As part of the duties of ASUP Senators, they are to collect feedback from the students they represent, also known as their constituents. This feedback, which can include comments, concerns, and questions, is then reported at the weekly ASUP Senate Meetings as Constituency Reports.

February 2019

Week of February 11th:

• Terrace Room being used as a classroom for nursing students – tables not cleaned, old food on them (Sen. Moore)
• P-House closed early this past week due to weather – what would happen if there was a big storm? (Sen. Moore)
• Increased UP affiliation with other universities – more collaboration between student governments, majors, professions (Sen. Owen)
• Great feedback about CPB’s decision to reschedule the dance – commitment to safety and student needs (Sen. Krigger)
• Bon App menus and hours are hard to find online (Sen. Taylor)
  1. They’re on the UP mobile app (Sen. Mathias)
• Some people like having plastic straws (Sen. Taylor)
• Water-bottle fillers in the Library are broken – basement & second floor (Sen. Mathias)
• People have fallen on the Christie trail while walking to classes (Sen. Moore)

From the feedback boxes in residence halls:

• Better maintained bark pathway by Christie Hall
• Lack of trash and recycling bins in Kenna
• People want dogs, especially at Espresso UP
• Have quesadillas every day
  1. Planned for new dining feature in Lund
• Complaints of plastic straws
• More pool chalk in dorms
• More hours for ASUP Films
• Fried chicken wings to menu
• Better smoothies in general and smoothies in P-House
• More time to drop classes than a week
• Student IDs on Apple Wallet
• Taco Bell on campus
• More lights on sidewalks – dark at night
• Library study rooms should be whiteboards
• Basketball court in East Quad – shortage of courts on campus
• P-House open for breakfast on weekends
• Freedom of speech regarding Hag-Ty residents – flag thing
• Want free laundry
• Why does ASUP Films have $10,000 extra when Villa Drum Squad can’t get new drums
• Replace ROTC with roller-skating rink
• “Give yourself another raise and take away more money from clubs”
• Problems with access to wifi
• Lines too long with Bon App
• Sidewalk salt = too much
• Publicly release the Bon App contract we have with the University

Week of February 4th:

• Freshmen confused about Dance of the Decades – thought that CPB picked a decade but they can actually go as any decade (Sen. Millett)
• Complaints about the campus using rock salt for snow/ice – bad for bike and vehicle tires, bad for the environment (Sen. Owen)
• Heard from constituent during Friends of Trees event that there are no composting bins for non-food compostable materials (Sen. Owen)
• Only brunch options for students on weekends, not lunch (Sen. Moore)
• Issues with the Accessibility & Education Office: treats professors & students in a condescending manner, confidentiality breached or students not made aware of their policy, general lack of competency to provide equal access (VP Gallagher)
• Report that some counselors in the Health & Counseling Center are not licensed or are in the process of getting licensed à not appropriate to call them psychiatrists when they’re not licensed. Issues with confidentiality with counselors in some cases (VP Gallagher)
• Lack of Diversity Center programming & resources – students don’t feel welcome and are unsure of its purpose. Hawaiian students specifically felt uncomfortable with the photo displayed of students walking on campus – felt it was tokenizing. We can do better to make it more welcoming and define its usage (Dir. Wester)
• Student asked about that the Public Safety video “Run, Fight, Hide” about active shooters be distributed with the alcohol & drug videos from UP (Sen. Taylor)

January 2019

Week of January 28th:

• Commons closes early (Sen. Millett)
• P-House got rid of healthy options & sometimes doesn’t come with correct ingredients
• Mack’s Market is overpriced and not reasonable for students without meal plans
• The Commons only has breakfast until the afternoon on the weekends and students would like lunch options
  • They’re working on that (Sen. Mathias)
• The UP app is not correct with what’s being served/offered on campus (Sen. Mayer)
• Constituents would like to see more representation from the University Committees at Senate Meetings (Sen. Taylor)
• Students were asking about what’s in place for emergency drills (Sen. Taylor)
• Students want to know about the shuttle schedule (Sen. Moore)
  • It’s on the UP website
• Two new student members on the Student Affairs Committee but many students are unaware that they can join the committees, so we need to broadcast those opportunities (Sen. Owen)
• Only heard positive feedback from the Timberline Terror event (Sen. Mitchell)
• More requests for 24-hour spaces on campus (Sen. Mitchell)
• More student interest in getting involved in ASUP committees (Sen. Moore)
• Lines going out the door in the Commons (VP Gallagher)
• Unnamed & unmarked portrait on the third floor of Franz – I’m assuming this is Fr. Wilson’s portrait à reaching out to administration to remove it (VP Gallagher)

Week of January 21st:

• Plaques from Awards Night needs to be updated (Sen.Taylor)
• Windows at Pilot House have cobwebs and scratches all over them (Sen.Moore)
• The 21+ only space in the Pilot House is underutilized (Sen. Moore)
  • Now open from 8:00 pm – close on weekdays. But according to Oregon law, the space needs to be closed off on the weekends (Speaker Boos)
• Required course materials from the Print Shop have been marked up approx. 300% this year. Students and faculty are upset (Sen. Owen)
• Students want to know why Willamette Blvd on the bend near the Bluff was closed off by police today. A report by PSafe could put students’ minds at ease (Sen. Owen)
  • A car drove off the embankment but the driver survived (VP Gallagher)
• Requests from students to have ASUP participation at and advertisement of Diversity Dialogues events (Pres. Nath)
• Bathrooms in Pilot House need to be better cleaned and stocked (Sen.Paumier)
• Signs for meal points should be put up again to help students (Sen.Paumier)
• Redo path from Pilot House to Christie – still a muddy mulch path (Sen.Paumier)
• Students want food carts (Sen. Taylor)
• Students want feminine products provided in accessible areas (Sen. Taylor)
• The location of the Belmont Goats is unsafe due to high drug use nearby. We need to let students know to be careful (Sen. Taylor)
  • Will speak with the UPNA (Sen. Mathias)
• Reports about MLK Day and how students wish it were observed this year. Underwhelming University response & acknowledgement (Sen. Krigger)
• The Beacon app is not currently working (Dir. Wester)
• Is there anywhere to buy feminine products on campus? (Sen. Moore)
• Can be purchased in the bookstore but expensive (Dir. Burks)

Week of January 14th:

• Someone asked when clubs will be notified about their budget (Sen. Joglekar)
• It’s on Engage and club leaders received emails (Dir. Wester)
• A couple constituents have complained about the accessibility/usability of the club recognition & creation site – the process didn’t seem very streamlined (Sen. Owen)
• From before break: the path by the construction near Waldschmidt is very dark at night (Sen. Moore)
• Some transfer students this spring have been lost and asked if there are buddies for them to get acquainted to campus – no workshop for them (Sen. Moore)
• A student emailed about the Diversity Space during Finals Week – it was locked after 9:00 pm and PSafe said they treated it as a regular classroom since they don’t know what the University wants to do with it à need to extend the hours and communicate with PSafe about the use of the room (Pres. Nath)
  • We need to find out if there’s going to be a change with how Dr. Contreras ran it last semester, since he has the keys (Speaker Boos)
• A number of students had their cars broken into over break that were on campus and weren’t notified about it (Sen. Mayer)

December 2018

Week of December 3rd:

• Light above the crosswalk on the university side is out (Sen. Dekker)
• People want to know the costs if you break or lose your ID (Sen.Dekker)
• First time it’s broken or lost you can get one for free; second time if it’s broken and you bring the pieces then it’s free, but not without the pieces (Speaker Boos)
• Changing the reimbursement inbox by Brandon’s desk in the ASUP Office– unclear (Sen. Dekker)
• Desks that are on the quiet floor in the rest of the library/the private cubbies (Sen. Dekker)
• A lot of computers in the library – maybe replace with desks (Sen.Dekker)
• People want to figure out a way to make sure that study rooms are not going to 
waste – that people book them and go (Sen. Dekker)
• You lose the reservation 30minutes after your time was supposed to start and you’re allowed to go into any study room until somebody kicks you out (Sen. Anderson)
• There is no 24-hour space on campus besides the dorms –> off- campus/commuter students don’t have a space to do work on campus after the library closes at 2:00 am (the library was intended to be a 24-hour space) (Sen. Owen)
• In the Commons the water button on the soda fountain gets stuck (Sen. Papoutsakis)
• Constituency feedback from the suggestions boxes in residence halls:
  • “Waiters in the Commons”
  • “Heated sidewalks”
  • “Livestream Senate meetings”
    • Something we’ll try in the spring
  • “Better salads & quesadillas”
  • “Tunnels”
  • “Get an elevator in Kenna” à important for ADA accommodations
  • “Stop watering the sidewalks”
    • This has been addressed
  • “Fix the Kenna water dispenser”
    • Need to file a work order
  • “No classes on Friday”
  • “Ketchup dispenser in Franz”
  • “If you’re going to try to talk about rape, then why are you hiding the fact that there were five rapes on campus in the residence halls last year?”
    • Will have to talk to Public Safety about reporting incidences
  • “Thanks for the Haunted House” à put on by Shipstad
  • “Better food”
  • “Destroy Bon App”
  • “Fix the PHouse”
  • “Get a bus for events/driving more people to the airport. Side note: paint it purple, sko Pilots”
    • Kind of what Pilot Express does
  • “Fix the PHouse, please and thanks”
  • “Basketball court in East Quad” à could be a project by a Senator
  • “I would like more cookies out for consumption pls”
  • “East Quad basketball court and soccer goals please”
  • “East Quad basketball court please!”
  • “More food that I don’t have to pay for”
  • “Encourage people to be more environmentally conscious” à a project 
Senator Moore is currently working on
  • “Can we please get the South Asian Student Union Started. Thanks! P.S. 
There has been a lot of delays to put this idea in action.”
    • The South Asian Student Union hasn’t been good about getting 
back to me, it’s not on my part (Sen. Papoutsakis)
    • ASUP can’t start the club, students have to make & submit the 
Constitution (Dir. Wester)
  • “Paper straws throughout campus. For example, Commons, Chiles, etc”
  • “Ecotainer system with mugs/drinks”
  • “Pilot House food L”
  • “Pilot Salad L”
  • “Better food please”
  • “Open breakfast until 11:00 am”
  • “Remember that we are a Catholic university and make us proud to be 
Catholic instead of ashamed and defensive”

Week of November 26th:

• Pilot Express was late due to traffic and a student had to Uber – not informed about delay (Sen. Dekker)
• Include Senators on screens instead of just E-Board (Sen. Dekker)
• Complaints that the tree in front of Franz is not lit enough (Sen. Owen)
• Request for a tree in Franz Lobby (Sen. Taylor)
• People love the new syrups in the Pilot House: cardamom, mint (Sen. Krigger)
• Complaint about new fries in the Pilot House (Sen. Moore)
  • Back to normal now (Sen. Dekker)
• Students unable to bring food into Commons for Friendsgiving due to non-compete clause à moved to St. Mary’s. No other space to eat outside food on campus (Sen. Paumier)

Week of November 19th:

• Questions about ASUP election process – done by credits à students not able to vote with their class for people that would represent them (Sen. Owen)
• A constituent that had senior standing, although they were a junior, couldn’t vote for their class (Sen. Krigger)
• Need a stop sign outside Haggerty & Tyson and Fields & Schoenfeldt near Fr. Poorman’s house (Sen. Dekker)
• If you’re not a full time student you’re not allowed to vote (Sen. Millett)
  • Because they don’t pay the Student Activities Fee (Sen. Dekker)
• No compost bin in Mehling Hall (Sen. Musquiz)
• Several students said they’re very excited for the Tree Lighting (Pres. Nath)
• Several students loved Opus Prize Week and wanted to see ASUP work on more interfaith initiatives (Pres. Nath)
• Door inside the Pilot House squeaks very loudly (Sen. Millet)

Week of November 12th:

• Problems scheduling ASUP vans with OSA – two difficulties in reserving them for Mock Trial (Sen. Krigger)
• Constituent found a staple in burger from the Pilot House (Sen. Dekker)
• Complaints about plastic straws back in the Pilot House (Sen. Owen)
• Limited majors for engineering students (Sen. Owen)
• Request for more diverse/multi-religious holiday decorations (Sen. Moore)
• Lack of ketchup in Pilot House (Sen. Taylor)
• UP mobile app isn’t updated with correct food information (Sen. Dekker)
• Request for gym hours to start at 9:00 am on weekends (Pres. Nath)
• Request for labeling nuts in food (Sen. Moore)
• Request for earlier hours in the library on weekdays (Sen. Millett)

Week of November 5th: 

• Rudeness from the Commons workers (Sen. Dekker)
• No lock on 1^st girls bathroom stall in the Commons near the Bon App Office (Sen. Millett)
• Request for more microwaves on campus (Sen. Krigger)
• Positive feedback from Hall-oween (Sen. Mitchell)
• Re-evaluate how PSafe gives out parking passes- not enough parking spots available for the number of passes given (VP Gallagher)

 

October 2018

Week of October 29th: 

• Meeting with Jim Ravelli on Wednesday at 9:00 am in front of Franz to discuss bathrooms in Franz & mold in Shiley (Speaker Boos)
• Complaints that UP is not ADA accessible – some students can’t see out of mirrors in bathrooms (Sen. Taylor)
• A student faced threats of getting his scholarship taken away for wanting to testify for students about ADA restrictions & mental health (Sen. Taylor)
• ADvantage: problems communicating, no accessible office hours, lack of clarity of the role (Sen. Taylor)
• Request for more microwaves on campus & coffee in the library (Sen. Krigger)
• No multiracial option on University job applications (Sen. Musquiz)
• Wifi connection problems on campus, especially in Romanaggi (Sen. Anderson)
• Faulty wifi in Franz basement too (Dir. Burks)
• Registration confusion: unclear if certain classes are offered in future semesters (Sen. Kasper)
• Complaints about staff in the Commons – do something to boost their mood (Sen. Millett)
• Complaint that off-campus students can’t access dorms (Sen. O’Connell)
• Students were made uncomfortable by materials from the Voice for Life club outside the library (Sen. Taylor)
• Heard good things/support for Voice for Life too (Speaker Boos)
• First stall in first floor men’s bathroom in BC doesn’t have a lock (Sen. Papoutsakis)
• All of my nursing students were having issues submitting 3-year scheduling on DegreeWorks (Sen. Dekker)
• Students expressed both concerns (6 students) and support (4 students) of the Voice for Life tabling (Pres. Nath)
• Student appreciated Land Acknowledgements (acknowledging the land that UP occupies, which was originally occupied by a native tribe) in the Diversity Center & at Step UP to Lead. Could include them in classrooms (Pres. Nath)
• Complaints from East Quad about walking through the mulch path from construction (Sen. Paumier)
• Flooding in Christie basement and some leaks in rooms (Sen.  Paumier)
• Ketchup on the Shipstad stairwell not cleaned for a month (Sen. Moore)

Week of October 22nd: 

• Not a well-maintained system with ketchup in the Pilot House (Senator Taylor)
• The water-bottle filling station filters are all green now (Senator Dekker)
• A bathroom in Shiley has a mold or fungus (Senator Taylor)
• The number of outlets on the side of St. Mary’s near the main entrance has dropped – no power strips put in (VP Gallagher)

Week of October 8th:

• Sprinklers on during the day & when it’s raining (Senator Owen)
• Poor usability, approachability, & aesthetic of St Mary’s (Senator Owen)
• Praise for CPB about the dance and calm evacuation (Senator Owen)
• Student complaints about paying for laundry in the dorms (Senator Owen)
• Small stall in men’s restroom on 1^st floor of BC has no lock (Senator Taylor)
• Reports from female students- feeling uncomfortable, inappropriate commons from workers in the commons near coffee stand (Senator Taylor)
• Coats from the dance were in the office at PSafe and students were able to go through the pile (VP Gallagher)
• Student got an eco-tainer and the lid didn’t fit (Senator Dekker)
• Freshmen during Orientation felt the gap between students & student athletes when they wore their jerseys, not hall shirts (Senator Dekker)
• Students didn’t know where to pick up their coats after the dance (Senator Millett)
• Have the library open earlier- before 7:00 am (Senator Millett)
• Praise for CPB- calm evacuation and getting home safely (Senator Krigger)
• Report about sprinklers being on in front of Chiles at night and watering the sidewalks, not grass (Senator Krigger)
• Shiley 301 clock is behind a few minutes (Senator Krigger)
• Students want to know why the dance wasn’t held in Chiles where we could better control the situation (Senator Paumier)
• Students still confused about what happened at the dance (Senator Moore)
• Student athletes feel like Title IX efforts have been disproportionately targeted at them – widening the gap, creating misconceptions (President Nath)
• Muslim students concerned about moving their prayer room from Christie basement. Require religious necessities in the space (President Nath)
• Men’s bathroom in Franz Hall: black reflection near the urinals reveals more than it should (Speaker Boos)
• Get gluten-free bagels in Franz (Senator Mayer)

Week of October 1st:

• Need tissues in classrooms (Senator Dekker)
• Should have almond milk at the coffee bar in the Commons (Senator Millett)
• Students want cats in addition to dogs for stress-less week (Senator Millett)
• Request recycling bins next to all the garbage bins (Senator Kasper)
• Climbing instructors at gym want more funding for rock climbing program (Senator Kasper)
• Engineering students want more majors in the Engineering School (Senator Owen)
• ROTC needs more space for their labs, since Franz Campus is being built on (Senator Owen)
• Recreational opportunity at Franz River Campus – paddle boarding & kayaking under OPP(Senator Owen)
• Inquiry as to why female dorms have the highest GPAs, followed by co-ed dorms, & then male dorms (Senator Taylor)
• Reports of smells of gas outside of the Commons (Senator Moore)
• Not enough recycling for paper on campus (Senator Moore)
• Requests for water-bottle filling stations in Shiley (Senator Dekker)
• Constituent impressed with work ASUP Senate has taken on- lots of progress (VP Gallagher)
• Students no longer have access to Franz Campus turf field  (Senator Paumier)
• Positive feedback on Fall Dance theme – lots of options for outfits (Senator Dekker)

September 2018

Week of September 24th: 

• Positive feedback about ASUP organization of protest (Senator Anderson)
• Follow-up on hot sandwiches: already in the Anchor (Senator Papoutsakis)
• Off-campus, non-student neighbor is making students uncomfortable (Senator Dekker)
  • Speaker Boos: If you’re a UP student, you can always go to Psafe
• Request for non-Odwalla smoothies at the Anchor (Senator Millett)
• Positive reception about protest, everyone loved it. One of the most powerful things (Senator Krigger)
• TVs always on in the Pilot House – wasteful (Senator Taylor)
• Students want tree lighting ceremony outside during Christmastime (Senator Taylor)
• Reach out to students about speakers for the Diversity Center (Senator Taylor)
• Praise about protest, but want to encourage dialogue from all sides (Senator Taylor)
• Questions as to why Fr. Art is still a professor here: (VP Gallagher)
  • As Studies Abroad Director: asked students if they were on birth control and if so, they wouldn’t be allowed to go. Also had verbal policy that straight married professors could bring partners on study abroad but gay professors couldn’t. Dr. Contreras stated that it is no longer a policy
  • Made students uncomfortable in Mehling – lack of personal boundaries and generational gap- sexist, racist, and homophobic
• Incapacitation clause on the UP website and Everfi states “an individual that is intoxicated may be able to consent to sexual activity” – must be addressed (Senator Owen)
• Complaints regarding lack of communications on food allergens in the Commons & Pilot House – not clearly identified (Senator Owen)
• Request for clarity on counseling – only a short-term resource (Senator Owen)
• Abundant praise for ASUP and the student body mobilizing for protest. One constituent perceived it as a commercial effort for ASUP (Senator Owen)
• Only heard good things about the protest, very powerful (Senator Mitchell)
• Positive feedback about emergency notification from PSafe about robbery suspects (Senator Mitchell)
• Victim-blaming on Everfi survey (Senator Mitchell)
• Lack of protein options at the salad bar in the Commons (Senator Musquiz)
• Student feels unsafe due to Trump flag hanging on a dorm window facing into the hallway – Haggerty (Senator Musquiz)
• Positive feedback from professors regarding the protest (Senator Kasper)
• Lack of eco-containers this year (Senator Meyer)
• Requests for energy drinks to be sold at the Pilot House behind the counter (Senator O’Connell)
• Request for calorie counts in the Commons (Senator Paumier)
• Complaints about the new metal straws being hard to clean (Senator Kasper)
• Complaints about changes in food at the Pilot House. And no options for vegans (Senator Moore)

Week of September 17th:

• Follow-up on the sprinkler concern- Sprinklers running during the day shouldn’t be on. Current system: PPlant only knows if a sprinkler’s gone off if they see it. Changing to a Smart Lock System- manageable via phone. Only the Quad is on the system so far (cost $4,000). Estimate: 15 years for the whole campus ($10,000-$15,000/year). Water use is down 40% from last year and 22% per year on average (Senator Taylor)
• Follow-up on constituency report – Spoke with Becca and next year’s StepUP to Lead will have invitations for residence halls (Vice President Gallagher)
• Get hot sandwiches on campus (Senator Dekker)
• Positive feedback regarding Espresso UP (Senator Dekker)
• After weights Friday morning, the athlete food stands aren’t open (Senator Millet)
• 8 people reached out about opposition to Chick-fil-a sponsorship, a homophobic company. Issue resolved (Senator Krigger)
• Need more gluten-free options on campus. Can we expand Franz bagels to the Anchor? (Senator Mayer)
• Can we make student IDs more decorative/personalized? (Senator Mayer)
• Confusion about the Diversity Center- open or closed? What’s it for? (Senator Taylor)
  • President Nath– It’s not formally open; it’s available for use but not designed. Currently it’s an ambiguous space and is incredibly small. Should not be considered a permanent fixture
• Increase hours at Beauchamp (Senator Owen)
• Bring food trucks back to campus (Senator Owen)
• Focusing on portraits, stories, and influences of women in history (Senator Owen)
• Intimidating atmosphere around ASUP (Senator Owen)
• Requests to get rid of single-use cups (Senator Owen)
• Why don’t we have formal dances? (Senator Owen)
• Students want motion censors back to get into residence halls (Senator Owen)
• Clarification on dress for Fright Night (Senator Dekker)
  • No masks, weapons (real or fake). Theme= Halloween/spooky
• Follow-up on constituency report: van seen not running when parked this week (Senator O’Connell)

Week of September 10th:

• Students want to be involved in meeting regularly with Bon App to provide feedback on food options (Senator Taylor)
• Request for microwave in library for off-campus students (Senator Krigger)
• Request to return the Commons burgers and fries (Senator Krigger)
  • Director Wester: The Commons and Pilot House switched what they offer
• Request for more covered bike racks (Senator Krigger)
• Question as to why we got rid of straws but wrap food in plastic (Senator Krigger)
• Request to remove Fr. Raphael’s portrait in Waldschmidt (Senator Krigger)
• Postitive response to Land Acknowledgement at StepUP to Lead (Senator Krigger)
• Can we get solar panels? (Senator Krigger)
• Positive feedback about StepUP to Lead. Residence Halls would like invitation to StepUP to Lead to receive info. on campus resources (Senator Owen)
• Two students reported experiencing catcalling when using Columbia Pool service. Be aware. This service needs to be accessible and safe (President Nath)
• Sustainability advocates have concerns with sprinklers (President Nath)
• Pilot House switched from ketchup and mustard dispensers to packets – unnecessary plastic waste (Senator O’Connell)
• River Campus shuttle always left running while they’re waiting- burning gas (Senator O’Connell)
• Shiley’s drainage pipes leak all over the ADA ramps (Senator Mathias)
• Should be bike racks at Pilot House (Senator Mathias)
• Need to create places for seniors to voice themselves in a large group outside of office hours- Open Houses/Townhalls? (Senator Mathias)
• Students don’t know how to access Engage or why to use it (Senator Taylor)
• Student said they couldn’t hang artwork in BC basement  – only way to showcase their work (Senator Musquiz)

Week of September 3rd:

• Students want the old food options back (Senator Dekker)
• Requests for water bottle-filling station in Franz (Senator Dekker)
• Wasp problem on campus (Senator Dekker)
• Requests for whiteboard surfaces for library tables (Senator Dekker)
• Bring back Pilot bowls & salads in Pilot House (Senator Papoutsakis)
• Concerns about timing of sprinklers (Senator Taylor)
• Provide more options in the Pilot House (Senator Kasper)
  • Chicken wraps now in the old grill section of the Commons
• President Poorman’s response to the Pennsylvania sex scandal involving former UP President, Fr. Raphael = inadequate. Remove his portrait in Waldschmidt (Senator Krigger)
• Most freshmen don’t know who ASUP is. We need to inform them of what ASUP stands for and who we are (Senator Taylor)
  • Add info about ASUP to workshops & Orientation curriculum, so students know who is representing them (Senator Kasper)
• What are ASUP office hours are all about – lack of clarity (Senator Owens)
  • Office hours this year are going to be highly enforced (Vice President Gallagher)
• Overwhelmingly positive feedback about Riverboat (Senator Dekker & Vice President Gallagher)