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ORDER-2022-150 : Appointment of Roseann Trionfi-Mazzuchelli as Veterans Services District Director effective July 5, 2022

Passed · OUGHT TO PASS [5 TO 0] · moved by Shawn M. MacMaster, seconded by Robb Stewart Yes: Jack Eccles, Manjula Karamcheti, Shawn M. MacMaster, Robb Stewart, Christopher Cinella. Absent: Ryan Williams.

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ORDER-2022-150 Appointment Appointment of Roseann Trionfi-Mazzuchelli as Veterans Services District Director effective July 5, 2022 Ought to Pass City Council City of Melrose Page 1 7/20/2022 12:07 PM

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▶ 0:50 Jack Eccles: We're still having virtual issues with virtual public comment. So without objection we can close. public comment the first and only item on tonight's agendas order 2022-150 appointment of Roseanne trian free mazdicelli as veteran services director effective, July 5th. 2022 the nominee unfortunately cannot be with us this evening, but mayor broders here to speak on her behalf.

▶ 1:22 Jack Eccles: Oh and without objection we can suspend the rules to hear from their brother.

▶ 1:29 Paul Brodeur: Thank you members of the committee Mr. Chairman my apologies for the mask. Please. Let me know if you can hear me. There is regrettably covid in the household very much appreciate the opportunity to speak with you tonight and really regret that Roe as she goes by our new nominee for Veterans Services District director and Melrose vsl cannot be here with us tonight. I know you've had an opportunity to review her resume and her considerable qualification, so I won't be labor them that I do want to know a couple things that she really has an outstanding combination of administrative skills and advocacy on behalf of the veteran Community. As you can see she has over 21 years of active duty service and Reserve Service as a military police officer and as a special agent in Army criminal investigations, she comes here to Melrose. nine years of experience as a vso in the town of Winthrop, which he did all the traditional activities the associate with vsos, but also did Yeomans work as a member of that community and making sure that all

▶ 2:44 Speaker 1: veterans are connected into

▶ 2:48 Paul Brodeur: the community as a whole that she would like to say her primary function is to make sure veterans receive all that. They are entitled to something that Melrose has subscribed to for quite some time with her passion and experience and quite frankly her vibrant nature. She's going to be a terrific Edition, you know, we've always had we've had varying people serve in this role, but we have almost inevitably gotten someone with outstanding credentials and experience and most importantly a Devotion to both the job and to the folks that in the veterans community that these folks serve so I offer for your consideration and certainly happen to answer any questions you might have about her. All right, I would say if I could add one thing. I do want to thank Colonel Robert Driscoll the chair of our met Advisory Board who did assist in the search process

▶ 3:54 Speaker 1: in order to fill this position

▶ 4:00 Shawn M. MacMaster: Counselor McMaster, thank you, Mr. Chair. Good evening mayor. Thank you for being with us tonight. You noted the candidates administrative and advocacy skills. As you know, what makes Melrose unique in terms of the the work we do for the veterans community extends to the community. Do you feel like she has the skills and the ability to in the interest to really be as actively engaged in the community and continue to carry that flag that Karen Burke

▶ 4:30 Speaker 2: and others before her have carried Council.

▶ 4:33 Paul Brodeur: Thank you for the question. Should I suggests in talking to? Row we discussed a couple of things that I think are right on point with your question and one is the depth of involvement. The school Community has with our veterans and she was certainly very very excited and enthused to take part in that and she also remarked about some of our other programming not just like The Monuments she was quite frankly dazzled by but also some of the workout in the community like the food drives and things like that. So I think in addition to to supporting what we currently do, I expect that we're going to have some some new options as well to continue and kind of

▶ 5:24 Speaker 2: grow that work great. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. That's all I have.

▶ 5:29 Jack Eccles: Seeing no one else what's the will of the committee?

▶ 5:33 Speaker 2: Motion to recommend second motion recommend

▶ 5:35 Jack Eccles: by counselor McMaster seconded by counselor Stewart on favor, right? I'll opposed this motion passes. That was the only item on tonight's agendas motion to Journey second motion made by counselor Stewart secondary president snowa on favor. I'll post