This would benefit rural cities that have heavy train traffic and limited access to emergency services.

These are the people that Barbara and I have both built relationships with over time. Some of these relationships are those that I brought to the table.

Traffic congestion is caused by vehicles, not by people in themselves.

What happens if emergency bed spaces are closed? Homeless people will 'tramp', they will walk, to an area where they can find a bed for the night. Is it any surprise then that areas with good services for homeless people have a higher homeless population? No; it necessarily follows. It has always been this way and so, it will always be. What a nonsense.

They want emergency responders to be able to access the pipeline in a hurry if necessary without having to tear down a shed or a tree or something.

We have four cities that produce a lot of traffic for them, and we're very dependent on Northwest, ... I want to see that the airline continues to serve us with the service we need.