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District 5 Councilman Claude Mattox - Video on Demand

On the Issues June 2009 - Councilman Claude Mattox meets the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) new federal security director at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and discusses the TSA's relationship with the assistant director of the city's Aviation Department. He learns about the importance of CPR and how you can be trained to save a life. To close the show, he features the Citizen Police Academy, a free program offered to residents and business owners by the Phoenix Police Department. Windows Media High Windows Media Low May 2009 - Councilman Claude Mattox discusses water safety tips and upcoming summer events and programs at city pools as the swim season kicks off. He highlights a recent community cleanup in his district involving several organizations and to close the show, he meets with a national captain for the Patriot Guard Riders Windows Media High Windows Media Low April 2009 - Councilman Claude Mattox highlights the Wind & Fire Motorcycle Club's Annual Burn Camp Ride, which benefits the Foundation for Burns & Trauma's Camp Courage. He meets with the Outstanding Young Woman from his district, who also was recognized as the Outstanding Young Woman for the entire city. To close the show, he gets an update on Phoenix's efforts to secure federal stimulus dollars. Windows Media High Windows Media Low March 2009 - Councilman Claude Mattox is On the Road to highlight the new spring training facility, Camelback Ranch, which is home to the Chicago White Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Windows Media High Windows Media Low February 2009 - Councilman Claude Mattox talks with Phoenix Police as they share their experience during the historic Presidential inauguration. He highlights the upcoming WorldFEST, hosted by Phoenix Sister Cities. To close the show, he discusses the city's services and programs offered at Phoenix senior centers and the impact of the recent budget reductions. Windows Media High Windows Media Low January 2009 - Councilman Claude Mattox highlights the dangers of making homemade bio-diesel fuels with Phoenix Fire Chief. He discusses the challenges of protecting residents while reducing the budgets of the Phoenix Fire and Police departments. He also features what's next for METRO light rail now that it's serving the public. Windows Media High Windows Media Low December 2008 - Councilman Claude Mattox highlights the importance for residents to Shop Phoenix. He also features the Reserve Division of the Phoenix Police Department and a local student guitar ensemble from his district. To close the show, he learns about holiday safety tips from Phoenix Police and Fire representatives. Windows Media HIgh Windows Media Low November 2008 - Councilman Claude Mattox speaks with Fire Chief Bob Khan about fire safety within the home and the importance of smoke alarms. He learns about the city's Community Emergency Response Team training program and to close the show, he highlights Grandma's Day. Windows Media High Windows Media Low October 2008 - Councilman Claude Mattox discusses homeland security with representatives from the Phoenix Fire and Police departments and highlights his district's newest fire station. With METRO light rail now testing cars in downtown Phoenix, Mattox speaks with a representative from METRO Light Rail to provide an overview pedestrian and vehicle safety tips. To close the show, he discusses the city's sustainability efforts along with its plentiful water supply. Windows Media High Windows Media Low September 2008 - Councilman Claude Mattox discusses a river-rafting trip with Mainstream Expeditions that he recently took part in as part of a program organized by River of Dreams, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. He'll feature a Guinness World Record breaking event that he kicked off with Team Gray Whales. Councilman Mattox also will speak with a representative from the Phoenix Police Department about the Stop Random Gunfire Poster Contest for students grades K-8. Windows Media High Windows Media Low

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