Choose funding approach for police reform task force recommendations
In Plain English
A community task force studied police reform options and made recommendations to the city. Staff presented different ways to pay for implementing these changes. The council needs to pick one funding option so staff can include it in next year's budget.
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Votes
Extend the meeting to 11:30 p.m.
6 to 1
Extend the meeting until the end of discussion for item H-1 and discuss scheduling a special meeting if necessary
6 to 1
Support staff's recommendation for Option A
Adopt Option F
2 to 3
Adopt Option E
4 to 2
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