Youth & Human Services
Council Chambers, Room 300
Agenda — 19 items
- 1 ROLL CALL
- 2 PRESENTATIONS
- 3 The meeting began at 12:00 P.M. and ended at 12:53 P.M. Monica Windholtz was in attendance from Law & Gerald Fortson was in attendance from Community & Economic Development. Items #1 & #2 were filed & Items #3 & #4 were sent to City Council for passage.
- 4 SPEAKERS
- 6 CINCINNATI HEALTH DEPARTMENT
- 7 Dr. Grant Mussman, Health Commissioner
- 9 PRO SENIORS
- 10 Eric Carpenter, Program Director, Long-Term Care Ombudsman
- 12 SERVING OLDER ADULTS THROUGH CHANGING TIMES (SO-ACT)
- 13 Sandra Jones Mitchell, Founder & Executive Director
- 15 AGENDA
- 17 COMMUNICATIONS
- 1. COMMUNICATION, in regards to Pro Seniors, advocating for the dignity, rights independence & quality of life of older adults in Ohio since 1975.
- 2. COMMUNICATION, regarding senior rights in long-term care Ombudsman Pro. Seniors, Inc. can help
- 22 MOTION
- 3. MOTION, submitted by Vice Mayor Kearney, WE MOVE that the $250,000 in Capital Account No. 758X164X251630 (previously in the “Support for Local Businesses” bucket from the carryover) is reallocated to the Grow Avondale Businesses initiative, a public-private partnership. (BALANCE ON FILE IN THE CLERK’S OFFICE) (STATEMENT ATTACHED)
- 26 ORDINANCE
- 4. ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY), submitted by Vice Mayor Kearney, from Emily Smart Woerner, City Solicitor, DECLARING that Gholson Avenue at Reading Road in the Avondale neighborhood shall hereby receive the honorary, secondary name of “Patricia Milton Way” in honor of Patricia Milton and in recognition of her countless hours of diligent volunteer service in the Avondale neighborhood and in the City of Cincinnati including her efforts to secure a HUD Choice Neighborhood grant which provided 29.5 million dollars in investments to the Reading Road corridor in Avondale.
- 29 ADJOURNMENT