City Council - Regular Meeting

Hello, I am Elliot Payne, the chairman of the Minneapolis City Council. There will be an honorable announcement before the meeting begins. The first announcement is related to Transgender Children's Day. It is a resolution that defines September 26, 2026 as the day of transgender children in Minneapolis. The Transgender Children's Day, which is celebrated on September 26 every year, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. This day was created to respect and acknowledge all transgender children and gender-expanded children. Transgender children have always existed. Also, Transforming Families Minnesota, Transforming Families Minnesota, was established in 2012 and is the largest and oldest in Minnesota, boasting a long history of transgender youth and their family support groups, and 10 support group meetings are held every week and night. In 2016, Transforming Families was held for the first time to recognize the unique values and dignity of transgender and gender-based college students. Also, Minnesota's Transforming Families, Minnesota Governor-General Lee Pink, Lee Pink, Governor-General Erin May Quaid, Erin May Quaid, Youth activist Hildy Edwards, Hildy Edwards, former Minneapolis Governor-General Andrea Jenkins, Andrea Jenkins, and many other organizations, Thanks to the cooperation of the representatives and activists, it was designated as a transgender guardian in 2023. And In June 2026, the Miniepolis Commission adopted an order to state that Miniepolis is a safe shelter for sexual intercourse and intersex treatment. However, historical trauma and the current political environment limit positive development and emotional well-being, which can cause transgenders and non-gendered children to feel inferiority, disregard, and lack of representation. Research results show that the use and support of transgender youth And positive perception of suicide rates It consistently shows that it lowers the rate of suicide and promotes the growth of transgender teenagers. Also, in Minnesota, families with transgender teenagers are moving to other states for the safety and adoption of their children. Minnesotans are continuously attacking transgender youth nationwide, and they are aware that they are enforcing laws that prohibit sexual intercourse, sports participation, and representative sex restrictions in several states. Therefore, this anniversary is a day to support and encourage transgender and gender-expanded children, to uphold their equal rights, to promote tolerance, to increase self-esteem, and to contribute to raising happiness. 2. The mayor and the city council officially announced September 26, 2026 as the Transgender Children's Day in Minneapolis.

Hello, I'm Hannah Edwards. I use the noun she, her. I'm the director of Transforming Families. Thank you very much to all of you for your help in writing this declaration. And I wanted to think for a moment about how beautiful this city and the price. As far as I know, today is the only day designated to commemorate the transgender youth. Considering that there are people who have given up everything for safety for the rest of their lives, including those who are here today, I can feel how special today is. I'm already looking forward to next weekend. Everyone here, and everyone who is listening to this broadcast right now, please come to Loring Park and congratulate the transgender teenagers with us. They deserve to be beautiful, loved, and congratulated. Ten years ago, we started as a small family picnic. And as you can see for yourself, we have continued to grow since then. More than 20 organizations are participating in our resource fair. There are performances and invitations, and I am really happy to receive such a honorable award. Thank you. My name is Becca Dryden, and I am working at Transforming Families using the acronym She-Her. I would like to thank all the protestors who made Minneapolis a city where many transgender teenagers can enjoy the joy of being a child and worry about the safety problems that many transgender teenagers face every day in other places. Thank you so much for making a safe and inclusive place for transgender youth. Transgender youth will always be here.

I'll take a picture. 정말 감사합니다 네 좋습니다 여분 사진 있으신가요 준비하겠습니다 네 알겠습니다 준비하겠습니다 감사합니다 감사합니다 다음 분과 이야기할 수 있을까요 네 다음 분이세요 몇번째 분이시죠 네 시간 없어요

모두 안전합니다. 네. 네. 피자 맞죠? 네.

알겠습니다. 아까 말씀드렸듯이 최선을 다해주세요. 네. 네. 네. 감사합니다. 네. 다음으로는 빈탈 위원님과 함께 지역사회보건종사자의 날을 기념하겠습니다. 조금 더 내려주세요. 조금 더 내려주세요. 계속 말씀해주세요. 네. 여기까지 하겠습니다. 감사합니다.

Hello, everyone. Nice to meet you. I am honored to be with you today to commemorate and congratulate the day of the local health worker. I'm really happy. I used to work at the North Point Health and Wellness Center. I was in Piler City at the time, and when I started working as a health worker in the pre-employment community there, I tried to maintain this job as a noble job, especially as a job that women can do. At the time, many women were doing a lot of work in the community, but they were unable to receive compensation for it. So we found women from various regional societies and made them enter the education process, and created a regional social welfare workers' union and network. It's an honor to see such a great event. I think it's been 20 years already. I was going to count it, but I don't remember it well. Thank you so much for being here with us. So I'll tell you this first. Local health care worker chw is healthy. It plays an important role in improving fairness and improving health results, strengthening the connection between the resident medical system and the local community. Local health care workers are often trusted as public health experts who are from the local community where they work. They build meaningful relationships based on a deep understanding of common language, culture, life experience, and local community requirements. Health workers receive preventive treatment from individuals and families, manage chronic diseases, understand complex medical and social service systems, and provide outreach, health education, care, treatment adjustment, and resource guidance services to support appropriate treatment at the right time. And local health care workers contribute to creating a more healthy and resilient local society by connecting housing, food, transportation, employment, education, and other essential needs with resources related to the needs of the residents. Minnesota is the first country to develop a local health care worker education program for high school education institutions all over the country, and to develop and strengthen local health care worker jobs such as establishing standards. I'm really looking forward to the 16-point certification program. Minnesota has recognized the value of local health workers in the medical system and established financial support for local health worker services through Medicaid and Medicaid, and has continuously expanded its path to enter the field through the same business as the local health worker training program. Local social welfare workers provide cultural and individual-centered support to residents and families, including medical institutions, schools, non-profit and local social-based organizations, public health institutions, etc., all over Minneapolis. In particular, in a regional society where there was a lack of access to medical care and other essential resources, local health workers build trust and reduce inequality, and it is very important to help the voice and life experience of the residents be reflected in the system for them. The Minnesota Regional Society for Social Welfare Workers Association, Minnesota Community Health Worker Alliance, has enhanced and promoted the integration and sustainability of regional social welfare workers throughout Minnesota, through professional development, personnel development, and regional social partnership. The knowledge and volunteer work of local health workers in Honshin and Yeonmin are greatly contributing to the health of individuals and families throughout Minneapolis and Minnesota, and to the health of the local community. It is an opportunity to reaffirm our promise that we will guarantee that all Miniepolis citizens will enjoy a healthy and satisfactory life. The mayor and the city council will extend and acknowledge the local social welfare workers, and all citizens will participate in congratulating and congratulating the vital contribution of local social welfare workers, the health, welfare, and quality of life of the local social welfare workers.

Thank you. Today is a very meaningful day for me. As a local health worker, I met La Trisha Vita, a city councilor, for the first time in 2008. She provided me with a very meaningful and excellent internship experience and helped me a lot to prepare for the job of a local health worker. Since then, I have been working as a local health worker, and I don't know exactly how many years it's been, but it seems to have been about 25 years. As a local health worker consultant, I am cooperating with the Minnesota Regional Health Workers' Union. I am very happy to participate in the inauguration ceremony. This inauguration ceremony was inspired by Mr. Vita, who participated in the citizen participation program of our leadership institute and shared his career as a member of the regional social welfare worker. As a regional social welfare worker, I think it is a great blessing to be able to develop as a member of the regional social welfare worker as a role of directly supporting the regional society and as a role of directly influencing the regional society. For me, this inauguration is a very meaningful thing. Thank you. I don't have a good speech like you, but I'll tell you a few things. Thank you for being with us today. Thank you for listening and for your interest. I'm Sunny Ali and I'm the director of the Association of Social Welfare Workers in Minnesota. I'm really happy to be able to do this. I still have a short career, but I want to get more than 20 years of experience in the future. I represent the Minnesota Regional Social Welfare Workers' Union. Minchua and Miniepolis, the regional social welfare workers who live and work in the area, Thank you so much for getting this recognition. In particular, it is more meaningful to receive such recognition at Miniepolis. As you know, Miniepolis is a city where very diverse races and cultures coexist. One of the five residents uses another language, not English, at home. This is a much higher number than 1 out of the 8 people in the overall average. This diversity is one of the very important reasons why local health workers, who have the cultural sensitivity to be trusted in Minneapolis, are very important. And as you may have heard, local health workers not only work in the local community, but also live in the local community, and because it is the local community itself, it is in a special position to volunteer in a local community like ours. In this process, a lot of trust was built. Recently, many families in Minneapolis have experienced a lot of difficulties using food, medical care, school, employment, and other essential services, and we were able to check again how important this trust is. In such uncertain times, local health care workers are still one of the people who can help even when the existing system cannot help. When you feel like you don't know where to go or you don't have anyone to rely on, you can be the local social welfare worker. However, as I mentioned earlier, local social welfare workers have been so often excluded from the medical and public health system. They are doing very important work, but they often do not receive the right to speak properly. So today is a very important and special day. The Minneapolis city announces the Day of Regional Social Health Workers. It simply means more than just thanking them for their hard work. Thanks to your help, these things are possible. Their activities are more healthy and fair. It is essential to build Minneapolis. I sincerely thank you for your recognition and support, and I will continue to cooperate with Minneapolis to increase the influence on the local society that they volunteer to be recognized by local health workers, recognized for their value, and supported. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And finally, I would like to say thank you to many people who have helped me.

There are many people who have done this work for a long time. Anne Wheeler, Pam White, and who else? I don't want to mention them all because there are too many, but there are a lot of people who have invested a lot of time and effort in the job and education process of a local health worker. Not only Minneapolis, but also throughout Minnesota, there are many people who have worked hard to volunteer for local community members. Thank you to everyone who made this job a successful career path and a job that can last a long time. I know people who started 20 years ago and are still working as local health workers. Once again, thank you to everyone who has invested their time in this job and our local community.

Next, we will commemorate the Latin Cultural Heritage Month with Senator Chávez. Here is the area. Society

Hello! Congratulations on the Latinge Cultural Heritage Month! Today, we started a wonderful day at the City Hall Rotunda and declared that our local society is still prosperous. We are not going anywhere. Hello. Today is the day to commemorate the moon of the Latin Cultural Heritage. In the United States, the moon of the Latin Cultural Heritage is celebrated from September 15 to October 15. The term Hispanic, Latino, Latina, Latinx, and Latine is used to refer to a variety of ethnic groups commemorating the moon of the Latin Cultural Heritage. Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, and other Latin American countries commemorate the Independence Day, commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin American countries, and commemorating the Independence Day of Latin Latin Americans have a rich history of our country and land existing before it became a colony. We are the descendants of the people who built the land. Pyramids, monuments, cities, and villages have strongly resisted the invasion of our language, culture, and history. According to the 2020 population survey, 6.1% of the Minnesota population is Hispanic or Latin American, and about 10.4% of the Minneapolis population is Hispanic or Latin American. Also, the Minnesota Latinx Association said in a 2023 report that the Latinx population in Minnesota has increased by 141% since 2000. Latinx residents of various generations are workers, small businesses owners, students, educators, artists, nurses, medical professionals, civil servants, entrepreneurs, regional social leaders, We have contributed to the construction and strengthening of Minneapolis as a parent, neighbor, and friend. Their efforts, creativity, sacrifice, and dreams are deeply engraved in the history of our city. From December 2025, the federal government occupied our city and the city, and deployed more than 3,000 agents to carry out the operation. The Metro Seoji Operation was a illegal eviction of Latin people and other colored people. The school and children were terrified, and at least 70 children were dragged away. Hundreds of guardians were dragged away, leading to a long-lasting trauma of parting with their families. Businesses closed the doors and caused hundreds of millions of dollars of economic losses to Minneapolis. However, before and during the Metro Seoji operation, and even after, Latin American newcomers and groups supported each other, quickly responded, monitored the law, and mobilized support through regional social cooperation to ensure that people can be safe and connected in uncertainty, violence, and danger. Before and during the Metro Seoji Operation, and since then, our community, new immigrants, and grassroot individuals and local social groups have been quickly responding and monitoring the law, making noise, eating and delivery of diapers, and support for rent. By supporting vulnerable groups through activities such as recruiting abandoned vehicles to safe places, we fought fascism. Through mutual support and regional social cooperation, we made it possible for people to be safe and connected in uncertainty, violence, and danger. I'm sorry. Everyone, I think this should be left in the comments. People should remember and never forget. During the illegal eviction period, Minnesotan residents showed courage, creativity, and leadership, and thanks to that, the country and the world's justice, resistance, love, and harmony have become a powerful symbol. This courage and compassion are the true power of Minneapolis. It awakens people to the fact that there is. Families who care for each other. Workers who move the city. Small-scale businesses that bring vitality to the neighborhood. The elders who kept our story. Young people with our hopes. And the neighbors who are desperate for help. Minneapolis City has been dedicated to providing opportunities to make the future of the city possible by using the autonomy, affiliation, language approach, fair market service, meaningful regional social participation, and their voices. In honor of the Latin cultural heritage, the city of Minneapolis is made up of brave residents, laborers, taxpayers, and neighbors, so we reaffirm the promise to embrace and commemorate the community. Family members, we know that all residents should make Minneapolis, which is inclusive and welcoming, stronger by approaching services, resources, and information without any relationship with the background or country of origin. Today, we express our gratitude to the regional community members from Latin America, which has made Minneapolis our home, our country, and a shining city all over the world, and we salute their hard work. Therefore, the Minneapolis Mayor and Assembly will commemorate the month of the heritage of the Latin world here in September of 2026, and will hold a meeting to appoint several generations of Latin community residents and regional social leaders who have supported each other in uncertain times. And we hope that all the citizens of Minneapolis will participate in this effort today and after the commemoration period. Today. I am very happy to be here on such a deep day and to be with the amazing community members who will continue to be here. As I have always said, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and the Lord, this country belongs to all of us, and we will not go anywhere. So I wanted to celebrate today's amazing day. This month is a month that shows the courage of our entire community. As I said, we will not go anywhere. I would like to say a few words to the great employees here. I would like to say thank you to the local residents. Many local residents and leaders who were with us today. Thanks to you, we were able to drive out the IC, the Immigration Agency, from our neighborhood. Of course, they are still here, but we made it difficult for them to continue their activities. I can definitely tell you this. Now, if anyone has anything to say, I would like to say this.

Human beings are not all good beings. We have to understand what human beings are. That's how we can get together. This is the moment. Thank you all for attending.

And as always, I would like to thank the regional social relations department, the Immigration and Immigration Department, the employees who help with market management, and many great partner organizations. Those who are here today are great performers who have shown the beautiful art of our local society. And we have a lot of gifts we want to give to those who are here. Well, let's think about what to do. Yes, that's great. And for those of you who haven't received a gift, There are more gifts in my office, so you can take them comfortably. Then take a picture and congratulate the Latin cultural heritage.

Let's take a little more so that they all appear in the picture. A little more, a little more.

Good. A little more on this side, too. Good. 1, 2, 3. Cool.

Thank you. Thank you.

다음으로는 엘살빠도르 독립 250주년을 기념하겠습니다. 안녕하세요. 오늘 엘살빠도르에서 오신 지역사회 여러분과 산드라 크로즈 총영사님을 환영합니다.

오늘은 엘살빠도르 독립 220주년을 기념하는 날입니다. In celebration of the Independence Day of the Republic of El Salvador, while the United States commemorates the moon of the Hispanic Cultural Heritage, the city of Minneapolis celebrates the Independence Day of several Latin American countries and commemorates the moon of the Latin Cultural Heritage. Minnesota's El Salvador community celebrates its patriotic independence on September 15 every year and celebrates the 205th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of El Salvador. According to the 2020 population survey, more than 12,000 El Salvadorans live in Minnesota, and they are an important labor and business force that contributes to economic revitalization by establishing and operating small-scale businesses. It is important to preserve the history, culture, and values of the El Salvadorans living in Minnesota on Independence Day in an atmosphere of mutual respect. The anniversary of the independence of the Republic of El Salvador is more meaningful in this context. On this meaningful day, I am happy to have the opportunity to strengthen the bond and friendship with the El Salvador community, which lives and works in Twin City through the presence and participation of El Salvador officers in Minnesota. Minnesota's El Salvador community is making an important contribution to urbanization in various fields such as business development, commercialization, education, sports, art, and public services based on the spirit of community, hard work, maturity, family, and culture. To commemorate today's meaningful and beautiful day, I would like to welcome Senator Sandra first. Hello. First in Spanish.

I am proud to greet you. Thank you for your attention. It is an honor to be a member of Ewaso's community. Minneapolis Minnesota And thank you to everyone who welcomed us warmly. I opened a museum four years ago, and this place feels like a family. I think we get stronger when we're together. Thank you again. Yes, good. I'll take a picture.

Pose it. Say it. Good. Good. Perfect. Hold on.

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Next, it's time to lengthen the tone of Karen Clark. Yes, I can't tell you about the next question. You just asked for it. Yes. And, or... Do you know where the fast order is? Yes, I see. I'm sorry. I have to do this, too. Uh, yes. 네. 네. 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 어떻게 하죠? 준비되셨나요? 피기 100 좋아요. Now, everyone. Today, we will have time to remember the legacy of Karen Clark. Many of you here will read it. We want to remember everything that will be remembered forever for her amazing achievements and our local society. Caron Clark Caron Clark has represented South Minneapolis at the Minnesota House since 1981 until 2019. She was the first public lesbian member of the Minnesota House. She has been the most publicly lesbian member of the Minnesota House for the longest time. Caron Clark, who became the longest re-employed person in the U.S., has since opened the way for LGBTQ and first-time civil servants. She is

He was the head of the Minnesota Human Rights Act in 1993, which prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation. He was the chairman of the House of Representatives of Minnesota, which legislated homosexual marriage in Minnesota from 2019 to 2013.

Karen Clark proposed the first bill that supports environmental justice for life and guarantees the rights of workers and consumers to expose harmful substances, and proposes the first bill that requires the first bill to consider the cumulative effect of long-term pollution caused by new businesses in the local society. She said,

She has been supporting immigration rights and medical accessibility throughout her term of office, and has worked hard to participate in the ownership and participation of the Minnesota Immigrant Community. Finally, she is

For the last few years of his life, he devoted himself to the local society of East Phillips and fought for East Phillips Indoor City Farm with his neighbors for 10 years. For the redevelopment of the Loof Depot site, the preparation of the estate building fund, and the future project, Karen Clark's support for the residents of East Phillips for the rest of their lives The people who are the most damaged by pollution and investment have the right to speak out for their future. I implemented the principle that there is. Karen Clark left the world on June 30, 2026, and left a legacy of volunteer work that influenced the lives of many people all over Minnesota and Jacqueline Zeta, her partner. The Minneapolis city mourns the death of Karen Clark and celebrates her funeral with her family, friends, colleagues, and the East Phillips community. Yeah.

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Hello, everyone. Good morning. I am Samanda Amir. I am honored to be the representative of the southern region of Minneapolis. I am glad to represent some of the regions that Karen Clark represented at the state assembly. I've been working hard to secure the East Phillips City Farm fund with Karen and many others. She knew how to do things even after leaving the committee and how to fight for the local community. She knew how not to give up. I didn't give up on the dream of guaranteeing the clean air, participation, and the role of things happening in the community that all communities should enjoy. As Chairman Chavez said, we will complete this project, and it is thanks to her and her legacy.

There was a lot of talk about Karen and her inheritance, and many of us immediately gathered at her desk. Karen was always like that. He was a person who shared knowledge, not only did he know how to deal with it, but he was a good relative, a good neighbor, and above all, a great person. We talked about the night when Karen left the world and the full moon was up. Like the moonlight shining on the sun, Karen always showed the best side of humanity in the world and worked hard every day. The sadness of losing such a person cannot be expressed in any words. We don't know how to change at this point, but we will remember her by looking back at what she taught us. She taught us much more than we thought. We pray for Karen Clark every day. We will miss her so much.

Karen was a very warm-hearted person. She was the originator of the peer movement, and she did everything she could do every morning for almost a century. Using all the tools of organization activities, the descendants prepared a foundation to inherit a better world than the world she lived in. By doing so, she is in the Phillips area, South Side Green Zone, Minneapolis City, and Minnesota. It has actually improved the quality of life of all residents. Today, we are aiming for numerous rights and privileges. For example, the legalization of homosexual marriage, the right to drink clean air and water, The rights of the workers are all thanks to her efforts. Rights, workers' protection. It's all thanks to Karen Clark and her dedication. She's been fighting for almost 40 years in the House of Representatives. I tried to break the limit. Like what she said on this poster. What we need now is a strong resistance, and it will be for a while. I think hope is one of the most revolutionary and progressive things we can do. And if there is hope, change is possible. Good. Can I take a picture? Before I take a picture, I want to tell you about Karen Clark. I'm Arlos, and I'd like to tell you about the last fight in Roof D4. I'm Arlos, and I'm going to make another decision. When Karen fought for the last time on the Roof D4 issue, she and I were in the main committee. She was a fighter for everyone. She was like a giant in all communities. When I first stepped into politics, she said, Just do it. The right way. But she was a true fighter for any problem. Especially the roof repair factory issue, as far as I know, is an issue that me and her discussed outside the committee. When the budget for that issue is secured, I'm so happy to think about it. I'm glad to be with my friend Taz Millier today, but I'm even more impressed to see Karen being so respected.

I fought for all communities, for all communities, and I deserve to be recognized for that. I respect you. Thank you. I'll take a picture. Our team has more pictures like this, so if you leave your seat, we will cooperate with our staff to take more pictures. Sir, would you like to take this picture? Yes, I will take a picture of Mexico later. Yes, I don't know how I want to take it. Can I take the last picture simply? I'm sorry. Because people asked. Next, I will hold the Mexican Independence Day with Chairman Chávez. Yes, everyone. Today is the day to commemorate the 216th anniversary of Mexico's independence. In the United States, it is celebrating the moon of the Hispanic Cultural Heritage. It is celebrating the independence of Latin America and other countries. The people of Mexico in Minnesota celebrate independence every September 16th, and this year marks the 216th anniversary of the independence of Mexico, declared as El Grito de Dolores on September 16, 1810. According to the 2020 population survey and the Minnesota State Income Statement Center, about two-thirds of Hispanic or Latin American residents living in Minnesota are Mexican descendants, and they are creating important labor and economic power by contributing to economic revitalization through small and medium-sized enterprises, startup and operation, and creating various economic sources of income. The history of the Mexican community living in Minnesota under the framework of independence in an environment of mutual respect related to employment, It is important to preserve culture, discipline, and value, and to raise its roots. Also, the Mexican Independence Day is a chance to strengthen the friendship and cooperation between Mexican communities living and working in the Twin Cities through the presence and participation of Mexican embassies on the Minnesota theme. This is a great honor for us. The museum is in St. Paul, but we still think of it as an honor. The Mexican community in Minnesota is doing important work in various fields such as business development, commercialization, education, sports, art, public service, based on the persistent effort, face-to-face, family, and cultural community values. Therefore, the mayor and the assembly will celebrate September 16 as the 216th anniversary of the independence of the United States of Mexico and commemorate the rich cultural diversity and contribution of the Mexican community. Congratulations on your independence. We are proud of you. There are people from Mexico here. If there is anyone who would like to briefly share their opinion, shall we talk?

Yes. We are one community. Thank you. It is in the north, but in Canada, the United States, Mexico, etc. I would like to say once again that life has existed since then. And among all countries, Mexico is the best at keeping the truth. There is no border to me. Whether you agree with what is happening now or not, it is cruel and unfair. Our nation, our culture, our identity, and what we can continue to develop. It's taking away. I believe in our nation, so I believe in my resistance. 60% of the Mexican population is indigenous. It only means that we have lived here from the beginning. So Mexico, long live Palestine, long live all nations of nationalism.

Take a picture. Finally, there will be an event to promote the life, achievements, and influence of the local community announced by Vita and Warren. Good. Thank you for waiting. Please come forward.

Would you like to start first? Hello, beautiful. Here, would you come to the center? Yes. Come to a comfortable place anywhere. Here, grandmother. Here. Here. How are you? Not good. Yes, thank you for coming. Thank you. Oh, is this your market? Yes. Would you like to listen here? Yes.

There are two frames. The reason for the agreement. The reason for the agreement.

Good.

Are you ready? We've talked about everything, right? Yes. Good. That's right. Where did he go? He's behind the desk. Oh, I see. We're all looking for a cube. Mom wants to check if there's a cube. Here. Now, let's start the event that has a crazy impact on the lives, achievements, and local society of Chas Millie O'Neill. Please start, Mr. Warren. Chas Millie O'Neill was a loved figure in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities, and his generosity, kindness, and volunteerism moved not only the local community but also many people around the world. Charles Diller started his career as a disc jockey and social worker in 1981, and performed at the Twin City Radio Network, KAFIKM, OJ, KRSM, through his popular late-night program, Love & Jazz with Chaz. Charles Miniepolis Park Committee, Miniepolis North High School, Hubert H. Humphrey Job Training Center, and Picahead Start, Miniepolis City Federation, A Mother's Love, A Father's Project, etc. Through the activities of numerous regional social organizations, we devoted ourselves to serving young people and strengthening the regional society. For more than 35 years, Charles has played as a social worker, DJ, and social worker at various events. Participating in the Father Festival Festival of Fathers held at North Commons Park every year, he has become an important member of the precious North Side tradition. For more than 35 years, Charles, who is that person, has passionately supported Minneapolis musicians and Minneapolis sound, and won the award for his contribution to music and culture at the first Northside Jazz & Heritage Festival. In addition, through CHASES VISION LLC and CHASES VISION LLC, we recorded the historical and spiritual events, festivals, artists, families, and precious moments of Minneapolis as local social activists and storytellers. His name is extended to the Chase Vision Media and Legacy Fund, which is established to support young people who dream in the field of music, media, creative art, mentoring, creativity, and opportunity. The life of Ches Dillon was the spirit of community service, cultural pride, generation, and connection, and he left an eternal legacy beyond Minneapolis, Northside, Twin City, and beyond. Therefore, the mayor and the city council have longed for Charles, Ches, Milly Aeneas, and Dylan's life, congratulating him, acknowledging his outstanding achievements that have contributed to Minneapolis, Northside, Twin City, and beyond, and expressing deep gratitude so that his family, friends, and the local community can continue the spirit of music, volunteer, mentoring, and love to the next generation. Hello, I'm Maria, also known as Mas. I'm Charlie's daughter. 90% of my father's clothes were engraved with the number 612. My father loved his city. My father was a very special person, and I am honored and proud to be able to continue my father's legacy through my father's daughter's broadcasting, creative arts, and local social service. Also, I would like to say thank you to the grandmother who really taught. I'm learning a lot from my grandmother's strength and recovery, and so did my father. Thank you for being with us today. I'm very happy to be with you in your father's life. I think we really need to have a grand party. So if you come to the ceremony, please wear blue clothes and congratulate us together. Thank you. And thank you to everyone here. Yes.

Hello, I'm Alice Still Money and I'm Charlie's mom. Charlie calls me mom. I would like to thank you for giving Charlie a long time, as well as your presence. I've been watching the mini-Apolis market for 82 years, and you are the best demonstration. You are practicing all the values, that is, diversity, justice, and freedom that Charlie believed and supported. Thank you very much, and I hope you will continue to show your good side. You are strong. Please continue to hang in there. Thank you.

I will pass the microphone so that other people can speak. But I want to say thank you very much to El Flowers. He contacted me right away and told me that I had to work. I did it almost automatically, and I worked on behalf of my family and friends. Of course, thank you to all the KMOJ family for helping this event to take place. This Saturday, I'm going to have time to extend my life. And thank you so much to everyone who shined this morning. The last time I saw Chez was when he was smiling brightly behind the DJ booth at the Northside Jazz Festival. He didn't always talk to us, but he was like a magic to say hello with a gesture from afar. He always said hello to people and took care of our young people. Thank you so much for letting us share the body. Thank you so much for letting us share the body with our family.

Walter Banks Jr., also known as Qbear. I was moved in many ways. Just by the name of Chez Millionaire, you can see how much he has affected so many people. He moved people in a special way. It's only after time has passed that you realize that you've been moved by someone. 3. We finally realize and realize the truth. That's what Chez Millionaire is. It was a story about life, a story about the community, and above all, a story about all of us. Family, friends, I love you all. And don't forget to remember his name. He did a lot of work for the local community at a young age, but there are a lot of things we don't know. He started from a super value store in Glenwood and did more than that. He was the one who always supported Cam and J Radio. In any situation, he devoted himself to the local community. Thank you for your love. And I love you all. Thank you.

I'm KMOJ's Wee Glen Kim. Our program will be on air from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Well, first of all, he was KMOJ's identity itself. I hope you can understand how much love and gratitude he received. Although we can no longer hear his voice on the radio or behind the camera, his existence will be with us forever. I wanted to let you know how much we love and appreciate him. Now, I'll put down the microphone. Lastly, I'd like to say one more thing. We established the Ches Vision Media Legacy Fund.

We have raised a considerable amount of money, and we plan to cooperate with local groups in the field of youth, media, and creative arts to continue his legacy. Lastly,

The first time we met was when we went to the radio station after finishing the Al Flowers show. That was our first time. I was preparing for the 10th Northside Jazz Festival. My daughter likes jazz, so I gave my husband a song for my daughter. My daughter wants to sing jazz at a jazz festival. People keep asking me to sing modern music or R&B. If there's anything I can do, my husband will make my daughter sing jazz. I'll call you right now and tell you that I'm on the phone right now. He said he would make sure to give me a chance. So he's really... The young people cheered and cheered. I was really happy when I met her at the Northside Jazz Festival. I'm glad that the two of them made a connection through the friendship he built at Twin City. It's really beautiful to be able to grow him and be with his family.

Yes, thank you. Oh, yes, but as Pearl said, you must do it, as you said. As you said, Tez used to go up to the stage right after me, but Freddy always had a headache at the in-other performance for 10 minutes. The page was in another room, but keep going. Don't stop the performance. I said apostrophe. But one of the best people I've ever met at Minneapolis was Alex. In Minneapolis. This person, um, as you know, I came to my house often when I was doing a part-time project. This person was doing a lot of work. There's a concert lineup on Saturday, but I'm not there, so I thought I'd talk to you. So, Alex, I really like Alex. I said. You know, I really respect and respect this person. I think it should be long. I'm so happy with what my daughter's doing. How can I help him continue his vision and promote it? He really helps everyone. I'm sure it doesn't matter what anyone says. He's a really warm-hearted person. He worked hard to help the local community at all events and always attended. He encouraged anyone to hold the microphone and talk. He loved Minnesota and loved all the teams. When Chet went to Oklahoma, I think he still loved Timberwolves. When he came there, he only talked about Chet. I saw my father here, and when he went to Oklahoma, he only talked about Chet. I said, wait a minute, I've never seen such an emotional look before. He just said that it meant that he really loved his family. They were his family. This was this person. So I want to be with you in everything you do. Come on, please come out on the show and tell me. If you can endure my arrogant story, it will be okay. But I just wanted to say a few words. This person was a really great person. Anyone who knows him would have loved him. Guy Bold is not here, but he and Guy have been doing things for men for over 30 years for his father's project. It's really valuable. That's a value that you can't really understand. So that's all I want to say. Alice, I love you. As you know, he really loved his mother. I really loved my family and I'm interested in people in prison. He always listened to others when they thought they didn't listen to him. He was a really good person. And thank you to Vito and Mr. Warren. Thank you for doing a good job. Thank you for today. Oh, excuse me.

My name is Selena Davis, but Charlie is known as Lena Bena. Um, I met Charlie when I was in middle school. Um, we called him Northside, Southside, and that was his neighborhood name. When I was 15, I was dating Jeff Griezmann, and he always came to my grandmother's house and cooked fish. Me, Nina, Billy, Tutter, and we all grew up together and met David. We were a really close family. We were from the South Side. We had a strong unity. He was a DJ at No. 3. So, my mom's basement at No. 35 and No. 3. No. 34 and No. 3. John's new house at No. 38. And Johnson opened a party at my house. Every weekend, we had a party in my mom's basement, and we moved to the Pillsbury House, and we split up on our own. We met at Peltz, and it was a really good time, and we were like brothers and sisters. Later, when he worked at Pikehead Start, he met his mother, and I was really lucky to be able to be with his sister, Lena Bena. Yes, and his sweet potato pie.

좋은 생각이에요. 조금만 더. 자, 어떤 카메라죠? 죄송합니다. 저부터 시작하고 나서 다른 카메라로 바꿀게요. 자, 모두 저를 보세요. 3, 2, 1 좋아요. 좋아요. 모두 저를 보세요. 이쪽부터 시작할게요. 돌고 있어요.

All right.

Oh, I'm sorry. I'm about to go in. Give me one. Give me one again. All right. One, two, three.

All right. Thank you so much. Thank you. Yes, it's okay. It's all right. It's a really great job. It's all right. Oh, today.

Thank you. What time did it end? Doesn't it usually end at 11 o'clock?

From now on, we will start the regular meeting of the City Council on September 17. Mr. Seok will nominate for office. I'm the board member. I'm here.

What are you doing? Do you want to join me? Yes, I'm back. Thank you.

Now, I would like to ask Seok-hee to give his resignation. Thank you. Chief Taylor is dismissed.

Warren is dismissed.

Chao Dari is dismissed.

Stevenson is dismissed. Rain Bill is dismissed. Rita is dismissed.

Palmi Sano is dismissed. Chavez is dismissed.

Warren is dismissed. Schaefer is dismissed. Wansley is dismissed. Ousmane is dismissed. Payne is dismissed. Song Shin-myung is dismissed. It is recorded that the number of relatives has been satisfied. Before starting the meeting, I would like to inform you that the meeting will be live-streamed to expand the participation of citizens. Live-streaming provides real-time subtitles, so that local community members can understand the content of the meeting more easily. Therefore, all speakers must turn on the subtitles. Please adjust the speed and volume of the speech so that the broadcast subtitles can be recorded and recorded perfectly. All speakers, please adjust your speech speed and clarity. Now let's take a look at today's meeting case. Are there any corrections to the case? Since there are no corrections, we suggest that the case be adopted.

Chan-sung, Seok-hee checks his attendance.

Choo-tai, member, attendance, me, me, attendance, Stevenson, me, Vito, I, Thomas Hino, I, Chavez, I, Warren, I, Schaefer, I, Wonsley, I, Vice-President Ousmane, I, Vice-President Payne, I, Chansung Shim-ryeong. The case has been approved. The next case is the regular meeting approval on August 27th. I propose the approval of the meeting approval. Chansung. Chansung. Chutai. Chansung. Vice-Chancellor Oh Soo-man, I agree. Vice-Chancellor Hye-in, I agree. I agree. 10 votes. The meeting has been approved. Finally, I will refer the application and report to the relevant committee. Do you agree? I agree. Vice-Chancellor Seo Gi-gwa, I will check the attendance. Vice-Chancellor Pai, I agree. Vice-Chancellor Stevenson, I agree. Vice-Chancellor Vita, I agree.

I agree. I agree. I agree. I agree. I agree. I agree. I agree. I agree. I agree. I agree. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The budget committee has agreed to approve one case today. The first case is approved. I propose the approval of the draft law for the city contract proposed by Mr. Vita.

The truck tie committee proposed the approval of the report of the committee. Is there anything to discuss? If not, I will ask Mr. Seok-hee to check his attendance. Truck tie committee 찬성 스티븐슨 위원 Chan Sung, Vita, Chan Sung, Chan Sung, Chan Sung, Chan Sung, Chan Sung, Our business, the Household and Area Setting Committee, has listed 15 items today. The first item is the approval of Tropico's mainstream and limited oracle.

The second item is the approval of the event center approval. The third item is the approval of the main sales approval. The fourth item is the approval of the 7th auction. The fifth item is the approval of the 2nd auction. The sixth item approves the approval of the 3rd auction. The seventh item approves the approval of the contract revision of the Ne Mil City Pizzaria project. Item 8 approves the renovation of the kitchen remodeling contract of the Convention Center. Item 9 approves the modification of the Access Downtown housing purchase support program. Item 10 approves the issuance of the Minnehaha Senior Living property. Item 11 approves the public art contract with Sherman Associates. The 12th item is to approve the Springfield Brownfield Supplement in 2026 and the Fall Brownfield Supplement application for approval in 2026. The 13th item is to approve the Particular Financial Corruption of the Pan Avenue North 3631. The 14th item is to approve 20 Master Contracts for the Pirate Planning Consulting Pool. Finally, the 15th item is to approve the Procedure Related to the City Wall Regulations. I will approve all items.

Vice-Chairman Oseum-hwan proposed to approve the report of the committee. Is there anything to discuss? If not, I will ask the secretary to check the attendance. Secretary Choo Koo, Secretary Tai, Chansung, Secretary Stevenson, Chansung, Rita, Chansung, Palmi Sano, Chansung, Chavez, Chansung, Warren, Chansung, Siepul, Chansung, Wansley, I'm sorry, Vice Chairman, but Vice Chairman Oh Soo-man, I'm sorry, Vice Chairman, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm

Stevenson. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure is scheduled to submit nine items today. First, approval of a special service area that approves service and service fees in 2027. Second, approval of a donation from the City's Today Institute. Third, approval of a contract to modify the First Avenue South reconstruction project. Fourth, approval of contract modification for safety improvement project with 42. 5. Installation of a pedestrian slope at the disabled access island, ADA. 6. Installation of a building automation system update at Hoson slope. 7. Approval of contract modification with JLC's Inc. for the green rainwater management facility project of the 1st building in the south. 8. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 8. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 9. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 9. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 9. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 9. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 9. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 9. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 9. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 9. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO INCORPORATED 9. Approval of contract modification approval for repair-related INCO I would like to ask the secretary to check his attendance. That's how the report was adopted. Next, the vice-chairman of the General Assembly, In Choo Geu-tai, will present the report of the General Assembly.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The entire committee is going to nominate one case today. This is a support company to resolve the incident with the police inside Minneapolis Police Station. It is to sign a contract with Grant Thornton Advisors and Grant Thornton Advisors. Accordingly, I will suggest the use of the case. Chairman Chugutai suggested the use of the report of the committee. Is there a debate?

Since there is no debate, I will ask the secretary to check the attendance. The report has been adopted. Next is the report of the Committee of Companies and Labor Relations. Chairman Lee Shin-pal, the Minister of Labor, has announced.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The Board of Directors of Companies and Labor Relations will report on five items today. The first is a contract with the cyber security service provider Instatelamp and Statelamp. The second is a contract with Perceptix and Perceptix for employee participation. The third is a contract with Starim's and Starim's for maintenance and maintenance of the implementation laboratory information management system. Fourth, it is a legal agreement with Therma Spray and Therma Spray. Fifth, it is a legal agreement related to Jason Anderson's property compensation request. I will suggest the whole report.

Mr. Halmi Sanho suggested the report of the committee. I will appoint the truck tie committee. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

I will discuss the fifth case separately and put it on the table.

Mr. Stevenson, I was going to do that, too. All right. There's no one who wants to discuss the rest of the report, so I'll ask the secretary to check each case. From 1 to 4. This case has been passed. Next, I will deal with case 5. I'll give you a chance to speak to Mr. Truck Tie.

Yes. I will discuss this case separately and attach it to the table.

Is there anyone in the administration who would like to talk about this issue? Yes, I understand. Uh, Mr. Lawyer. I'm sorry.

Uh, Chairman of the Commission, members of the committee. So I can't answer the question directly, but I can tell you that there is an external lawyer representing the city for the Enun Sanje compensation fund. We will receive the information from our external lawyers related to the compensation, and provide it to you. All right. Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Stevenson.

I will read what was published in the 2010 NPR article. The Minneapolis police officer who was in controversy was fired twice in a year. Jason Anderson was fired twice by Tim Dolan. The first was because he lied about the case where he kicked the head of a teenage teenager in 2008. In this case, Anderson was charged with criminal prosecution and prosecution. After that, Mr. Dolan fired Anderson on a different issue last year, but the mediator overturned his decision. Anderson was noticed as a murder in 2006. 19-year-old Lee's family, who said Anderson was holding a gun. Lee's family claims that the police put a gun near his body. Yes, I'm really having a hard time with this problem. This particular police officer did a terrible thing in our local society. Um, 저는 다음 두 가지에 대해 더 논의하고 싶습니다. A. 이러한 법적 합의는 어떻게 진행되고 있습니까? B. 우리의 권한과 구제책은 무엇입니까? 그리고 이러한 법적 소송, 특히 감옥에 있어야 할 경찰관들이 제기하는 소송에 대해 우리는 무엇을 해야 합니까? 그래서 이 안건을 위원회로 다시 회부하겠습니다. The Stevenson Committee agreed to withdraw the case again as a committee. This is the second.

And this is the second.

Is there any discussion on this? Yes, thank you, Chairman.

And I strongly ask the fellow committee members to consider withdrawing the case again as a committee. I know that there are no other regional representatives here. I hope the administration will respond to these cases, the concerns I raised, and the concerns raised by Congressman Stevenson. By sending this case back to the committee, I hope the administration will be able to answer questions about cases that the administration wants to accept by participating in the committee. I usually throw the opposite vote in the compensation request and do not actively participate in the debate, but this problem is very important and I am concerned about the lack of information and participation of the administration. Therefore, I sincerely hope that a profound discussion will be held at the committee.

Thank you, Chairman. As requested by this committee on a regular basis, we have requested an update on the legal agreement and employment-related progress of firefighters and emergency personnel. However, there are personal reasons, so public discussion is difficult. Mr. Rasselhoff is in charge of the risk management of our institution. He is in charge of the city, but as Anderson pointed out, he is employing a separate law firm to handle this type of lawsuit. He is involved in setting up cases so that additional questions can be asked at the hearing. I am willing to talk about this, but information on certain cases is not disclosed. Not much information is disclosed, but I am... I'm figuring out how various types of separation procedures are going on, and now it's time for another update. Thank you.

Thank you, Chairman.

I will support the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of the resolution of It was three years ago. We were able to receive an unannounced meeting update on the matter. So, I hope it will help you get more related information about why this happened. I'm not supporting this agreement, but I'd like to get a more comprehensive update on how to approach this agreement. In particular, I would like to know if there is an effort to re-evaluate the PTSD agreement for emergency rescue staff in the main scale to prevent such a situation from happening today. This is a matter that we have discussed for four years in our committee. We have emphasized that we need to prepare stronger guidelines and safety devices. Like the case that is being discussed today, there is a clear flight strategy, and there should be no significant benefits to the police officers who misuse public trust. may not actually match the legal content. It may be different from what we think should be changed legally. So, through an unannounced meeting with city lawyers, and through discussions with IGR and government agencies, we hope to be able to look at these parts. Thank you, Mr. Lawyer. Mr. Chairman. I would like to say a few things.

First, we know that this person has been sentenced to life imprisonment. Second, it is known that the Sanjay compensation law has nothing to do with the application for compensation directly. I fully understand that you want more information. Last year, Greg Souder in our office made a public announcement about the entire Sanjay compensation system. Of course, I will not mention individual cases in the public forum, I can make such a presentation for the members. I'll tell you again, but I'll be happy to give you an opinion on individual cases in an unannounced meeting. Thank you, Chairman Payne. I will tell you what Anderson's top administrative officer, CAO, emphasized. The content of the discussion over the past four years is that if an individual's negative behavior, especially a false statement, has been revealed, it should be reviewed at the parking lot to see what measures should be taken. These matters need to be discussed in advance, especially before the next government-to-government agreement, the IGR, is passed. At that time, we will decide what kind of legislation the Miniepolis representative team should support in terms of health care. The problem of stress disorder, PTSD, obesity, and related procedures is not limited to the Miniepolis. This is a problem that small-scale local governments are facing. Only two years ago, there was a slight change so that small and medium-sized owners would not be affected by these problems. There are some people who are in an unstable situation financially, who have to pay PTSD, a stress disorder, and a settlement. Therefore, we continue to discuss the problem. It is said that stronger resistance is needed. In other words, as Stevenson mentioned in his reading of the 1MPR, the police have to consider these types of actions and flight records and review the potential IGR plan. I will request for re-enrollment of the 5 cases to Seok-hee because there are no more people to speak.

I'm sorry. I'll do it again. This concludes the report on corporate and labor relations. Lastly, there is the Public Health, Safety and Equality Committee, and Chairman Lee Shin-Chabez will make a presentation. Thank you, Chairman. The Public Health, Safety and Equality Committee has listed 10 cases. The first case is a request for the election of the Regional Social Development Program Policy Committee. The second item is a subsidy for the SBARU Loves Pets program to support animal protection and management. The third item is to withdraw the existing settlement and purchase a portable radio-free kit as a subsidy for the emergency rescue team of the Gary Sinise Foundation. The fourth item is to update the subsidy amount and contract period by modifying the demonstration measures related to the Demacho Pesticide Prevention Fund of the Minnesota Department of Health. The fifth case is the situation of acceptance of the education approved by the Minnesota Firefighter Training Commission. The sixth item is to allow police, fire department, animal protection department employees to donate money to announce in the high-quality law enforcement rapid response training conference in 2026. The seventh item is to allow Ryan Kelly, a police officer, to donate money to attend the annual meeting of the International Police Chiefs Association. The eighth item is to allow Stephanie Graves, the head of youth health care, to donate money to attend the City Match Conference. The 9th case is to approve the appointment of the chairman of the disability advisory committee. The 10th case is to prohibit the residence of the current chairman of the public health advisory committee, Intavia. I suggest that these cases be approved. Chairman Chavez suggested the approval of the chairman's report. Is there anything to discuss? If not, I will ask the secretary to check the attendance. Congratulations. Next case is... This is an application for an application for an application. There are two applications today. First, Chairman Chavez is planning to apply for an application to amend the fire and prevention regulations at the next regular meeting. This application contains the contents of correcting the legal education transfer requirements of the Regional Council of Societies in charge of the police director. Second, I am planning to apply for an application to amend the administrative regulations at the next regular meeting. This draft updates the standards to strengthen responsibility and clarity, and contains content that reflects the year-end report recommendations of the Judiciary Committee in 2026. As a result, the drafted draft has been completed, and as of now, no more measures are needed. The next case is the case of approval and withdrawal. There are two cases today. First, according to the notice, Chairman Chao Duri and Vice Chairman Ousmane proposed that the Board of Directors and the Board of Directors and the Board of Directors and the Board of Directors and the Board of Directors and the Board of Directors and the Board of Directors 2. Is there anything to discuss? I will check the attendance. Chieftain Stevenson Rita Thomas Chavez Mr. Warren, Mr. Schaefer, Mr. Won, Mr. Slee, Mr. Oh Soo-man, Mr. Tae-in, I agree. The consent has been passed, and the case will be returned to the relevant committee. The next case is a resolution. The seven resolutions announced at the beginning of today's meeting are listed as cases. Do you have any additional opinions? There is no objection, so I will suggest the consent to adopt the resolution. I suggest. I request. I will confirm that Seok-hee is in attendance. Next case is a case of under-treatment. In today's meeting, there is a case related to noise regulation in February at the last meeting. This was approved by the Public Health, Safety and Equality Committee. I will report the relevant content to Chairman Chavez and ask for your consent. Thank you, Chairman Hain. After additional negotiations and discussions with employees at the last meeting, I signed the case for the approval of today's meeting. This case is to approve all five proposals included in the will, There is also a 389-page resolution in the 1.1 section of the will. This resolution deals with concerns related to the motion detection device. The resolution increases the alarm of the motion detection device so that when the prosecutor hears the recording, the door and window will be turned into a closed house. It shows how the alarm changes. Also, in public places such as pedestrians walking on the road or vehicles driving on the road, the motion detection device is regulated so that it does not work. I ask for your support by requesting the use of this case. Chairman Chavez suggested the use of the account request. Is there anyone who would like to request? I request. Is there any additional discussion?

Thank you, Chairman Payne. First of all, thank you to Chairman Chavez for giving me more time on this issue, and thank you to the employees who answered my questions a lot. I'm going to support the case today, but I'm still worried about the impact of the short-term impact on the small-scale deficit in the north of Minneapolis. The employee said that if this can be a potential human problem, he was sure that he could review it again to ensure the safety of the residents and prepare a solution. Therefore, I will support this case today, but I hope that this issue will not have a negative impact on Northside residents. Thank you.

Mr. Cha Ke-tai. I agree. Mr. Stevenson. I agree. Mr. Bae Ta-woo. I agree. Mr. Palmi. Mr. San-ho. I agree. Mr. Chavez. I agree. Mr. Warren. I agree.

Mr. Si-han. I agree. Mr. Oh Han-seul.

I agree. Mr. Oh Soo-man. I agree. Mr. Hye-in. I agree. I agree. It is 10 votes. The case has been passed and adopted. Now, finally, it's the order of the notice. Do you have anything to say? Thank you.

I would like to thank all the residents of North Minneapolis for successfully hosting the West Broadway Open Street event. This event was definitely the best open street. Thank you. The reason why this event is the best is not simply because it was held in North Minneapolis. 11 years ago, 12 years ago, Adam Foley and I came up with the idea of ​​West Broadway Open Street, but there was a lot of opposition at the time. Many people have said that West Broadway should not be passed down like an open street event for the past 11 years. So every year, Adam and I take commemorative photos and commemorate our efforts to successfully lead the West Broadway Open Street event. So thank you to everyone who made this event a success. A lot of people have gathered outside. In Minneapolis, we put resources in a space that occupies half of a block. Almost all departments participated in the Open Streets West Broadway event. Thank you to Minneapolis citizens and city officials for being with us in this beautiful weather. The weather was perfect. And there are a few people I would like to thank in particular. There was an accident where an old man fell seriously on the open street west broadway. Our fire department and police station's excellent emergency rescue staff have been working hard to help him. I reported it to 9-1-1 myself, and the 9-1-1 team, Minneapolis Fire Station, Minneapolis Police, and my favorite hand officer, Rich Hand Officer, were all on site. Yes, Jason. A new officer came to me, and he's my favorite person. Mr. Hand was directly at the scene. And as you know, we are surrounding the person and the local community members helped to provide everything they need. Once again, thank you to all of you in Minneapolis. Yesterday was the second week since the Shoreline Plaza shooting happened.

Our district office spent a very difficult time dealing with several details of the incident for the past few weeks. Watching the videos released yesterday made me feel even more hurt. Thank you to the Minneapolis police, MPD, for showing their heroic appearance on the scene. Thank you to the building management team for spending time with me last week. Tomorrow, we will meet the person who lives next to the gunman and hear the story in person. 건물 We need to continuously improve so that the management team and the building team can deal with this situation, and we need to review in general how to improve and prevent this situation from happening again in the city. Yes, I would like to express my thanks to all the rescue workers, Red Cross, Minneapolis Police, MPD, and all the churches that opened the door. Yes, this tragedy is not easy to forget. The reality of this tragedy remains with the residents and the local community. So, after about two weeks, we will discuss not only the problem of gathering the residents of the Loring Park community, but also the better way to overcome the difficult times with the wider public safety problem. Thank you.

Thank you. Mr. Payne. We invite you to the 2026 Taco Tour on Saturday, September 19 at East Lake Street. It will be a really cool event and a good opportunity to support stores on East Lake Street. On the same day, the Powderhorn Pochi Fest will open again, so enjoy Taco and participate in the Powderhorn Pochi Fest. We look forward to seeing you in the local society. Thank you.

My daughter is going to sing at the Powderhorn Pochi Fest. I'm telling you as a reference. You'll be able to feel a little bit of the atmosphere in the north from the south. You know.

We have to share love.

And this Saturday, there's a Battle of the Vagis at North Commons Park. It's going to be full of delicious barbecue and lip smell. I heard that some of the senators were asked to participate in the tasting. Are you Vita? Yes, that's right. This is what I want to say. Try it when it's hot. You will find out how important it is to brag about who makes the most delicious lip in this city. Now, which of our departments will win the Bejes competition? Also, thank you to the residents of the 5th election district who attended the first budget meeting last night. Thank you for participating in the discussion with the residents and for coming out to share information with the residents and the local community. It was a great help. Thank you for your time, energy, and efforts, and we will continue to work harder. That's all I have to say today. There are a lot of fun things. Stay healthy and take good care of each other. And Every morning, as I passed the North Side area, I saw many parents taking their children to the bus stop and watching their children get on and off the school bus. Northside residents, thank you for watching your children take the bus across the street and for your patience and help. Seeing many local residents paying attention to our young people who are celebrating their new semester this year has really warmed my heart. Thank you. That's all.

이번 주 토요일이 아니라 다음 주 토요일인 26일에 열립니다. 꼭 오세요. 정말 재밌는 행사가 많이 준비되어 있습니다. 즐거운 시간이 될 거예요. 거기서 뵙기를 바랍니다. 오스만 부의장님 네, 오늘 브라이언 코일 센터에서 시티 리버사이드 다문화 만찬이 있습니다.

It is an annual event to commemorate various cultures. There are regional food and dance performances, and we will also have time to have a close relationship with the local society. Everyone is welcome. It opens from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. today at the Bryan Coil Center.

Mr. Warren, did you stand in line for the second time? No. Yes, I stood in line myself. I wanted to let you know once again that the Chicago Police Department has a public hearing this evening. This is a place to gather opinions on the appointment of the next police chief. This is a good opportunity for all citizens to make opinions. 그리고 오늘 안건이 모두 만장일치로 통과된 것을 알려드리고 싶었습니다. 이는 매우 드문 일입니다. 이 점을 참고해 주시기 바랍니다. 네. 이로써 오늘 회의는 모두 마무리되었으며, 더 이상 논의할 안건은 없습니다. 감사합니다. 이의 없이 회의를 종료합니다. 좋습니다.