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0ty Comnnssioii Interviews <br />Mayor Johnson and the rest of the Councilmembers welcomed Nasreen Fynewever. She asked Ms. Fynewever <br />to provide the Council with a brief summary of her background and any involvement she has had in the <br />community. <br />Nasreen Fynewever stated she moved to New Brighton for the school district and the proximity to downtown <br />Minneapolis. She reported she worked as an educator and explained she joined the Curriculum Advisory <br />Committee which allows parents and taxpayers to review curriculum. She stated she grew a working <br />relationship on this committee which led her to apply for a job in the school. She noted she had lived in New <br />Brighton for 4 years. She also worked as a listener for a cooperative supported by churches. She stated she <br />frequented the City's parks and farmer's market as well. <br />Councilmember Burg asked why Ms. Fynewever applied to serve on a City commission. <br />Ms. Fynewever stated after starting her job at Irondale, she felt the need to become more acquainted with the <br />community she lives in. This led her to attend a Council meeting and she was pleased to learn the Council <br />wanted to hear the voices of the community's youth. She stated she wanted to lead by example for the <br />community's youth. <br />Councilmember Jacobsen asked why Ms. Fynewever felt she would be a good person to represent the <br />community and advise the Council. <br />Ms. Fynewever commented she lived with intentionality. She wanted to be a part of and represent the <br />community. She noted she worked in the community and was working with the next generation. She <br />discussed how the youth was a reflection or window into their life at home. <br />Councilmember Strub asked what Ms. Fynewever believed were the three most important responsibilities a <br />commission member has to the community. <br />Ms. Fynewever believed representation, foresight and being grounded were all key. <br />Mayor Johnson asked how Ms. Fynewever would handle a situation where someone contacted her voicing <br />opposition to an item being discussed at your commission. She questioned if this would change if this person <br />was a family member or close friend. <br />Ms. Fynewever stated she would need to explore what veterans had done previous to her. She understood <br />there were legalities of what you could say and couldn't say. She discussed how she handled this as an <br />educator and noted she would listen and provide the opportunity to hear. <br />Councilmember Burg asked how Ms. Fynewever would represent herself in the public if there were a policy or <br />Ordinance she disagreed with. <br />Ms. Fynewever discussed how she followed this policy for the school district. She explained that policies were <br />to be followed as a team. However, if there were enough people questioning a particular policy she would then <br />want to review this matter. <br />Councilmember Jacobsen stated based on how long Ms. Fynewever has lived in New Brighton, he questioned <br />
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