Nikki McMillen Lee

Great piece, @timsteller.bsky.social. Just read this. How terrifying that must have been for her.

I’d appreciate if you’re able to share this with the folks who might need to have the info, @bikingmom.bsky.social.

YouTube video by A to Z with Nikki Lee Clarification on Project Blue Water Quote

@bikingmom.bsky.social, I’m not sure where the conversation is happening, but here is my clarification in hopes that it helps. Thank you again for alerting me to the confusion and calling it out.

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I appreciate the heads up. In fact, I’ll work on something to post to make it very clear what I was actually trying to say. I definitely want folks to know where I’m at on this. Thank you again.

I agree, it’s definitely reasonable to request, and I appreciate you requesting it, @bikingmom.bsky.social
A horribly structured sentence that is even more horrible when translated from speech to text without correct punctuation. I appreciate the opportunity to clarify.

Also, to be as clear as possible, my point was that 40 million people rely on the CO River, and it’s a shared resource, so to say that “we can’t share that usage number” (from the developer) does not make sense to me. I suppose this is why I prefer written communication.

We’re on the same team here, @bikingmom.bsky.social, with protecting our water. Always feel free to contact me with any concerns. I apologize that my comment wasn’t as clear as it could have been. You can always reach me at ward4@tucsonaz.gov if you’d like to share feedback or ask questions.

Excellent, thank you for sharing @bikingmom.bsky.social. When I was referring to “usage”, I’m referring to the volume of water usage that this project needs and the lack of transparency around that usage number. I really appreciate you sharing the link so I can clarify what I mean by “usage”.

Excellent, thank you for sharing @bikingmom.bsky.social. When I was referring to “usage”, I’m referring to the volume of water usage that this project needs and the lack of transparency around that usage number. I really appreciate you sharing the link so I can clarify what I mean by “usage”.

For the benefit of anyone reading this thread, here is the link to the communication in question:

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If you can share a quote that concerned you, I’d be happy to expound on it, @bikingmom.bsky.social.

@bikingmom.bsky.social thank you for your comment. I said a lot about water in my newsletter and asked many questions so we can protect it. Would love to understand which part of my newsletter made you feel this way. I see every drop of water as precious and a resource we must protect.

I totally understand and appreciate the sentiment of the legislation. As a parent, I have the same thoughts and am conflicted. Yes, the phones are a huge distraction from learning. And yes, knowing my child can reach me in the event of an emergency is top of mind.

Oh, and family migrated to America from the UK (McMillen). I can’t wait to visit the mother land someday. Now I have friends to visit. 😃

I appreciated Math’s clothing, as did my fellow Tucsonans who had the opportunity to meet him. ☺️ There are so many issues that we are all trying to solve, no matter what villages/towns/cities/counties we represent. That was the focus of our convos, not clothing. Great exchange of ideas. 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

This is a wonderful idea! I’m so proud of my home state! I hope this happens and more states move in the same direction.

This is awesome. I love what was done at the Park Place Mall too. Makes such a difference and brings these spaces to life.

Election security aid is on the chopping block, rattling local officials The White House is supposed to decide March 6 whether cuts to election security resources for state and local elections will be permanent.

As a local elected official and cybersecurity leader, I’m deeply concerned about federal cuts to election security. CISA has been vital in protecting state & local elections. Key programs are now at risk.

These cuts weaken our defenses and erode public trust.

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So wonderful to finally connect in person! Thanks for taking time to attend the reception, meet some of my colleagues, and share ideas.

It’s great to celebrate local progress, especially when things feel out of control nationally. 😊 We officially opened the Mary Ann Cleveland Way Shared-Use Path in Ward 4! This 1.3-mile path connects residents to schools, parks, and shopping, making it safer to walk, bike, and use mobility devices.

“The opposing team”…interesting choice of words.

And our adversaries are celebrating.

This should deeply concern ALL Americans. As a cybersecurity professional, I’m stunned by what is happening before our eyes and the lack of action to stop this. There may be accountability in the future (if we’re lucky), but the systems and data are compromised now.

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There are a lot of things that keep me up at night these days, and this is at the top of my list. We’ve been hacked from the inside.

Amazing news for #Tucson and our state! Thank you to Senator-elect Gallego and all who worked to ensure these projects are funded. Way to go @cityoftucson.bsky.social Water Department. 👏🏼

This is huge for AZ! 🙌🏼 We are so grateful for Senator-elect Gallego’s support. This investment is so important to our future in Tucson.

@kentwa.gov we just stood up our @cityoftucson.bsky.social account and I hope we are as awesome as y’all are on this platform. I literally LOLed at this post. Well done. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

As I begin the day and reflect on the many things I’m thankful for this year, I want to express my gratitude to our City of Tucson teammates who are working today to keep our city running smoothly and safely while our community celebrates Thanksgiving.

#localgov #happythanksgiving #thanksgiving2024

My favorite part of last night’s Mayor & Council meeting was hearing from Girl Scouts about the problems they want to focus on. All the girls spoke about how to help unsheltered people. The future is bright, friends. 😊