Baymont hotel liquor license

Widow of the hotel's longtime operator, she asked the council to reconsider revoking the hotel's license, noting her husband's recent death and the family's $10 million investment, and pledging to bring in professional management.

An overnight auditor who has worked at the hotel since 2007, she described the emotional toll of the tragedy at the hotel and defended the employees' care for guests.

A retired Jordan police chief with 30 years in law enforcement, he said he's been offered the security director role and pledged to keep the hotel crime-free if the license is reinstated.

An attorney with Larkin Hoffman, she asked for either reconsideration of the revocation with conditions, or a 60-day extension to install a third-party management company.