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Mrs. Arraujo agreed that she would like the opportunity to meet with him. <br />Commissioner Bowles stated that the HFC was not authorized to grant that <br />request. <br />Ms. Nordlof stated that she understands that this individual has union rights and <br />does not have to be present. But he should be held accountable for his actions. <br />Commissioner Maedo stated that there may be a case of mistaken identity in <br />Ms. NordlofŒs complaint. As she compares both complaints, it does not seem <br />that it is the same person. <br />Commissioner Ward commented that she would like the Arraujo family to know <br />that the HFC and Chief Oliveira do not want the HawaiŒi Fire Department <br />representedinthismanner. <br />Mrs.ArraujoandMs.NordlofstatedthattheydonotblametheentireFire <br />Department. <br />Commissioner Ward asked if there was any way the HFC could restore their faith <br />in the HawaiŒi Fire Department. <br />The Arraujo€s explained that they want to make sure that these firefighters do <br />their job and remain compassionate towards people€s needs. <br />Commissioner Ward thanked the Arraujo€s for coming forward and presenting <br />their complaint in a positive way. <br />Commissioner Hart commented that he was disappointed that this happened in <br />his district. <br />MOTION TO GO INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION <br />Commissioner Fergerstrom explained to the Arraujo Family that the HFC would <br />proceed with an executive (closed)session to meet with their attorney. The HFC <br />would then reconvene in an open session and conclude with a vote. <br />Commissioner Maedo moved to go to an executive session to consider <br />disciplinary charges against employees of the HawaiŒi County Fire Department <br />where consideration of matters affecting privacy would be involved and a closed <br />session was requested. Commissioner Bowles seconded the motion and it was <br />unanimously carried. <br />The regular session ended at 10:55 a.m. and a recess of 11 minutes was taken. <br />7 <br /> <br />