank you for your email. Your advocacy will help ensure that city council allows the votersto decide this fall whether to accept the proposed settlement and end the municipalizationendeavor.

Assuming that council places the settlement on the ballot, I hope that you will consideradvocating for its passage this fall, so that the city can move beyond municipalization andundertake immediate and meaningful climate action.

Best,

Bob

From: Doyle Albee Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2020 7:57 AMTo: Council Subject: Muni Negotiations External Sender

Council Members:

Briefly, I wanted to voice my support for a negotiated settlement with Xcel Energy. Whilethe work on this concept has certainly moved the needle toward a green-energy future forBoulder, we have a number of other acute issues needing both budget and attention,including homelessness, affordable housing, transportation and workforce developmentissues. Couple these important concerns with the ongoing uncertainty of COVID-19 and thetime is right to negotiate a settlement and shift our collective focus.

Thank you, and thanks to each of you for your service to our community. It can bethankless, but there are many of us that appreciate it.

mailto:doyle@mapr.agencymailto:YatesB@bouldercolorado.govmailto:YatesB@bouldercolorado.govmailto:doyle@mapr.agencymailto:council@bouldercolorado.gov

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From: Yates, BobTo: Doyle AlbeeSubject: Re: Muni NegotiationsDate: Thursday, August 20, 2020 8:04:19 AM

Doyle:

Thank you for your email. Your advocacy will help ensure that city council allows the voters todecide this fall whether to accept the proposed settlement and end the municipalizationendeavor.

Assuming that council places the settlement on the ballot, I hope that you will consideradvocating for its passage this fall, so that the city can move beyond municipalization andundertake immediate and meaningful climate action.

Best,

Bob

From: Doyle Albee Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2020 7:57 AMTo: Council Subject: Muni Negotiations External Sender

Council Members:

Briefly, I wanted to voice my support for a negotiated settlement with Xcel Energy. While thework on this concept has certainly moved the needle toward a green-energy future forBoulder, we have a number of other acute issues needing both budget and attention, includinghomelessness, affordable housing, transportation and workforce development issues. Couplethese important concerns with the ongoing uncertainty of COVID-19 and the time is right tonegotiate a settlement and shift our collective focus.

Thank you, and thanks to each of you for your service to our community. It can be thankless,but there are many of us that appreciate it.

D

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From: Yates, BobTo: Doyle AlbeeSubject: Re: Muni NegotiationsDate: Thursday, August 20, 2020 1:13:47 PM

Doyle:

There actually might be. There is a group organizing to serve as a strategic advisory committeeto assist with a campaign to advocate for passage of the ballot measure. The details are below.I'd love it if you would consider joining this group. Your strategic thinking and your expertise inpublic communications would be invaluable to the group. The organizational meeting of thecommittee likely will be next week. Please let me know if you're game.

Best,

Bob

Mission: To provide advice and direction to the campaign director (Angelique Espinoza)and the various subcommittees (fundraising, LTE, social media, signs) on campaignstrategy and tactics.

Experience: We're looking for a diverse group of 10-12 people (a) who are smart andcreative; (b) who have good local networks; and (c) who want to ensure that theBoulder community makes an informed, fact-based decision on whether to accept theproposed settlement or continue with municipalization. Technical experience or deepknowledge of municipalization is not necessary. Most of the voters won't have this and,indeed, those who have experiences and knowledge comparable to the generalelectorate are going to have the best insights into effective communications.

Commitment: One-hour Zoom call once a week between late August and late October.Participation on a subcommittee optional.

From: Doyle Albee Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2020 8:06 AMTo: Yates, Bob Subject: Re: Muni Negotiations You can absolutely count on my help should this make the ballot. Please let me know if there'ssomething specific I can do to assist.

Best,

mailto:doyle@mapr.agency

D

On Thu, Aug 20, 2020 at 8:04 AM Yates, Bob wrote:Doyle:

Thank you for your email. Your advocacy will help ensure that city council allows the votersto decide this fall whether to accept the proposed settlement and end the municipalizationendeavor.

Assuming that council places the settlement on the ballot, I hope that you will consideradvocating for its passage this fall, so that the city can move beyond municipalization andundertake immediate and meaningful climate action.

Best,

Bob

From: Doyle Albee Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2020 7:57 AMTo: Council Subject: Muni Negotiations External Sender

Council Members:

Briefly, I wanted to voice my support for a negotiated settlement with Xcel Energy. Whilethe work on this concept has certainly moved the needle toward a green-energy future forBoulder, we have a number of other acute issues needing both budget and attention,including homelessness, affordable housing, transportation and workforce developmentissues. Couple these important concerns with the ongoing uncertainty of COVID-19 and thetime is right to negotiate a settlement and shift our collective focus.

Thank you, and thanks to each of you for your service to our community. It can bethankless, but there are many of us that appreciate it.

D

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From: Bill RiglerTo: Yates, BobCc: von Keyserling, PatrickSubject: Re: Western DisposalDate: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 8:16:57 AM

External SenderAwesome—thanks, Bob!

Patrick—I’ll follow up with you in a separate thread.

Thanks so much,Bill

Bill RiglerVice PresidentMAPR.agencyEmail: brigler@mapr.agencyMobile: 917-415-0612

On Mar 31, 2020, at 8:08 AM, Yates, Bob wrote:

Bill:

Thanks. I'm going to focus tomorrow's weekly newsletter on rent relief, but I'll tryto work this messaging into a future weekly newsletter. In the meantime, I'mcopying the city's communication director, Patrick von Keyserling, to see if thisadvice can be place on the city's COVID-19 webpage, which is receiving asignificant number of hits.

Best,

Bob

On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 4:30 PM Bill Rigler wrote:Hi Bob,

My apologies--I had a small typo in one of the pieces of guidance. Here's thecorrected list:

DO bag and tie your trash: this protects our workers from handlinginfectious trash and causing inadvertent transmission.DO empty and rinse all liquids from recyclables: residual liquidscan carry viruses and bacteria.DO observe social distancing with Western’s workforce: for thehealth and safety of our essential workers, please keep at least a6ft distance.

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DO put contaminated tissues and paper towels directly in the trash:it’s important to properly dispose of tissue and paper towels usedby quarantined individuals.DON’T recycle used medical masks, protective gloves and otherPPE: residential customers can safely dispose of personalprotective equipment in the trash.DON’T put disinfecting wipes in your compost: the chemicalsdestroy the good bacteria required for successful composting.DON’T bag recyclables: the bags can accumulate residual liquidsthat can carry viruses and bacteria.

On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 2:36 PM Bill Rigler wrote:Hi Bob,

Western Disposal has been designated an essential service by the Departmentof Homeland Security. They've received more than a thousand calls in recentdays from residents wondering what to do with their garbage. Would youmind sharing this info in one of your upcoming newsletters please? We aresharing this with the Camera and with Shay, but since only a fraction of thepublic subscribes or is on social media, we're trying to cover all bases.

Western Disposal been named an “Essential Service” by theDepartment of Homeland Security. In order to protect its workforce,Western Guidance has issued the following guidance for all residentialand commercial customers to help protect against the spread ofCOVID-19. More information can be found atwww.westerndisposal.com:

DO bag and tie your trash: this protects our workers fromhandling infectious trash and causing inadvertent transmission.DO empty and rinse all liquids from recyclables: residual liquidscan carry viruses and bacteria.DO observe social distancing with Western’s workforce: for thehealth and safety of our essential workers, please keep at least a6ft distance.DO put contaminated tissues and paper towels directly in thetrash: it’s important to properly dispose of tissue and papertowels used by quarantined individuals.DON’T recycle used medical masks, protective gloves and otherPPE in the trash: residential customers can safely dispose ofpersonal protective equipment in the trash.DON’T put disinfecting wipes in your compost: the chemicalsdestroy the good bacteria required for successful composting.DON’T bag recyclables: the bags can accumulate residualliquids that can carry viruses and bacteria.

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From: Greg HarmsTo: Brockett, Aaron; Friend, Rachel; Weaver, Sam; Yates, Bob; Nagle, Mirabai; Young, Mary; Joseph, Junie; Wallach,

Mark; Swetlik, AdamCc: Brautigam, Jane; Firnhaber, Kurt; Eric Maxfield; Bill RiglerSubject: Recent email regarding the ShelterDate: Wednesday, March 4, 2020 2:23:39 PM

City Council,You recently received an email from Mark Collins regarding concerns about the Boulder Shelter forthe Homeless. Shelter confidentiality policies do not allow me to discuss specific clients in a publicforum such as this email. However, I would be happy to share more information about thiscomplaint with any of you in a private setting. And as always, if you have questions about generalShelter policies or practices, we welcome the conversation.Thanks,Greg HarmsCEO, Boulder Shelter From: mark collins Sent: Tuesday, March 3, 2020 2:47 PMTo: Council Subject: Very Important Issues External Sender1.) Housing Program: In my opinion the shelter housing program may be prevented from working withvery few vouchers that do. Both landlords and homeless want to do that program however the sheltercase manager - Robbie may have anger management problems possibly forcibly controlling both partieswhen neither wants to deal with Robbie. Unrelated example: My safety is at risk now at that shelter afterMarch 2, 2020 when Robbie was in a rage telling me I could not avoid trouble or problems there at theshelter, three separate times demanding why I was avoiding him explained as the housing social securityissues and Robbie could become violent. Can Robbie or case managers harass homeless at that shelterwith no business at all with them? 2.) Felony crime prevention: Mitchell using the alias name - Dakota inBed # 87 owns a new 2019 Dodge Ram 2500 Van and in my opinion the Dodge Dealership is planning onrepossessing that van when Mitchell can not pay possible thousands of dollars owed to them. Mitchellhad a temporary expired January paper vehicle plate then no plates in February and now Mitchell has anapprox new two week paper March plate expired at March 18, 2020 with that dealership possible trying toget any money they can before repo time. In general criminal people steal vehicles and do felony crimesalso then leave the state, this is not saying Mitchell will. In my opinion there is no way Mitchell can payback past money owed plus new money owed to that dealership and Mitchell said to others he has nodrivers license, also likely no insurance when that dealership will not let go of that new van fromrepossession, Mitchell understands. Just do a criminal background check on Mitchell. Mark Collins email -universal8575@yahoo.com

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