2022_04_19 Game Management Advisory Commission Minutes

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MK: No, there’s, there’s none. BL: There’s none. MK: OK. BL: OK. I was just curious about police dispatch’ cause the police have dispatch 24/7. I don’t see why we couldn’t have a bank of cameras that the dispatch watched 24/7 and as soon as they catch somebody, you know, to dispatch a police officer – that was just crossing my mind and Ramzi and Mike I just appreciate you guys coming. I know it’s hard and dealing with the County and dealing with everything it’s put you guys in the middle of the crossroad with a bunch of agitated people and I appreciate you guys coming and talking to us tonight. That’s all I got to say, thank you. AA: OK. Abraham – District 5. OK, thanks Mike and Ramzi. Going forward though, one thing, if you guys have any more meetings with DOFAW can you invite – make sure that a Commissioner from GMAC is present from this point forward so they, um, for one they can put their input and for two they can bring it back to the Commission or if not, you guys, one of you two can come back to the Commission and give a report. RM: Yeah, that’s, Abraham – District 5, that’s perfectly fine with us but I think, let me just state one more thing before we leave you guys to run your business, I think, would you guys be acceptable to be assigned a combination code and you guys could distribute that to the hunters. AA: That’s something to be discussed. RM: OK. AA: All right, thanks. RM: All right, thanks, you guys. BL: Thank you, aloha. RM: Aloha, same to you. b. John Terry, the State GMAC Oahu commissioner will give a presentation on private land access. AA: Our next presentation person, John Terry had a personal emergency so that’s pretty much the reason why I let that presentation or that discussion run on a little long. So next we got Old Business. Stanley Mendes going give us an update on the closure of Waipio Valley. 17