The Alexandria City Council held a legislative meeting on June 24, 2026, beginning with a closed executive session at 5:45 PM, followed by the public meeting at 7:22 PM. The agenda included oral reports, the approval of consent items, updates from the Fire Department and the Independent Policing Auditor, a resolution to establish a joint City-ACPS ad hoc committee on school board election reform, and the adoption of an updated Resource Allocation and Cost Recovery Policy for the Department of Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Activities (RPCA). All roll-call votes were unanimous.
It is five forty six. I'm now going to call our second legislative meeting of June to order. Madame Clerk, please call the roll. Councilwoman Green. Councilwoman Marks. Vice Mayor Bagley. Madam Mayor, I move that the city council convene and close executive session, pursuant to Virginia Code sections two point two seven one one A1. And to discuss the performance of the city council appointees. Alright, the eyes have it. We are now in closed session and we'll resume at 7 PM. All right, Councilman Aguirre. There's been a motion to reconvene in from closed executive session, and a second by Councilwoman Green. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Any opposed? All right. The eyes have it. Thanks, Mayor Bagley. Madam Mayor, I move that the city council adopt the resolution record. Oh, no, that's right. We have to come back to it. Moving on. Oh, sorry. It's seven twenty-two. If we're back in every session. Madam Clerk. Next item. Moment of silence and pledge of allegiance. Okay. Yes, it is our practice to begin each meeting with a moment of silence followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. If you are able to stand, we ask that you please rise at this time. Commissioner Masick had proposed several changes. There were a few areas in the current plan where it talks about other sites that are available for bonus density, but did not mention our AHA states. And so staff mentioned that they would take that into consideration and make um changes probably in the final iterations of the Duke Street plan that they put forth. The next update was on the a late. Uh members of council may recall that when we approved our moral obligation backing for the a late, we put in place several different things that ARHA needed to work through. And so they gave us an update. The first was on securing third party management that has been completed. The next was on providing monthly relocation updates that has been completed, and all members of the Ladre have been relocated. The next was on um detailing whether or not they would need to do a pilot payment. That pilot payment will be based on their 2026 audit, which has been scheduled but is not yet completed. The next item that they needed to comply with was around debt service payments. Um they have been able to make their last three debt service payments on time and strictly from the cash flow from the property. And then lastly, they're supposed to provide us with monthly updates on the Ladre, and that has been completed to date. Moving forward, we will then continue to get an update on the audit and then whether any additional payments are needed. Finally, we closed out with a review of the meeting schedule. We decided that we are going to cancel the July meeting. We will resume our regular meeting schedule in the fall. And in the fall, we will hold a joint work session with their full board and with our council to get updates on the new CEO hiring process as well as other changes currently in the organization. Uh Councilman Chapman, any additional updates?