Brooks-Powers on departing deputy chief of staff Julian Martin
Council Member Brooks-Powers acknowledges her deputy chief of staff Julian Martin, who is departing for a master's program in Europe. She praises his advocacy, legislative brilliance, and service to the 31st Council District.
Councilor Brooks-Powers, followed by Marano.
Thank you.
I will try to make this brief.
I wanted to just take a moment to acknowledge my deputy chief of staff, Julian Martin, who will be departing the city council this Thursday.
Julian will be moving to Europe.
He has been accepted into a master's program.
Julian has been an amazing
In addition to my team, he has served the 31st Council District extremely well.
Our constituents are really sad to see him go.
I'm really excited about this next chapter that he is going to be embarking on, but we are truly, truly, truly going to feel a significant gap in our team
just off of his advocacy, his brilliance in terms of legislation as well.
So Julian, we wish you well.
And I just asked my colleagues and other council staff to join me in saying thank you to Julian Martin.
All right, Councilman Murano, yield back his time.
Councilman Nurse, I do not see.
She was here earlier for the members of the public.
Councilor Mealy.
And then Councilmember Pierina Sanchez.
And she is our last speaker.