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Rate freezes to food deserts: A look ahead for City Council

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This week On The Record, Host Randy Beamer talks with District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez about requests he has for City Council to consider, including freezing SAWS and CPS rates for seniors and the disabled.

Then, Metro Health Medical Director Dr. Junda Woo clears up a lot of misconceptions about Omicron. Randy talks about the effort to take mental health professionals to local schools with a new mental health mobile unit –Talli Dolge, CEO of the Mobile Mental Wellness Collaborative explains how it works.

And on Reporter’s Roundtable, Elena Bruess, Environmental Reporter for the Express-News discusses her article on SAWS approved water service for a very controversial home development over the aquifer recharge zone.

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