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Follow up from DCAB Chair Hiraishi contacted the Disability Communication 4. Old Business Regarding Parking Access Board regarding illegal parking, and DCAB staff Violation Notice said that it is preferred that uniformed enforcement officers take on that responsibility to cite the observed offenses. Member Punihaole contacted the COH Police Department and informed the committee there is a process that includes training on how to be an enforcement officer representing the County’s enforcement of parking violations. Member Punihaole will be contacting the Police Department to invite a representative at the next committee meeting. Member Yogi reminded the members to use caution when and if the ticketing process should be conducted by the committee members. DCAB mentioned that there were only 2 staff who are charged to do the ticketing. DCAB suggested that the members look for parking violation patterns and notify the police department so that they may handle the parking violation issue, rather than the MCPD members. For persons who are experiencing parking challenges at an apartment complex, then they should contact the facility’s apartment manager. A resident can then ask the matter to become an HPD investigation. A. Fiscal Year 2020 Treasurer/Secretary Shirachi provided a historical 5. New Business Review overview of the actions of the committee leadership up to Accomplishments present. The normal report by the treasurer would be a summary of fiscal information for committee distribution. The prior fiscal report was submitted by County Staff Raine as part of the Office of Aging report to the Mayor’s Office. Ms. Raine reported the COH process that she is held accountable for submitting on behalf of the committee. The MCPD will need to report what they have done in keeping on task of what they have done and are in alignment with the budget goals. The report that the committee should be in the form of a report that indicates what the committee has done July 2019-August 2020. The three budget objectives were/are (as provided the FY 2020 and FY 2021 to the committee members present): 1) continue to advise administration on issues facing people with disabilities; 2) work with disabilities community to help improve education and public awareness; 3) continue to improve accessibility of County facilities and programs for people with disabilities. Page 2 of 4 Hawai`i County is an equal opportunity provider and employer. An Area Agency on Aging