Public health and safety standing committee will be called back to order.

Madam Clerk, will you please call the row?

Council member Didamacampbell.

Present.

Councilmember Mary Waters.

Present.

Mr.

Chair, you have a quorum.

Thank you, Madam Clerk.

So just for folks to know, it appears that the Zoom issue is more of a software issue.

And is not, we have not been able to fix it yet.

So what again, what we're gonna do for the folks that are in the room for various departments, we're gonna take up those items and then we'll bring back the rest uh for next week so that we can have that discussion and have the public comment on that as well.

So that will take us on to uh want to make it to make sure that I do not give Madam Clerk and Madam Parliamentarian a headache.

We'll go through those, but I'll just make the motion on the ones that we need to bring back.

Is that okay?

Well, Madam Parliamentary.

Um, if you know then the ones that will need to come back, you could get a motion to bring those numbers back next week.

Okay.

I do.

Um let's see.

I'll do okay.

I got you.

I will do them in chunks as best if I can.

Yeah, all right.

Thank you.

Um so and then just another inquiry for you, madam parliamentary.

Since they are even with bringing them back since they are new business, I need to read them in, correct?

Not necessarily.

For example, you don't necessarily have to read the contract in if you're bringing that contract in back next week.

Okay, okay.

Okay.

So it would be dependent upon the item.

Got you.

All right.

Thank you.

Okay, so that leaves us at 6.2 and 6.3.

Um, these are both uh mercy demo contracts.

But if we could bring back 6.2 and 6.3.

Oh, yeah.

Sorry, um, Miss Harrington is here if you did have questions on these.

Okay.

Oh, okay.

Um, oh I didn't hey Miss Harrison.

All right.

Well, I actually is there a motion to discuss 6.2 and 6.3.

Motion.

The motion to discuss has been made.

Um, just want to double check.

I see the photos here.

Um just want to make sure.

One second, y'all.

But Mr.

Ms.

Haritan, if you want to come forward, I just want to make sure all of the info is here for these good afternoon.

Yeah, this afternoon now.

Yeah, if you just want to um uh state your name for the record, please.

And then make sure your mic is on if it's is it on say it one more time.

Raquel Harrington, press secretary, construction and demolition department.

Thank you so much.

Um thank you for joining us.

Just wanted to double check for 6.2 and 6.3 that maybe I'm missing it.

Um, I do see the date on 6.3, and then for 6.2.

I'm just looking for the knock date on those.

Um second.

For 6.2.

Okay, I see that for March 5th.

Okay.

Um, I don't have further questions.

Member orders, any questions on 6.2 and 6.3.

I do not.

Okay.

Is there a motion to approve a center formal?

Motion.

Motion made uh to send 6.2, the 6.3 to formal word recommendation to approve.

See no objections that action shall be taken.

Thank you.

All right, that'll move us on to 6.4.

Um this is a contract number 600799.

100 city 100% city funding to provide ADA compliant door system installation.

The contractor is Gandalf located at 1810 Myers Road in Detroit.

Uh contract will be for one year.

Total contract amounts 54,560.

This is for the health department.

Um and I believe we have folks from the health department still here.

Good afternoon.

Good afternoon to the chair.

If you want to thank you for joining us.

Um just want to state your name for the record, please.

Yes, sir.

Good afternoon.

Christina Floyd, Deputy Director of Public Health for the Detroit Health Department.

Thank you for being here.

And Ms.

Floyd, I think you are also we have 6.14 and 6.25.

Is that correct as well?

Yes, sir.

Okay.

Is there a motion to take up 6.14 and 6.25 together as well?

There's been a motion to take up 6.14 and 6.25.

I will read those into the record as well.

Um 6.14.

This contract number um 600 6483-a1, 100% city funding.

Amendment one to provide an increase of funds for supplemental on-demand ride sharing and ride hailing service program eligible for Detroit residents.

The contractor is uh Uber Health LLC, um, located in San Francisco contract period.

Uh current um contract period would be October 8th, 2024 through September 30th, 2027.

Contract amount increase, uh increase amount is 135,000, bringing the total contract amount to 785,000.

That is for health, and then 6.25.

Yes.

Um a resolution related to the Detroit.

Do I have this right?

Let me see.

Let me see.

Just to double check.

Uh 6.25, correct?

Or six.

26.

Okay, sorry about that.

6.26.

This is a report submitted for all donations to benefit the Detroit Black HIV AIDS Awareness Day Summit.

Um a motion to consider 6.26 has been made.

And is that it?

Did I miss anything else?

I think that's it.

I think that's it.

Thank you.

Thank you for bearing with me there.

Thank you, Member Water.

So 6.4, 6.14, and 6.26.

And Miss Floyd, if you can just give an overview of those, um, and then we could get into it.

Thank you.

Uh through the chair for 6.4.

Uh, with regards to the ADA compliant door system, we are uh doing uh what we have done is uh the ADA assessment of the building to ensure compliance, and so we have been able to uh acquire funding uh to be able to support this endeavor.

Uh one a part of making sure that uh we are um really in compliance with um all city ordinances, but two also for our accreditation process.

We have to make sure that our um it's our main state headquarter building is compliant.

So this is for the front doors for the 100 Mac area uh to be able to have those compliant doors for our residents.

6.9 is for our McKesson uh medical supplies.

We use McKessen for um medications as well as all of our clinical services uh supplies through the health department and so that various things regarding reproductive health, uh immunizations, uh, and so we um provide that for not just at our location, but also uh if we have neighborhood wellness centers that also need clinical supplies as well in any of our satellite clinics, and so this is a two-year contract that we are using them.

Uh and we like I said have used them in the past, and they've been able to provide uh sustainable uh medical equipment uh for the department uh whenever we need it, especially in emergency services.

Six point six point one four uh with regards to uh the ride sharing uh that is for our uh Uber Health.

It allows us uh with this increase in funding, will allow us to get to the end of the fiscal year FY26 uh as we are looking at other modes of being able to support with uh the uh rides um with our ex kids as well as other programs that are now in place.

Uh and we also know that Medicare does allow for uh transportation mode, so that is what we are looking to utilize uh moving forward.

And last but not least, 6.26 uh with regards to donations for our uh Black HIV AIDS awareness day summit.

Uh that is to allow us to be able to um accept donations uh that benefited the uh event.

Uh this was uh last month we normally have it in February, but this is uh an annual event that we have done for the past three years.

Thank you so much.

And I know you mentioned um six point nine.

So is there a motion to consider six point nine as well?

Motion the motion to consider six point nine.

I'll read that into the record just so I'm covering all of the basis here.

One second.

So six point nine was contract number six zero zero seven eight zero nine, one hundred percent grant funded to provide medical supplies, health care solutions, distribution, and resources, piggyback off of sort source well agreement, um contractors McKesson Medical Surgical Government Solutions, uh located in Farmaton Um Connecticut contract periods for two years, contract amount is one million two hundred thousand for health.

All right, read that in.

All right, um, I just had a question on the for um Uber the contract for Uber.

Um I know you mentioned through the end of 26, but the is it end of 26 or end of 27?

Because we have 27 here for the Uber Rise year?

Yes.

So this particular contract is for uh an increase of uh 785,000.

Well, it says through uh September 20, September 30th, 2027, that's uh grant year, fiscal year for uh the general funds is uh six thirty twenty twenty-seven.

So what we're just doing is extending it just a little bit beyond so that we can make sure that we have enough for both the end of the general funds and then as well as the grant year period.

So it covers both.

I got you.

Okay.

Um any other questions?

All right, no, seeing no further questions.

I mean, is there a motion to approve as in to formal with the recommendation to approve on six point four, six point nine, six point fourteen, and six point twenty-six?

Motion there's been a motion made.

Seeing no objections, that action shall be taken.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

So we work uh make our way through that'll take us to six point five.

This is a uh resolution authorizing contract number six zero zero five three seven five-a-three, one hundred percent major street funding, amendment two to provide the extension of time only to accommodate the addition of work along what we're adjacent to Grand Circus Park.

Contractor is major contracting group, uh located in Detroit.

Previous contract period is July 13, 2023 through June 30th, 2026.

Amended contract period would be July June 13, 2023 through September 30th, 2026.

Uh, there is no contract increase amount, total contract amount of six million three hundred and forty-eight thousand three hundred and thirty-five dollars and forty-six cent.

Um, this is for public works.

Um, is there a motion to approve or discuss six point five?

Motion to approve.

There's been a motion to approve six point five and sent to formal with the recommendation to approve, send no objections.

The action shall be taken.

That'll move us on to uh six point six.

Uh this is contract number six zero zero seven seven nine four, one hundred percent city funding to provide nine millimeter Swift and Western hand-dungs.

Um contractors Vance Outdoors Incorporated, located in Columbus, Ohio.

Contract uh period is for two years.

Total contract amount is 75,400.

Um, this is for DPD.

Uh is there a motion to discuss?

There's more than a motion to discuss, and who do we have folks here for DPD still?

Through the chair, we have Commander Stacey Alvarado as well as Captain Jason Adams.

All right, thank you.

Good afternoon.

If you can just state your name for the record, please.

Good morning.

Commander Stacy Alvarado.

Morning, Captain Jason Adams.

Thank you.

Thank you for being here.

Uh just a couple of questions on this contract.

Um, is this for purchase of um the nine millimeters to as a replacement to replenish or what's the need around this contract?

So it's it's to purchase additional firearms.

Um to an increase of the staffing over time, as well as um when a swerve member receives a service retirement, they become eligible under their contract to request their service weapon be given to them.

Um so that takes some of our weapons out of rotation.

Okay, and so that requirements through um I should just want to make sure that's through the collective bargaining agreement.

Correct.

Okay.

Um and so there's no reimbursement or anything to the city for the purchase of a new one.

Correct?

Correct.

Okay, all right.

Um, and so the need, so 200.

Um, are there any other contracts that are coming before us for because I know we had the special uh unit, I believe those were the rifles um before special response.

Thank you for that.

And then um this is for the handguns.

Do we are there any others coming before us soon or I'm just trying to get an overview of the needs of the firearms for the department?

No, we don't expect any more to come before this body.

Okay, anytime soon.

Got it.

And then I'm looking at the uh contracts here because I know it always comes up uh at the table around the location of the contractor, but is it is it correct that there was no bid for uh Detroit or Michigan based company?

There are no FFLs in the city of Detroit.

Um, and as far as the state of Michigan, um Smith and Wessons has contracted vendors that they use, so they have to be a vendor that is selected by Smith and Wesson.

And I believe Vance is the closest one.

Okay, okay.

Any other questions?

No.

Mr.

Motion on 6.6.

Motion to approve, send a former with recommendation to approve.

There's been a motion to send 6.6 to formal with a recommendation to approve.

See no objections that action shall be taken.

Thank you.

And are you all here for any other line items?

Okay, one second.

All right.

Um okay.

You said 616.

15.

15, okay.

Six what's line item six fifteen.

Is there a motion to take up line item six fifteen?

Motion session.

There's been a motion uh motion to take up um six sixteen.

Let me just get my bearings here.

All right.

This is 616 is a uh contract number 6002 seven one nine-a four fifteen.

Okay, thank you.

Bear with me, y'all.

Thank you.

All right, uh, this is 615.

Contract number 6004341-A2.

100% city funding amendment to to exercise renewal years for the power plus investigation service package.

Contractor leads online LLC located on Plano, Texas.

Previous contract period is June 15, 2024 through June 14, 2026.

Amitted contract periods June 15, 2024 through June 14, 2029.

Contract increase amount is 613,930 dollars.

Total contract amount is 1,134, 134,734 dollars.

This is for police.

Um there has already been a motion to discuss uh 615.

And with that, I will turn it over to our folks from DPD to just give an overview of this.

We have new people at the table.

Yep, just introduce yourself.

Yep.

Robert Mullen, director of public safety IT.

Um Captain Marcus Thurkill of the Detroit Police Homicide Division.

Mayor Stacy Amar.

Thank you so much.

And yeah, if if I'll turn the floor over to you all, just give an overview of this service and yeah, the need for that increase.

I'll give a brief overview and turn it over to DPD.

Well, so I'll tell you, we call it I believe DPD probably refers to the software as Leeds Online.

These online is the software that currently is used by DPD to research stolen articles that happen in the city that happened across Leeds Online has a nationwide database that pawn shops, resellers, and other reasons and other resellers provide upload their information into.

So what you use it for is they upload the information as a requirement.

Thanks, the city requirement that says you have to not use Leeds Online but report the items that you get back to theirs.

So pawn shops love this software because it allows them to electronically upload the software, upload the items that they're receiving from the different vendors and stuff like that.

So that's what the main version of the software is used for.

And some of the questions I believe were asked is about how it's restored.

The data is not owned by the city of Detroit or DPD.

All data is blown owned by the vendors itself.

These online is responsible for the electronic transmission and storage of that data.

What DPD uses for is to do electronic searches of that data for different stolen articles, and it's not just in the city of Detroit, it's across the United States.

And we did look at other vendors, do it, help DPD to look at under vendors who could provide that software.

And right now, there's not really anyone in that space that has the breadth and the database of all of them because it's used across the country.

So that's what we know this, and that's why we're asking you to renew this.

That's why it's being asked to renew this software for just one additional year.

And then as and as in renewal goes place, we'll relook and see what's going on in the industry at that time.

Thank you.

Anything else to add there?

Uh no, this tool is a valuable tool for our agency.

It's used throughout our agency.

Uh major crimes, our organized crime division, uh is used to track stolen items.

Uh this platform allows the Detroit Police Department to look for items that were ponded anywhere nationally.

If we have an item that's stolen from a victim within the city of Detroit, we have uh key fields that we can look for to help identify serial numbers or anything of that nature, and it's a very valuable tool to our agency and our investigators.

Thank you for that.

Um questions?

Just a few um, as you mentioned, on um on the database.

What what information is captured?

Is it on that goes in there that you all can see or just overall what data is captured there?

I mean, I can't go in specifically.

I believe what's captured is the item itself, the serial number of the item, who actually actually put the item up for pond, and those are the things that's captured right now.

I can get it more detailed then, but I know for sure those are the items that are in there when it does the search.

Do you uh also it gives us a location where the item was pinned or was purchased, so we're able to look at the history of the item that was pinned uh as well as each individual who goes to a pawn shop um should be providing their license and as well as a fingerprint identification.

So it allows us to assist in burglary patterns as well as uh violent crime investigations.

Thank you.

And uh I know this was on pawn shops.

Um we've we've heard some accounts of um you know homes being broken into and you and you know, uh like hot water tanks and and hardware uh being stolen but also popping up in uh some businesses.

Does this cover this at all, or has there been thought about how do we capture those type of items that may be resold at certain entities that may come from a home that was burglarized or such?

Uh yes, it is a very a very valuable tool um for burglars because we're able to, if we have a serial number, we can input that serial number into leads online and it can tell us if a person did pond that individual item, or it also allows us to look at uh scrap metal yards as well for additional uh items that may be scrapped.

Okay.

Um that's helpful for pond.

Is it just pawn shops and scrap motor yards or are there any other businesses that are in this?

It also will assist us with kiosks.

So if you have a Walmart, if you go to a kiosk and you want to purchase a cell phone or some other um kiosk machines across the nation that also uh requires an individual to input their identification before they make a purchase.

And I believe through the chair and also helps with some internet sales as well.

And it's one correction I wanted to make.

The amendment is actually for three years.

I was uh incorrect when I said for one year.

I apologize for that.

No problem.

Okay, thank you.

Um I uh probably will follow up on the hardware side and uh home such, because we we've been hearing from that in particular neighborhoods in district seven.

Um, so just want to see if there's any way that we could find some type of inventory type of software or something that may help with those type of businesses as well.

But I know that's not before us, but I would just want to bring that up as a potential conversation.

Um seeing nothing else.

Is there a motion on 6.15?

Uh motion um to send a former with a recommendation to approve.

Do you guys need it to new business, Mr.

Chairman?

Um, Mr.

Washington or anyone, is this okay just to formal or do you need a new business?

Through the chair, um, we defer to the body.

I think regular business may be fine if the team doesn't have any objections.

Okay.

Well, there's been a motion to send six point fifteen to formal with the recommendation to approve.

Yes.

If it was okay with the bike, we'll actually put it on for new business.

Do you want all right?

Um motion to send the new business.

There's been a motion to send six point fifteen to new business with a recommendation to approve.

I see no objections to action shall be taken.

Okay, thank you.

Thank you, don't worry through promise.

So that'll take us to 6.7.

Um, this is contract number 600 5793-86, 100% ARPA funding.

Amendment six to provide an extension of time and increase of funds for the basement backup protection program phase two.

Contractor is more brothers plumbing than he didn't LLC, located in Detroit on Schaefer Highway.

Previous contract period is November 21, 2023 through July 30, 2026.

Amendment contract period, amended contract period is November 21, 2023 through August 31, 2026.

Contract increase amount is 209,000 forty-seven dollars and seventy-seven cent.

Total contract amount is 1,6847.

This is for DWSD.

Um, and is there a motion to discuss 6.7?

Motion to dispens.

There's been a motion to discuss 6.7 and for folks from DWST if you want to come forward.

Good afternoon, Mr.

Chair.

So Nali Patel, Detroit Water and Sewage Department Public Affairs Director.

Thank you.

Good afternoon.

Um just if you could uh just give an update on how the basement backup protection program is going and the need for this um amendment.

Yes, absolutely.

Through the chair, happy to provide uh a high-level overview.

Um the program launched in 2021, and most of the funding we have received has been ARPA funding to service nearly a thousand homes through the basement backup protection program, which includes cleaning and televising the private sewer line that services those houses, and if needed, making repairs to the private sewer line as well as installing backwater valves to help harden those basements and reduce flooding.

Um this contract extension, the amendment specifically is to use up the remaining ARPA funds that have been left on previous um ARPA contracts for basement backup protection programs.

So we're able to basically scrap together the nearly 210,000 dollars remaining and extend the Moore Brothers contract so we can service about 15 additional homes with these funds.

All right, thank you.

And with this um with this program, knowing that it's ARPRA funded, has is there any opportunity?

Um what is needed to get more funds?

Do we are we prohibited by the lending of credit?

Like if we wanted to use other funds to pay for this.

Yes, it we've mainly been relying on federal and state grants um due to the inability to use rate payer dollars on the private repairs because all of this work is making repairs to the private homeowners plumbing.

Um so the ARPA funds, we've received some FEMA funding.

Um there's another allocation of FEMA funding.

We are anticipating to put out for bid this summer to assist about an additional 75 houses.

Um any additional funding we can get for this work to complete the first 11 neighborhoods that we started with.

Um we will get on the road and spend as soon as possible to service those residents.

Thank you.

Member Ward is anything.

Uh nope.

All right.

Is there a motion um to approve six point seven?

Motion to approve six point seven sent to a formal recommendation to approve.

There's been a motion, there's been a motion to approve six point seven cent to formal with a recommendation to approve.

Uh seeing no objections, that action shall be taken.

Thank you so much.

Yes.

May we request that item go to new business as well?

All right.

Motion to send the new business.

There's been a motion to send the 6.7 to new business.

See no objections, that action shall be taken.

Thank you.

Um, that will move us on to 6.8.

Um, this is authorizing contract number 6006240-A2, 100% ARPA slash city funded amendment to to provide an extension of time only to furnish and install an exhaust contamination removal system at the Droit Fire Department ladder 30 and engines 55, 57, and 60.

Contractor is Rossman Enterprises located in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Previous contract period is June 4, 2024 through June 30th, 2026.

Amended contract period will take this to June 30th, 2027.

Um tract accrue increase amount is zero dollars.

Total contract amount is 150,593 and nine cents.

Um this is for fire.

Is there a motion to approve or discuss on 6.8?

Motion to approve.

There's been a motion to approve 6.8 and center formal with a recommendation to approve.

Seeing no objections, the action shall be taken.

Thank you.

That'll move us on to 6.10.

Yes, thank you.

6.10.

This is uh authorized in contract number 6007 eight one three, a revenue agreement to provide the removal and sale of scrap metals from PLD infrastructure.

The contract is goodwill green works located in Detroit.

Uh this will be for a term of three years.

Total revenue is $92,000 in this republic lighting.

But I don't uh Mr.

Washington, do we have folks for public lighting or do we need to bring this back?

We can bring this back in one week.

Uh is there a motion to bring back 6.10 in one week?

Oh, sure.

There's been a motion to bring back 6.10 in one week.

Seeing no objections, the action shall be taken.

Through the chair.

Yes.

Mr.

Washington.

Absolutely.

Um, those are items 6.11, 6.12, 6.16 through 6.18, and 6.23.

And I can read those again if you need me to.

Uh let me I'm gonna read them back to you just so I make sure I have it.

Um so this is 6.11, 6.12, 6.16 through 6.18, and also 6.23.

That's correct.

All right, is there a motion to consider those together?

Motion.

All right.

There's been a motion made, um, and I will read those into the record.

6.11 is contract number 6007 eight two six, one hundred percent major street funding to provide Bitmonious surface removal and related construction services.

The contractor is Georgie Concrete, um, and uh major contract and group joint venture located in Detroit.

Uh contract is through December 31, 2028.

Total contract amount is six million nine hundred and thirteen dollars thousand, twenty-eight dollars and eighty-seven cent.

This is for public works.

Also, six point twelve is contract number six zero zero seven eight eight one, one hundred percent grant funding to provide evaluation services for the safe streets program.

Contractor is TY Land International Great Lakes Incorporated, located in Detroit.

Contract is through November 30th, 2029.

Total contract amount is 1 million 724,415 dollars.

This is also for public works.

6.16 is uh contract number six zero zero two seven one nine-a four, one hundred percent major street funding amendment for to provide an extension of time and increase of funds for the right-of-way management software system contract.

Contractor is Adam AI Solutions located in Delaware.

Previous contract periods for June 30th, 2020 through June 29, 2026.

Amended contract period would take it to July 30th, 2028.

Contract increase amount is 403,752 38 cents.

Total contract amount is 2,26,352 and 38 cents.

6.7.

This is also for public work, 6.17.

Contract number 600711, 100% grant funded to provide software maintenance and support for the remote traffic maintenance system.

Contractor is MEO Vision Technologies Incorporated, located in Ontario.

This is for public works as well.

And 6.18 contract number 600 7892.

100% state, county, and city funding for to provide East Grand Boulevard and Ham Tremor Drive Reconstruction Project.

This is for a two-year contract.

Total contract amount is 9,734.

774 and 67 cents for public works.

And then 6.23 is resolution to submit a grant application to the Michigan Infrastructure Office for the fiscal year 2026 Technical Assistance Center Support Services Grant.

And this is also for public works.

Discussion?

Discussion.

Good afternoon, Director, no worries.

If you I think these are a lot of these were self-explanatory, but just had a question on I'm looking at the 6.16 for the right-of-way management system.

If you could just go into the need for the amendment on this contract.

Sure, Mr.

Chair.

Currently, DPW has my ovision technology on all most of our traffic signals throughout the city that allows for us to capture data and to remotely view what's occurring at Signalized Intersections from our traffic management center that's housed within the uh DPD uh public safety headquarters.

Uh this particular contract that we're looking to uh to add additional money to uh is the mild vision contract that would provide the necessary uh support uh as well as management or maintenance of the software that we're currently utilizing uh for our traffic signals.

Thank you.

And so with this, is it does this technology allow for license plate readers?

Uh Mr.

Chair, no, it doesn't.

Uh it just provides for the data that we utilize in DBW uh to assess traffic conditions that are occurring in intersections.

Again, we're able to monitor through this mile vision technology remotely what's occurring in the city at the signalized intersections.

So it gives us the ability to make real-time adjustments if we see congestion issues uh with traffic as well as capturing data in terms of the amount of vehicles going through the intersection, amount of pedestrians that are crossing intersections, and we utilize this data in the event that we need to make changes to signal timing or other things to make the signal more efficient.

Thank you, Director.

So just it allows you all to see the numbers and such, but no you can't see like uh this doesn't capture like personal identifying information or anything like that.

It doesn't capture any license plate, it doesn't have any license plate reader capability.

Okay.

All right.

Um any other questions, Mr.

Waters?

Um no thanks.

Okay.

Is there a motion on these items and I'll restate this is 6.11, 6.12, 6.16 through 6.18, and 6.23.

Motion to approve, send to a formal recommendation to approve.

There's been a motion to send these to formal with a recommendation to approve.

See no objections that action shall be taken.

Mr.

Chair.

Yes.

May I request that item 6.11 be considered for new business?

Motion to send 6.11 to new business.

There's been a motion to send 6.11 to new business.

Seeing no objections that action shall be taken.

Thank you.

Thank you, Director.

All right.

That well, Mr.

Washington, just want to check if you have any other folks with us today online items.

If you can give me one moment, yes, through the chair, we do have Ms.

Valentia Lyle for item 6.22.

And I believe we also have Tyler Searcy for item 6.25.

Okay.

Let's take is there a motion to take up 6.22?

Motion.

All right, 6.22 is from the Office of Chief Financial Officer and Office of Development and Grants.

Uh this is a resolution authorizing to submit a grant application to the U.S.

Department of Justice for the fiscal year 2025.

Uh Brian, I might be saying that wrong.

Justice Assistant Comprehensive RPO Stimulant and Substance Use Site-Based Program grants, and this is for um there is no the amount being saw is 1,594,930.

There is no required cash match.

Um and with that, is there a motion to discuss?

Motion.

And through the chair.

Yes.

Um item 6.24 is also for Miss Lyle if that can be taken up as well.

Can we is there a motion to take up 6.24 as well?

Motion to take up 6.24 has been made, which is a request to accept the donation of NKI technical assistance for the center, the center of policing equity.

Um valued at 150,000, no cash match requirement.

Is there a motion to discuss?

Motion.

Good afternoon.

If you just state your name for the record, please.

Okay.

Thank you.

Good afternoon.

Um my name is Valencia Lyle.

I am the director of Behavioral Health Initiatives and the um I will be transferring to the new Department of Human Homeless and Family Services.

Thank you.

Uh thank you for joining us.

And if you could just give a quick overview of both of these both the in-kind and the um application.

Sure, yes.

Um so for um the uh the COSAP grant application, um, there has been a lot of uh discussion, increasing discussion about further integrating the fire department EMS into the mental health core response program.

Um EMS personnel are already collaborating with this program.

They participate in trainings, but um we want to uh provide a more collaborative um cross-discipline coordinated comprehensive person-centered response to uh people experiencing any behavioral health crises in the city.

So uh we applied for funding to uh fund uh two uh specialized personnel within EMS as well as to um peer recovery coaches uh for particularly because this is a more overdose focused grant.

We wanted to start it with a pilot focusing on uh the paramedics doing a more um overdose response um but also comprehensive uh behavioral health, but we want uh them to um co-respond, provide uh transportation to alternative destinations, um, and then also continue increasing the this uh training we're providing to public service.

Um so uh yeah, we can provide a really nice comprehensive response to people experiencing these crises in the city.

Okay, um and then for the uh center for policing equity.

Um so we are very excited about um expanding a lot of the behavioral health programming that we have in the city.

Um for example, our opiate crisis response program started in 2024.

We offer eight programs through that pro through that initiative.

Um we're also expanding the initiatives we're offering through the mental health co-response program.

Um, and also, you know, uh want to increase uh awareness about those initiatives as we're at as well as like homelessness services.

So Center for Policing Equity offered in kind support to uh provide a comprehensive review of our digital platforms.

Um they also want to assess the public accessibility, the effectiveness and in the gaps in communication.

Um, and then they're going to provide recommendations to us for increasing awareness um and just engaging the public a bit more in our uh behavioral health and homeless homelessness services.

Um so people are just are more aware um and feel a bit more engaged in those services.

All right, great.

Well, thank you for that.

Any questions?

Yeah, all right.

Is there uh a motion to approve?

Um let me make sure I have the fine items.

One second um six point one second, I lost my place.

6.22 and 6.24.

Motion.

There's been a motion to uh approve 6.22 and 6.24 sent to formal with a recommendation to approve.

Seeing no objections, the action shall be taken.

Thank you.

Mr.

Washington, did you have one more?

Yes, through the chair item 6.25.

Their motion to consider 6.25.

Uh there's been a motion to consider 6.25, which is uh resolution authorizing the Detroit Public Safety Foundation.

Uh request to accept the occupied the summer cash donation.

Um this is for $50,000 for the Occupy Summer Initiative.

Um is there a motion to approve or discuss?

Motion to approve.

There's been a motion to approve 6.25.

Uh center formal with a recommendation to approve.

See no objections that actually shall be taken.

Through the chair.

Mr.

Washington.

For items 6.22 through 6.25.

Can we request these go to new business?

These are all for grant uh applications or acceptances.

So just to be clear, 6.22, 6.24, and 6.25.

23.

Did we yes?

Okay, got you.

6.22 through 6.25.

Yes.

Okay.

Is there a motion to send 6.22 to through 6.25 to new business?

Motion.

It's been a motion made, seeing no objections, the action shall be taken.

All right.

Thank you.

Now let's go through the cleanup.

All right.

Madam Clerk, I might ask you which line item did we leave off on.

6.13.

6.13.

Thank you so much.

Appreciate it.

Um we did not take action on 6.13.

Is there a motion to uh bring back 6.13 in one week?

Motion.

Motion read back 6.13 in one week.

See no objections to action shall be taken.

That'll move us on to uh 6.

6.20.20.

Okay.

Okay.

6.20.

Um this has been uh placeholder regarding contaminated third follow up.

Um let's see.

Uh the is there a motion to discuss?

Discussion.

Motion to discuss has been made.

Uh attorney Anderson.

Through the chair, this memo has been submitted.

All right.

Receive and file.

Is there a motion to receive and file six point twenty?

Motion.

There's been a motion to receive and file six point twenty.

Seeing no objections that action shall be taken.

6.21 is uh dangerous building findings and orders for May 8th, 2026.

Motion to receive and file.

There's been a motion to receive and file 6.21.

Seeing no objections that action shall be taken.

That'll move us on to 6.27 from the legislative policy division.

Um a resolution requesting recognizing post-traumatic prison disorder.

This is from my office.

Uh is there a motion to discuss?

Motion.

So do we just need to receive and file this or the actual resolution?

I think if it's already been passed by the formal, I think you just take it off the agenda.

Okay.

Yeah, I it has been passed.

I postponed it so folks can come down tomorrow, but oh well, yeah, yeah.

I would uh approve if you assuming you want them to pass it, I just didn't the ordinary course approved uh this item for to formal.

Okay, all right.

Is there a motion to approve 6.27?

Um new business.

Motion.

It's been a motion to send to 6.27 to new business.

Seeing no objections, the action shall be taken.

Thank you.

Uh 6.28 is a report on the Detroit land bank activities regarding community development conflicts with this primary mission under the Michigan Land Bank Fast Track Authority Act.

Uh is this there motion to is this for you, member waters?

Well, yeah, it's discussion.

Okay, discussion.

I mean, you know, I'm I'm reading this part.

It says the legislative policy division has been requested.

Oh, the memo says something different than this.

Yeah, yeah, I made the request, but if you look at what the actual memo said a little bit earlier, it said something a little bit different.

It says that LPD requests um it says the legislative policy division has to provide a report.

Maybe it didn't say anything different.

I read that wrong.

Okay, fine.

Um motion to receive and file.

It's been a motion to receive and file six point twenty-eight.

See no objections that action shall be taken.

Um si point twenty-nine or resolution requesting MDOT to complete a road diet of the South Force Street from Schaefer Highway to Alder Drive.

Is there a motion to receive and file?

Motion.

It's been a motion to receive and file six point twenty-nine.

See no objections that action shall be taken.

6.30 resolution in support of let there be light gateway.

Um is there a motion to receive and file six point thirty?

Motion.

Motion to receive and file six point thirty has been made.

Seeing no objections, the action shall be taken.

Uh 6.31 or resolution recognizing April 25th.

Uh LPD LPD.

Thank you, Mr.

Chair.

Uh uh the chair's staff confirms that they want 6.29.

I think it's 6.29.

6.29 uh forwarded rather than receiving file, it's a resolution, and they would like it if it meets with the committee's approval to be forwarded to uh formal with it for approval.

Thank you for that.

That's my mistake.

So just to make sure I'm doing it right, do we have to reconsider?

All right, is there a motion to reconsider 6.29?

Motion.

It's been a motion to reconsider 6.29.

Um action has been taken.

Is there a motion to send to formal with a recommendation to approve?

Motion.

It's been a motion to send six point twenty-nine to formal with a recommendation to approve.

See no objections that action shall be taken.

Okay.

Um actually, so this will be the same for 6.30.

Okay.

So do we need to reconsider 6.30 as well.

Assuming that that's what the proponent wants you to do, yes.

Thank you.

Sometimes it is received and filed if it's per sometimes not ready.

Is there a motion to reconsider 6.30?

Motion.

The motion has been made.

So would I make for 6.30 through 6.

32?

Um is there a motion to approve?

Motion to approve, send a formal with recommendation to approve.

There's been a motion to send 6.30 through 6.32 to formal with a recommendation to approve.

All right.

Um 6.33.

This is from my office.

Amend a memo relative to the flock safety update and reports on automatic license plate reader.

We've been asked to bring this back in two weeks.

Motion.

It's been a motion to bring back in two weeks.

See no objections that action shall be taken.

Um 6.34 is from uh council president Tate.

Uh memo relative to the connect to contaminated dirt follow-up questions.

Is there a motion to receive and file?

Motion.

See no objections that actually shall be taken.

6.35 is from Member Waters.

Submit a memo relative to questions on roam for arrests and lawsuits from Shot Spotter.

Is there a motion?

Um to receive and file because that we have the report.

Um and just let me double check.

Mr.

Washington, do we have this uploaded or do we need to bring it back?

Through the chair, I believe this is still in progress.

So if you want to bring 6.35 back in one week, that should be fine.

At that time it'll be uploaded.

Yes, for it to be shared with you.

Are we talking about 6.35?

Yes.

That's the LPD thing, I think.

That's a report that we were asked to do, and we'd like it right back in three weeks.

Oh, that is an LPD report.

Sorry.

Yeah, this is the same thing.

It was getting to it's a long agenda today.

Yes, it is.

So bring these back in three weeks.

That's what we've asked for, yes.

To the chair.

A long time.

We better voted on shot spotter by then.

Well, now that if you guys have the information.

Okay.

Uh there's been a motion made to bring back in three weeks, Mr.

Washington.

We'll work with LPD to get those responses back to you as soon as possible.

All right.

So a motion has been made to bring back it three weeks.

Uh C L P D I mean that in in the ordinary course from a lot of experience when you have anything this extensive and this controversial, and it requires contribution between the legislative and the executive.

We usually end up asking for three weeks.

It's a normal request, and it's because it's a practical matter.

As you know, the charter says we can't interfere with what they're doing.

So if we're trying to expedite it, they're gonna say we're interfering with it and just tell us to get lost.

Gotcha.

That's maybe a little bit crude and short, but that's kind of the the reason.

I can handle it.

Creeping short, I can handle it.

So there's a motion of the four to bring back in two in three weeks.

Um, which will still keep us within the time period of uh moving this along.

So uh there's been a motion made.

See no objections, the action shall be taken.

Um we have a request to send six point thirty-one to new business.

If you motion it's been a motion to send six point thirty-one to new business.

My apologies, madam clerk.

I'm trying to keep it all.

All right.

This is a very long agenda.

Okay.

Let's go to all right.

Um member Whitfield Callaway, a memo relative to the request for a report concerning vandalized fire hydrants.

We've been asked to bring this back in one month.

Is there a motion?

Motion to bring back 6.36 in one month.

See no objections that action shall be taken.

Now I know we did also put the virtual public comment at the end of the agenda.

Um, as I mentioned, the software is not back online, it has not been fixed.

Uh so we're not able to do that.

So just want to make sure, madam parliamentary, is there any motion that needs to be made there?

Um you you technically you should close out public comment.

All right.

With that, we'll close out public comment.

And if I may, sir.

Yes.

Um, you might add that um if they're able to listen or go back and look at the recording, they can always make their statement to the clerk's office.

Absolutely.

Thank you for that.

So yes, um, thank you, Madam Parliamentary.

If you are listening, or if you view this recording, um, please do and you have uh comments that you want to send over to the clerk's office, please do so.

Um that would be to make sure we get into the uh record as well.

Um and as always, if you have any comments or concerns on anything that we talked about, um you could reach out to our offices also.

Um folks can any of the items that we moved out today.

Uh you do have opportunities tomorrow morning during formal session to give public comment as well.

Uh and uh apologies for the technical difficulties that we had.

All right.

So a motion to suspend member reports.

I thank you all for bearing with us.

Uh we got through it.

And uh with that, seeing no further business before this committee, is there a motion to adjourn?

Motion.

There's been a motion to adjourn.

This committee stands to adjourn.

Thank you.