Stephanie Gravert-Spitzer

The agenda includes a public comment period, a review of notice of appeal rights, a hearing for a complaint filed by Melanie Cochran and Elizabeth Sullivan against Councilmember Courtney Johnston, and scheduling for next steps.

The committee agenda includes the consideration of multiple resolutions honoring specific individuals for their service, welcoming the Japan National Men's Soccer Team, and recognizing Black Music Month and Juneteenth in the county. Additionally, the committee is scheduled to conduct interviews and consider confirmations for various board and commission appointees, including representatives for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission, Central Business Improvement District Board, Employee Benefit Board, Social Services Commission, Sustainability Advisory Committee, Tourism and Convention Commission, Contract and Compliance Board, and the Hospital Authority.

The committee meeting agenda includes multiple resolutions concerning new pay plans for Board of Health, Police, and Fire department employees. It covers financial appropriations to Park Center, Inc. for opioid recovery support services and approval of various grants, including those for substance misuse intervention, air quality monitoring, homelessness support services, criminal justice system improvements for victims of violent crimes, gun violence reduction, and internet crimes against children investigation funding.

The Metropolitan Council meeting agenda includes the appointment and reappointment of members to various advisory boards and commissions. The agenda covers resolutions regarding the reduction of local sales tax on groceries, the adoption of new pay plans for general employees and those of the Board of Health, Police, and Fire departments, and the approval of several grant contracts and amendments related to affordable housing, public health, safety, and transportation infrastructure. Additionally, the council will consider resolutions honoring distinguished individuals, designating special observances, and introducing various ordinances related to the Metropolitan Code of Laws.

The committee meeting agenda includes several legislative resolutions regarding local sales tax adjustments, the adoption of new pay plans for general government and departmental employees, and the approval of amendments to various contracts and grant agreements. Additionally, the committee will review items related to compensation for the Board of Equalization, the Central Business Improvement District budget, cooperative purchasing agreements for electric vehicle equipment and fleet maintenance, and various affordable housing construction grant contracts. The meeting also covers the review of the fiscal year 2027 budget ordinance and the establishment of the tax levy for the General Services District.