High-level summary - The section consisted of a public safety briefing on electronics and lithium-ion battery safety delivered by Firefighter Jake Stanny of Oak Fire. No motions, bylaws, or formal decisions were made, and there were no listed opportunities for public input in this segment.

Five most important topics discussed 1) Safety of Electronics and Lithium-Ion Batteries - What it means for residents: Emphasizes buying electronics with lithium-ion batteries only from reputable retailers and ensuring safety certifications. - Direct quote: "Buy only listed products from reputable retailers. Look for certification marks such as ULC, ETL, or CSA. These mean the products meet safety standards." - Public comments/questions: None recorded for this topic. - File numbers / bylaws: None discussed.

2) Proper Use of Chargers and Cables - What it means for residents: Advises using the charger and cable that came with the device to minimize hazards. - Direct quote: "Always use the charger and cable that came with the device." - Public comments/questions: None recorded for this topic. - File numbers / bylaws: None discussed.

3) Handling Damaged or Overheating Batteries - What it means for residents: Warns against continuing to use batteries that are damaged, swollen, or overheating due to safety risks. - Direct quote: "Stop using batteries that are damaged, swollen, or overheating." - Public comments/questions: None recorded for this topic. - File numbers / bylaws: None discussed.

4) Battery Recycling - What it means for residents: Highlights the importance of recycling batteries responsibly and points to a recycling location resource. - Direct quote: "Recycle batteries responsibly. Visit callcycle.ca to find a recycling location near you." - Public comments/questions: None recorded for this topic. - File numbers / bylaws: None discussed.

5) Holiday Safety Reminder - What it means for residents: General safety reminder for the holiday season concerning electronics and batteries. - Direct quote: "From all of us here in Oak Fire, stay safe and have a great holiday season." - Public comments/questions: None recorded for this topic. - File numbers / bylaws: None discussed.

Public input opportunities, contacts, and resources - Citizen input opportunities: None listed for this section. - Contact or input options: No specific email addresses or contacts were provided in the material. A resource mentioned is callcycle.ca for battery recycling locations, but it is not a public input avenue.

Motions, decisions, and next steps - Motions: None were passed, rejected, or deferred in this section. - Follow-up actions: No follow-up actions or next steps were decided upon in this section.

Councillors present - Councillors present: Not specified in the provided material. (No names listed for this section.)

Notes - File numbers discussed: None. - Bylaw numbers discussed: None.