Even though the discussion from last week's council meeting wasn't on the agenda for Tuesday evening, Stockton residents spoke up about their concerns with the council's behavior.
A theme from different Stockton residents to describe what's been happening in meetings is "chaos," while another resident said she is tired of the "trash talk."
Stockton resident Mary Elizabeth said she is hoping for openness and transparency.
Many Stockton residents said they are hoping the issues they've been facing get addressed. Resident Carlos Barnes said he is hoping the city enforces a 72-hour rule to clean up the city streets. This is the third meeting he's been to and he said this has been affecting him "for years."
Stockton resident Leslie Hearon said she was thankful for the work the council is doing in getting the pool back at Victory Park, for rescuing Swanson's Golf Course, and for supporting the Gospel Center Rescue Mission.
Another one of the agenda items was proclaiming November 20 as Great American Smokeout Day, aiming for people to put down the cigarettes and vaping, where Elizabeth and a group came together, recognizing the importance of smoke-free environments.
"What we need is to be open and transparent so the light and the healing can happen," Elizabeth said. "If we keep things hidden, then it won't."
There was also a proclamation for Perioperative Nurses Week, honoring the work they do.
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