| A. | CALL TO ORDER |
| B. | INTRODUCTION OF MEMBERS |
| | Roll Call |
| C. | REMOTE MEETING STATEMENT |
| D. | ADOPTION OF AGENDA |
| E. | APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
| F. | PUBLIC COMMENT |
| G. | PRESENTATION(S) |
| 1. | Atlanta Police Department Bi-weekly Update |
| 2. | Atlanta Fire Rescue Department Quarterly Report |
| 3. | Law Department Quarterly Report |
| CONSENT AGENDA |
| H. | RESOLUTION(S) - CLAIMS WITH FAVORABLE/UNFAVORABLE RECOMMENDATIONS |
| | Claims Summary |
| | Claims with favorable recommendations: |
| 1. | 21-R-3157 : For Bodily Injuries Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an automobile accident on July 9, 2019 at S.R. 14. (MAY/NA - $13,000.00) #23404 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| 2. | 21-R-3158 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an automobile accident on March 12, 2019 at 1848 Sylvan Road SW. (APD/NA - $6,668.89) #23443 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| 3. | 21-R-3159 : For property damages alleged to have been sustained from an automobile accident on October 23, 2018 at 72 Marietta Street. (DWM /02 - $5,000.00) #23425 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| 4. | 21-R-3160 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of storm water flooding on September 17, 2020 at 799 S. Grand Avenue NW & Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway NW. (DWM/09 - $5,000.00) #23461 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| 5. | 21-R-3161 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an automobile accident on January 16, 2020 at Moreland Avenue NE & 1203 Caroline Street NE. (APD/NA - $2,100.00) #23451 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| 6. | 21-R-3162 : For Bodily Injuries Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an automobile accident on July 28, 2019 at Andrew Young International Blvd and Olympic Park Drive. (APD/04 - $2,000) #23405 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| 7. | 21-R-3163 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of a garbage truck driving on her yard on April 10, 2020 at 855 Magna Carta Drive NW. (DPW/09 - $1,400.00) #23406 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| 8. | 21-R-3164 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of flooding on July 15, 2020 at 1 Krog Street, NE. (DWM/02 - $1,300.00) #23428 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| 9. | 21-R-3165 : For property damages alleged to have been sustained from an automobile accident on September 25, 2019 at Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard. (DWM/03 - $1,000.00). #23421 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| 10. | 21-R-3166 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an automobile accident on 02/04/2020 at 2170 Piedmont Rd., NE. (AFR/06 - $848.63) #23429 Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| | Claims with unfavorable recommendations: |
| 11. | 21-R-3167 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of driving over a manhole cover on December 5, 2020 at 1012 Thomasville Estates SE. (NA/12) #23398 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 12. | 21-R-3168 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of driving over a pothole on January 25, 2020 at 289 West Paces Ferry Road NW. (DOT/08) #23399 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 13. | 21-R-3169 : For Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of a riot on June 4, 2020 at 190 Marietta Street. (APD/04) #23400 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 14. | 21-R-3170 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of property being lost on September 12, 2018 at Metropolitan and University Avenue. (APD/12) #23401 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 15. | 21-R-3171 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of driving over a pothole on August 7, 2020 at Whitehall Street and Northside Drive. (DOT/12) #23402 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 16. | 21-R-3172 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of a street drainage back up on August 30, 2020 at 5725 Orly Terrace College Park, GA. (NA/NA) #23403 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 17. | 21-R-3173 : For property damages alleged to have been sustained from an automobile accident on August , 2020 at 430 Pryor Sreet. SW. (APD/04 ). #23413 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 18. | 21-R-3174 : For property damages alleged to have been sustained from a sewer back up on October 10, 2020 at 990 Hill Street. (NA/01). #23414 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 19. | 21-R-3175 : For property damages alleged to have been sustained from driving over storm sewer overflow on July 30, 2020 at 2000 Delowe Drive SW. (NA/11). #23415 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 20. | 21-R-3176 : For bodily injuries alleged to have been sustained from an arrest incident on June 14, 2020 at 3393 Peachtree Road NE ( APD/07). #23416 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 21. | 21-R-3177 : For Bodily Injuries Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of a civil rights violation on May 29, 2020 at Centennial Park Drive and Marietta Street. (APD/02) #23417 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 22. | 21-R-3178 : For bodily injuries alleged to have been sustained from an incident with the APD. on May 29, 2020 at 190 Marietta Street. (APD/04). #23418 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 23. | 21-R-3179 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of driving over a pothole on May 30, 2019 at Piedmont Avenue & Ellis Street. (DOT/02) #23419 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 24. | 21-R-3180 : For Bodily Injuries Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an accident caused by a defective signal on November 10, 2019 at Oglethorpe Ave SW and Joseph E. Lowery Blvd SW. (DOT/04) #23420 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 25. | 21-R-3181 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of driving over a pothole on February 25, 2020 at 2316 GA-3 & 2323 US-41. (NA/NA) #23422 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 26. | 21-R-3182 : For Bodily Injuries Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of his civil rights being violated on May 31, 2020 at CNN Center and Centennial Park. (APD/04) #23423 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 27. | 21-R-3183 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of driving over a pothole on December 26, 2020 at Campbellton & Barge Road. (DOT/11) #23424 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 28. | 21-R-3184 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of driving over a raised manhole on May 18, 2019 at Pine Street NW & Ted Turner Drive. (DWM/04) #23426 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 29. | 21-R-3185 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of driving over a pothole on October 3, 2020 at 894 Piedmont Ave NE. (DOT/02) #23427 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 30. | 21-R-3186 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an automobile accident on October 09, 2020 at Fairburn Road and Cherokee Boulevard. (DWM/NA) #23430 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 31. | 21-R-3187 : For Bodily Injuries Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an automobile accident on October 9, 2020 at Fairburn Road and Cherokee Boulevard. (DWM/NA) #23432 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 32. | 21-R-3188 : For Property Damage Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an automobile accident on October 8, 2020 at I-285 and 20 West. (NA/NA) #23435 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 33. | 21-R-3189 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an automobile accident on October 27, 2020 at 4687 Mercer Road. (DPW/11) #23436 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 34. | 21-R-3190 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of a sanitary sewer back-up on November 22, 2020 at 3612 Ginnis Circle, SW #4. (DWM/10) #23437 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 35. | 21-R-3191 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of driving over a pothole on December 11, 2020 at I-75 Ramp. (NA/NA) #23438 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 36. | 21-R-3192 : For Bodily Injuries Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of an encounter with APD on May 29, 2020 at 190 Marietta Street. (APD/02) #23439 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 37. | 21-R-3193 : For Property Damages Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of the removal of tree limbs on December 9, 2020 at 3562 Revere Road, SW. (NA/11) #23440 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| 38. | 21-R-3194 : For Bodily Injuries Alleged to Have Been Sustained as a Result of a police chase on November 16, 2018 at the Intersection of Park St and Lee Street. (APD/NA) #23441 Adversed [Unanimous] |
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| REGULAR AGENDA |
| I. | ORDINANCE(S) FOR SECOND READING |
| 1. | 21-O-0107 : AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBERS ANDRE DICKENS AND JOYCE M. SHEPERD TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, 1996 GA LAWS P. 4469, ET SEQ., ADOPTED UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY OF THE MUNICIPAL HOME RULE ACT OF 1965, O.C.G.A. SECTION 36-35-1 ET SEQ. AS AMENDED, BY AMENDING PART I (CHARTER AND RELATED LAWS), SUBPART A (CHARTER), APPENDIX IV. (CITIZEN REVIEW BOARD), SECTION 3. (APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS) SO AS TO DESIGNATE THE TWO YOUTH SERVING ORGANIZATIONS WHO SHALL EACH APPOINT A MEMBER TO SERVE ON THE ATLANTA CITIZEN REVIEW BOARD WHO SHALL BE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 30 AT THE TIME OF THE APPOINTMENT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| | a. | AUCC-Letter of Interest |
| | b. | Street Smart Ltr of Interest |
| | c. | 18-30 Year Old Committee Report 29 Jan 2021 |
| J. | RESOLUTION(S) |
| 2. | 21-R-3195 : A RESOLUTION BY THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE AUTHORIZING THE SETTLEMENT OF ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY OF ATLANTA IN THE MATTER OF BE RELAX ATL, LLC; IN THE AMOUNT OF FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($40,000.00) (THE SETTLEMENT AMOUNT); AUTHORIZING THE SETTLEMENT AMOUNT TO BE CHARGED AND PAID FROM FDOA 5501 (AIRPORT REVENUE FUND) 180312 (OPERATIONS) 5213001 (CONSULTING/PROFESSIONAL SERVICES) 7563000 (AIRPORT); AUTHORIZING THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER TO DISTRIBUTE THE SETTLEMENT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| | a. | Be Relax Legislation |
| 3. | 21-R-3196 : A RESOLUTION BY THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE AUTHORIZING THE SETTLEMENT OF ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY OF ATLANTA IN THE CASE OF VALENTINA ZAMBRANO VS. CITY OF ATLANTA, ET AL., CIVIL ACTION FILE NO. 2019CV320372, FULTON COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT, IN THE AMOUNT OF $7,750.00; AUTHORIZING SAID AMOUNT TO BE PAID FROM 1001 (GENERAL FUND) CENTER NUMBER 200101 (NON-DEPARTMENTAL) ACCOUNT 5212005 (LITIGATION EXPENSES); AND 1512000 (FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY NUMBER); AUTHORIZING THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER TO DISTRIBUTE THE TOTAL SETTLEMENT AMOUNT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| | a. | ZAMBRANO - Settlement Resolution |
| 4. | 21-R-3197 : A RESOLUTION BY PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE AUTHORIZING THE SETTLEMENT OF ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY OF ATLANTA IN THE CASE OF GINA R. BARTLETT VS. CITY OF ATLANTA, ET AL., CIVIL ACTION FILE NO. 19EV000881, FULTON COUNTY STATE COURT, IN THE AMOUNT OF $24,500.00; AUTHORIZING SAID AMOUNT TO BE PAID FROM 1001 (GENERAL FUND) CENTER NUMBER 200101 (NON-DEPARTMENTAL) ACCOUNT 5212005 (LITIGATION EXPENSES); AND 1512000 (FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY NUMBER); AUTHORIZING THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER TO DISTRIBUTE THE TOTAL SETTLEMENT AMOUNT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| | a. | BARTLETT - Settlement Resolution_ |
| 5. | 21-R-3198 : A RESOLUTION BY THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE AUTHORIZING THE SETTLEMENT OF ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY OF ATLANTA IN THE CASE OF LAUREN RIGGINS VS. CITY OF ATLANTA, ET AL., CIVIL ACTION FILE NO. 19EV006509, FULTON COUNTY STATE COURT, IN THE AMOUNT OF $20,000.00; AUTHORIZING SAID AMOUNT TO BE PAID FROM 1001 (GENERAL FUND) CENTER NUMBER 200101 (NON-DEPARTMENTAL) ACCOUNT 5212005 (LITIGATION EXPENSES); AND 1512000 (FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY NUMBER); AUTHORIZING THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER TO DISTRIBUTE THE TOTAL SETTLEMENT AMOUNT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| | a. | RIGGINS - Settlement Resolution |
| 6. | 21-R-3199 : A RESOLUTION BY PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OR HER DESIGNEE, TO EXERCISE RENEWAL NO. 3 OF COOPERATIVE PURCHASING AGREEMENT FC-10018, PIONEER TECHNOLOGY BENCHMARK CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT WITH PIONEER TECHNOLOGY GROUP, LLC, ON BEHALF OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF ATLANTA, FOR A TERM OF ONE (1) YEAR, EFFECTIVE APRIL 11, 2021 THROUGH APRIL 10, 2022, IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND ZERO CENTS ($285,000.00); ALL FUNDS SHALL BE CHARGED TO AND PAID FROM THE FUNDING ACCOUNTS LISTED HEREIN; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Favorable [Unanimous] |
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| | a. | FC-10018,_PTG_Benchmark-Docusign |
| K. | PAPER(S) HELD IN COMMITTEE |
| 7. | 20-R-3783 : A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER MICHAEL JULIAN BOND AS SUBSTITUTED BY PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE REQUESTING THE MAYOR OR HER DESIGNEE AND THE INTERIM CORRECTIONS CHIEF ALLOCATE SPACE AT THE ATLANTA CITY DETENTION CENTER TO SERVE AS A HOMELESS SHELTER DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND ESTABLISH PARTNERSHIPS WITH PARTNERS FOR HOME INC., THE GATEWAY CENTER, AND OTHER APPROPRIATE ORGANIZATIONS FOR OPERATIONS AND SERVICES; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| 8. | 20-O-1329 : ****AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER MICHAEL JULIAN BOND AUTHORIZING THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, TO CREATE A CODE ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND ACCOUNT (____) PROJECT (___) FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECOVERING COSTS FROM AND PROVIDING FUNDING FOR DEMOLITION, CLEAN AND CLOSE BLIGHT REMEDIATION; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| 9. | 20-O-1450 : AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBERS ANTONIO BROWN, ANDRE DICKENS AND MICHAEL JULIAN BOND AS SUBSTITUTED AND AMENDED BY PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE REQUESTING THAT THE ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT PURSUE THE CESSATION OF THE USE OF MILITARY-STYLE VEHICLES AND THE USE OF RUBBER BULLETS AND STUN GRENADES TO DISPERSE DEMONSTRATORS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| | b. | Committee Amendment Form 20-O-1450 |
| 10. | 20-O-1459 : AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER MICHAEL JULIAN BOND TO AMEND THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA CHAPTER 106 OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS, ARTICLE 1.- IN GENERAL AND ARTICLE III.- OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER, TO DECRIMINALIZE VICTIMLESS MINOR OFFENSES; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| 11. | 20-O-1486 : AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER ANTONIO BROWN AS SUBSTITUTED BY PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE REQUESTING THAT THE ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT PROVIDE INFORMATION AND COOPERATE WITH THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY’S OFFICE WITH APPROPRIATE JURISDICTION AS NECESSARY TO FACILITATE, IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY AND ENHANCE THE TRANSPARENCY OF INVESTIGATIONS INVOLVING OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTINGS, INCIDENTS OF SERIOUS BODILY INJURY AND ACCUSATIONS OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| | a. | APD Policing Reforms - Support Letter |
| 12. | 20-O-1487 : ****AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER MICHAEL JULIAN BOND AUTHORIZING THE ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND THE MAYOR’S OFFICE OF CONSTITUENT SERVICES TO CONDUCT A STUDY ON EXPANDING THE ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT TO INCLUDE A CRISIS INTERVENTION DIVISION OR ANOTHER SPECIALIZED UNIT AS A SOCIAL SERVICE COMPONENT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| 13. | 20-O-1496 : AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBERS MICHAEL JULIAN BOND AND ANDREA L. BOONE TO AMEND CHAPTER 10, ARTICLE II, DIVISION 2, SUBDIVISION 1 OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA CODE OF ORDINANCES SO AS TO CREATE A PROCESS TO APPLY FOR AND TO RECEIVE TEMPORARY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES DURING THE COVID-19 CITY EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| 14. | 20-R-4121 : A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBERS MICHAEL JULIAN BOND AND ANDREA L. BOONE REQUESTING THAT THE MAYOR OR HER DESIGNEE, CREATE A PROCESS TO APPLY FOR AND TO RECEIVE TEMPORARY ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES DURING THE COVID-19 CITY EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| 15. | 20-R-4427 : ****A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER ANTONIO BROWN URGING THE GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO ADOPT LEGISLATION WHICH WOULD IMPOSE ADDITIONAL STANDARDS BY WHICH STATE, COUNTY AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ARE AUTHORIZED TO ENGAGE IN VEHICULAR PURSUITS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| | a. | Georgia-2019-SB63-Introduced |
| 16. | 20-R-4429 : ****A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER ANTONIO BROWN URGING GOVERNOR BRIAN KEMP AND THE COMMISSIONER OF THE GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY LIEUTENANT COLONEL CHRIS WRIGHT TO RECONSIDER THE POLICY OF THE GEORGIA STATE PATROL TO CONDUCT HIGH SPEED PURSUITS WITHIN THE JURISDICTIONAL BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| 17. | 20-O-1696 : A SUBSTITUTE ORDINANCE BY PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE TO AMEND THE PUBLIC PROPERTY VENDING CODE TO PROVIDE A PROCESS FOR ESTABLISHING AND REMOVING DESIGNATED FOOD TRUCK AREAS AND THE ACCOMPANYING CRITERIA; TO PROMOTE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SMALL BUSINESSES AND INCREASE FOOD ACCESS FOR UNDERSERVED AREAS OF THE CITY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| | a. | Transmittal Package- Food Truck ROW Expansion- Signed |
| | b. | Legislation- Food Truck ROW Expansion |
| 18. | 21-O-0016 : ****AN ORDINANCE BY COUNCILMEMBER HOWARD SHOOK TO AMEND THE ATLANTA CODE OF ORDINANCES PART II (GENERAL ORDINANCES), CHAPTER 114 (PERSONNEL), ARTICLE IV (CIVIL SERVICE), DIVISION III (PAY PLAN), SECTION 114-139 (RETENTION BONUS) FOR THE PURPOSE OF RETAINING SWORN OFFICERS OF THE ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT WHO ARE IN GOOD STANDING; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| 19. | 21-R-3002 : A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER JOYCE M. SHEPERD DECLARING THAT A WORK SESSION SHALL BE SCHEDULED TO BE CONDUCTED BEFORE THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE DURING WHICH THE MAYOR’S ADMINISTRATION SHALL PROVIDE A DETAILED PRESENTATION REGARDING A RECOMMENDED PLAN AND THE RESULTS OF THEIR REVIEW OF THE REIMAGINING THE ATLANTA CITY DETENTION CENTER (ACDC) TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS, THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS PERSONNEL DEPLOYMENT PLAN AND ANY OF THE SPECIFIC DETAILS NECESSARY TO INFORM THE POLICY, FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONAL DECISIONS THE ATLANTA CITY COUNCIL WILL BE CALLED UPON TO MAKE IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE FINAL ACTIONS NECESSARY TO ACCOMPLISH THE ULTIMATE CLOSURE OF ACDC; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| | a. | EXHIBIT A Resolution for Work Session Draft Plan |
| 20. | 21-R-3003 : ****A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER JOYCE M. SHEPERD AS AMENDED BY PUBLIC SAFETY AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE ADOPTING A PLAN REGARDING THE DEPLOYMENT OF CITY OF ATLANTA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS PERSONNEL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF ORDINANCE NUMBER 20-O-1260 AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NUMBER 20-O-1679; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| | b. | Amendment Form 21-R-3003 |
| | c. | Corrections Dept. Redeployment Plan Final_ Exhibit A _21-R-3003 |
| | d. | 21-R-3003_Amended_01.25.21_PSLA |
| 21. | 21-R-3111 : A RESOLUTION BY COUNCILMEMBER MICHAEL JULIAN BOND ENCOURAGING ESTABLISHMENTS THAT HIRE OFF-DUTY POLICE OFFICERS TO EMPLOY OFFICERS FROM WITHIN THEIR ORIGINAL TERRITORIAL JURISDICTIONS TO ENSURE THAT THE OFFICERS WHO ARE HIRED HAVE THE JURISDICTIONAL AUTHORITY TO MAKE ARRESTS WHEN NECESSARY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Held in Committee |
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| L. | WALK IN LEGISLATION |
| M. | REQUESTED ITEM(S) |
| N. | ADJOURNMENT |