Last week I accidentally left my movie watching tablet on the bike at the fitness center. It's not the most fancy tablet but it's worth a couple hundred bucks.
It wasn't until the next day when I was on the way back to the gym that I realized I had left it the day before. Dread!
When I walked in....there it was. Nobody had taken it.
Thanks for being good people!!
Well it was nice while it lasted. Tessera is without water again, and on the first day of school no less. I hope we don’t need “special equipment” to make the repair again. I wonder what the giant water tank at the top of the subdivision is for.
Water is the one thing that keeps failing at Tessera
Dozens of Lago Vistans in a packed August 6 City Council meeting spoke out against renewing the city’s contract with Flock for automatic license plate reading (ALPR) cameras. The council voted unanimously to reject the contract.
Not a single person spoke in favor of the cameras, other than the representative from Flock.
This was a rejection of the Lago Vista Police Department’s defense of the system before Council in July. The city currently has four operable cameras, with a fifth no longer operating. https://citizenportal.ai/articles/8367053/texas/travis-county/lago-vista/Texas/Travis-County/Lago-Vista/After-months-of-quiet-deployment-police-defend-Flock-cameras-as-residents-demand-transparency
Lago citizens made many powerful statements objecting to the cameras, and ultimately prevailed.
”This decisive action reflects the voice of our community and the council’s commitment to responding to citizen concerns,” said Mayor Shane Saum. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EqBphGipf/?
Noted Councilperson, Place 2, Adam Benefield, “Every council member took those concerns seriously, asked thoughtful questions, and ultimately voted unanimously to terminate the contract effective immediately.” https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DDcZhNTrN/?