San Mateo County Manager Mike Callagy has informed me this morning that No PPE will be going out today. That is good news and expected. He goes on to say “If the Board approves we will start distribution later this week or next week.”
I sent him a copy of the Wine Country Marines Facebook page from this morning with NO COURSE CORRECTION mentioned to which Mr. Callagy stated that was an old post.
Usually if you say you are going to Distribute the PPE on January 25, 2022 which is today you might update your Facebook page to inform the public, that date has been changed, that takes about 8 seconds, also the County Website could issue a press release, neither has occurred.
SMC Supervisor David CanepaSMC Manager/Purchasing Agent/Clerk to BOS Mike Callagy
Who ordered San Mateo County Event Center CEO Dana Stoehr to move the more than $10,000,000.00 of PPE from inside a building to outside?
DANA STOEHR: “It’s, it was fully taken care of exactly the way it should have been.”
On January 13, 2022 San Mateo County Manager Mike Callagy told ABC 7 Investigative Reporter Dan Noyes
He didn’t know all that PPE was sitting out, exposed to the elements for months.
“It clearly is a mistake by the county and ultimately, I’m responsible for the county. So, you know, I take full responsibility for it, San Mateo County Manager Mike Callagy said.
Callagy says he learned Friday that event center staff moved all that PPE outside to accommodate the Software as a Service annual conference September 27-29. He doesn’t know why the supplies were not moved back inside, but he is hiring an independent investigator to look into it and calling in the Marines. Why would anybody call in the Marines?
If Mike Callagy didn’t order it moved outside, Who DID? That is the question that needs to be answered.
Mike Callagy is not only San Mateo County Manager, he is also San Mateo County Purchasing Agent, as well as the Clerk to the Board of Supervisors which has prepared the Agenda Item 12 on January 25, 2022. That seems like a Conflict of Interest.
The BOS should ask Dana Stoehr who ordered the PPE moved in the first place. Simple question and good place to start. Also they could invite James Brown of the West Coast Solution Inc. of San Carlos and President of the Wine Country Marines to attend the Zoom Meeting tomorrow. That would answer some other simple questions, regarding the Generous Donations that WCM already received from SMCDEM.
Before any more crimes are committed, I recommend the San Mateo County Supervisors contact James Brown, let him know you are sorry for the mix up, that whoever gave him the $10,000,000 of PPE did not have the authority to do so. Offer him $10,000 for his time and thank him for volunteering in the first place. San Mateo County should be distributing this PPE it’s in Geat Condition. Get it to the people in San Mateo County.
SMC Manager Mike CallagySMC BOS President Don HorsleySMC Supervisor David CanepaCongresswoman Jackie Speier
James Brown CEO West Coast Solutions Inc. San Carlos, San Mateo County 4D’s ago
“We are working hard on getting this into the hands of organizations and groups that need it. Fortunately most of it is in Great condition, vacuum sealed in plastic and only the outer card board was damaged in many cases. Also there was quite a bit stored indoors.“
Why James Brown? isn’t there one employee in San Mateo County who has the capability and skill set to distribute the $9,000,000 of PPE that is in GREAT CONDITION according to him. It should be distributed to San Mateo County period.
If it’s in great condition today January 20, 2022 just think it must have been in great or perfect condition from the time SMC took possession of it, which to this still remains unknown.
When did SMC get this $10M of PPE?
Was it one shipment? what dates? Who signed for it?
Why didn’t SMC distribute it right after they got it?
Why doesn’t San Mateo County distribute it today?
It was No Mistake that this $10M PPE was left outside, It was ordered to be moved outside, part of the plan.
San Mateo Event Center Manager DANA STOEHR: “It’s, it was fully taken care of exactly the way it should have been.”
These photos by Mark De Paula were taken Sunday January 16, 2022
I see “$10M CASH” of “federal taxpayer dollar purchased productions” I don’t see a big mess, I don’t see “Surplus”
Money Laundering was the first thought that came to my mind, when I read and watched ABC 7 News report.
This is from ABC 7 Investigative Reporter Dan Noyes who first reported this Thursday January 13, 2022 at 6:12 P.M.
“We don’t want anybody to take this and put it on eBay because that’s in essence money laundering, you’re taking federal taxpayer dollar purchased productions and you’re turning it into cash for you,” Brown said, continuing, “We’re not going to allow that, but what we do want to do is get this into the hands of any organization that serves the community. If you’re out there serving the homeless or doing a food kitchen or a shelter, if you’re treating patients, any of that.”
Who in San Mateo County Government gave James Brown the $10,000,000 of PPE aka federal taxpayer dollar purchased productions?
This action happened before January 13, 2022 at 6:00 P.M. When Wine Country Marines Facebook page said
Large Donation of PPE Updated: 2 days ago
The Wine Country Marines are excited to announce a partnership with the San Mateo County Department of Emergency Management. Specifically, the County DEM has graciously donated to the Wine Country Marines a very large supply of excess inventory of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) that they were provided by FEMA, to be shared with the community at large.
So James Brown (whoever he is) announced San Mateo County Graciously Donated to the (Wine Country Marines) whoever they are the $10,000,000.00 of PPE. 12 minutes before Dan Noyes reported the story.
The veterans’ advocacy group will be giving it all away to qualified groups on January 25 by appointment only. That’s 9 days from now.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta
Photo by Dan Noyes
Dan Noyes Investigative Reporter for ABC 7 reported on Thursday January 13, 2022 that $10M of PPE was moved outside of a secure location at the San Mateo County Convention Center. The reason given for the move was to use that space for a really cool convention held in September. They NEVER moved the PPE back inside it remained outside for more than 3 months. But here is what San Mateo County Manager Mike Callagy did do right after Dan Noyes report went public, He gave away the $10M of PPE, to the Wine County Marines. WHY so FAST? and WHY them?
Think about that, most Residents of San Mateo County didn’t know anything about Dan Noyes’s report 3 days ago. James Brown sure did, Mike Callagy sure did.
What date and time did County Manager Mike Callagy give the $10M PPE away?
The Wine Country Marines are excited to announce a partnership with the San Mateo County Department of Emergency Management. Specifically, the County DEM has graciously donated to the Wine Country Marines a very large supply of excess inventory of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) that they were provided by FEMA, to be shared with the community at large.
Wine Country Marines will distribute these to organizations in need on January 25th. Appointment required.
This generous donation consists of surgical gowns that conform to YY/T0506.2-2016 industry standards, head to toe isolation gowns with anti-static properties, vented goggles, face shields also with anti-static properties, 1 gallon bottles of bleech, commercial mop buckets, and mop handles.
The isolation gowns are great for any organization or non-profit that serves at risk community members such as homeless, ill, or others such as patients receiving booster or vaccination shots or applying for benefits or services.
The surgical gowns are great for any organization or non-profit that performs medical services where bodily fluids are collected or exposed.
The goggles provide complete protection of the eye, and are vented to prevent fogging.
The mops, mop buckets and bleech require no explanation, but are shown in the photos below for reference.
If your organization would like some of these products to aid in your mission to serve the community, please RSVP at the following link:
I am a San Mateo County citizen, resident and taxpayer.
San Mateo County should not investigate the 10 million dollars worth of P.P.E. / Protective Personal Equipment that was damaged by negligence, boxes outside for several months not protected from the elements or persons. I am grateful that this story was reported by ABC / KGO TV. The Federal government should be the agency that investigates the wrongdoing of San Mateo County, and the San Mateo County Manager Mike Callagy.
The Residents, Elected Officials and Candidates are fine with that.
Most recently San Mateo County Sheriff Carlos G. Bolanos, SMCSO Captain Christina Corpus, and Retired Sgt. Jeffrey Kearnan Investigated the Sheriff’s Activity League Embezzlement and Money Laundering that involved several people and hundreds of thousands of dollars.
photo by Dan Noyes
San Mateo County News.com is going on the record to say that San Mateo County Manager Mike Callagy is the last person that should be involved in the Investigation of the reported $10,000,000 of Personal Protective Equipment PPE that was stored outside on the San Mateo County Event Centers property for more than three months. County Manager Mike Callagy is RESPONSIBLE.
A reasonable person would would know “He can not Investigate Himself” but don’t forget this is San Mateo County where the residents are fine with the Conflict of Interest, and “Those Who Matter.”
Congresswoman Jackie Speier said the Obvious. “It has to be investigated.”
What she did not say is by who?
So for now it’s early since this story was reported by Dan Noyes, the amount is $10,000,000.
It involves Federal Money.
It involves PPE not cleaning supplies.
It involves Brand New PPE not Surplus.
The cause of this damage is Negligence, Not California Rain.
Excellent reporting by Dan Noyes, How many San Mateo County Officials and Employees knew about this and did nothing about it. Hopefully some of it can be saved. How did Dan Noyes get access to walk around and video all of the damaged boxes. I’m glad he did, it demonstrates a lack or Security by SMC. Also a big Thank You to the person who reported this. This was not a Mistake.
SMC County Manager Mike Callagy
The County Manager’s Office is responsible for the efficient day-to-day operations of San Mateo County’s government and carries out the vision and policies set by the Board of Supervisors.
Former San Mateo County Sheriff Deputy Juan P. Lopez is in court today January 12, 2022 at 9:30 A.M. in Courtroom 2G. The Judge hearing the Motion is Hon. Judge Joseph Scott.
You will recall that Defense Attorney Tony Serra respectfully asked Judge Scott to recuse himself for Bias. He hired a law firm in Riverside and declined.
San Mateo County Counsel Attorney Joseph Charles is representing SMC District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe who has been doing everything possible to not have to Testify under–oath in this case.
The six charges that are in court today over 7 years after District Attorney Steve Wafstaffe gave a News Press Release in front of Television crew to announce that Sheriff Deputy Juan P. Lopez was Arrested and Charged with Smuggling a Cellphone and Drugs into the Maguire Jail and gave them to a Hells Angel Gang Member. That NEVER Happened.
On that day standing in front of those News cameras, District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe, William Massey, John Warren, Jordan Boyd, Sheriff Carlos G. Bolanos, Sgt. Jason Peardon, Lt. Andrew Armando, San Mateo County Counsel all knew or should have known those charges were 100% FALSE.
Now today in court the remaining 6 charges and the ONLY charges that DDA Kimberly Perrotti want the jury to hear or know about is Mortgage, Insurance and Election Fraud.
Did Sheriff Deputy Juan P. Lopez vote from Both of his residences? Nope only Redwood City, where his car was broken into. That is where Jordan Boyd knew he lived.
Remember in 2014 Sheriff Deputy Juan Pablo Lopez reported to the San Mateo County Sheriff Office that his car was broken into in the garage area of his Redwood City Condo. When he was asked by the Deputy who took the report, do you have any idea who might have done this?
Sheriff Deputy Juan P. Lopez responded, “The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office Gang Task Force.”
Has the SMCDA’s Office ever asked the Gang Task Force to break into cars? Ask Jamie Draper.
Documents stolen in Car Break-in included Mortgage and Insurance issues. “BACKPACK”
I am 100% in favor of the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office and the Sheriff’s Office making sure that their employees are honest. That they would NEVER file a False Police Report, or Affidavit for a Search Warrant, or check the owner occupied box on a Mortgage Refinance Application, or spend the Insurance settlement Check received for damage in the Kitchen on something else. You want to make sure you employees are the right Moral Character like the 45 mentioned in the Gross Misconduct in the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office Document.
Has SMCDA Inspector Jordan Boyd started his own investigation of any of the 45 men named. There is a pretty good chance he would find some Mortgage and Insurance Fraud cases in that group.
2010 Female San Mateo County Sheriff Deputy Whistleblower on Gross Misconduct.
Zain Jaffer on July 2, 2019 in a San Mateo County Courtroom you stated that You wanted to help others who were innocent. I have recommended the Juan P. Lopez case to you several times since that day. I hope you meant what you said.
How many Children under the age of FIVE live in San Mateo County?
From Today’s San Mateo Daily Journal Article Hospitalizations Spiking in SMC.
“We’re not shutting down, society is not shutting down but COVID is out there.”
“I don’t want people to be alarmed. We can take care of those we need to take care of right now,” County Manager Mike Callagy said.
“So far, we’ve been able to manage. I expect we’ll be able to manage through this and we hope the peak is on the horizon here,” Callagy said,
This sounds like Rosanne Faust back in March of 2020.
‘Just facts on virus, not fear’: SAMCEDA aims to educate – San …
https://www.smdailyjournal.com › coronavirus › just-facts…Mar 13, 2020 — Facts about the coronavirus, not fear, is the goal of San Mateo County Economic Development Association, executive Rosanne Foust says.
This was Predictable it’s going to get worse.
Google Search the Crimson Contagion Functional Exercise 2019
