Public Safety & Quality of Life
Council Chambers, Room 300
Agenda — 12 items
- 1 PRESENTATIONS
- 1 ROLL CALL
- 2 OneOhio Grant Awards
- 3 Dr. Grant Mussman, Health Commissioner-Cincinnati Health Department
- 4 Meagan Guthrie, Hamilton County
- 5 Abigail Fritch, Hamilton County
- 6 AGENDA
- 1. ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, on 6/4/2025, MODIFYING Chapter 307, "Classified Compensation Schedules," of the Cincinnati Municipal Code by AMENDING Section 819 to move the classification of and new salary schedule plan for Alternative Response Community Service Officer from Division 0 to Division D1.
- 2. ORDINANCE submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, on 5/29/2025, MODIFYING the Cincinnati Municipal Code (“CMC”) by REPEALING Chapter 407, “Public Vehicles,” and Chapter 408, “Drivers’ Licenses for Public Vehicles,” in their entirety to reflect the changing nature of the transportation industry and the sharp decline in the number of traditional public vehicles operating within Cincinnati; MODIFYING Chapter 1419, “Additional Development Regulations,” of the CMC by AMENDING Section 1419-40, “Public Vehicle Operations and Service,” to account for the repeal of Chapters 407 and 408 of the CMC; and AMENDING Section 6, “Administrative Services,” of Article II, “City Manager,” of the Administrative Code of the City of Cincinnati to account for the repeal of Chapters 407 and 408 of the CMC.
- 3. ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY) submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, on 6/4/2025, MODIFYING Article II, “City Manager,” of the Administrative Code of the City of Cincinnati by ORDAINING new Section 24, “Office of Opportunity,” to establish the new Office of Opportunity, and REPEALING existing Section 24, “Office of Human Relations.”
- 4. PRESENTATION, submitted by Councilmember Johnson from Meagan Guthrie, Director Office of Addiction Response, Hamilton County and Abigail Fritsch, Grants Administrator, Hamilton County regarding OneOhio Grant Awards.
- 12 ADJOURNMENT
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