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Stated Meeting, December 16, 2021

Philadelphia City CouncilDec 16, 2021

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Council President Clarke

Yeah, we hear you.

Councilwoman Brooks

All right. Thank you, Council President. I want to take a moment to talk about the resolution that I introduced today, which is the third in a series Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 been doing to recognize the contributions and work of community activists and leaders in the City of Philadelphia. Today's resolution, which so many of my colleagues were kind enough to support, recognizes my friend Ron Whitehorn. Ron's life thus far is a laundry list of hard-fought campaigns for justice and equity. Ron was an early supporter of the desegregation efforts, civil rights, and Black liberation movements. He was a leading voice in the anti-war activism even when penalties for engaging in such work were a high risk and resulted in being put behind bars. He mobilized rank and file workers to fight for better pay and worker conditions and build grassroots power for housing justice and voter rights. But perhaps one of Ron's most prominent accomplishments is his work as a Philadelphia public school teacher for over two decades and his deep commitment Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 includes not only accolades for his teaching, helping found a youth-serving organization and serving as the leadership with the PFT, Ron also fought to improve the accuracy and depth of the curriculum that was taught in schools and exposed injustices in the District through community power journalism. His work didn't stop in the classroom, and if you know Ron, you know that he is committed to education in a broader sense, to the practice of teaching and learning from other people, hearing each other out, and building communities of care and understanding. This is what -- this is at the heart of what makes him such a great activist and leader. His work has always been about giving other people the tools to realize justice for themselves, to sharing resources and knowledge and power-building from the ground up. Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 to list each of the essential movement campaigns that he has been a key part of, we will be here all day. Many of you know him from his work, his integrity, and his good heart. I know him as a person who paved the way for my third-party election to City Council, as a person who envisioned an independent-minded elected official for years before I even knew what was possible, and as a person who believed in and supported me from the very start. Ron draws his strength from the belief that change happens when ordinary people come together and demand it. And it's people like Ron who inspire me to continue my work and to use my position to empower others and build a better Philadelphia for generations to come. And I want to thank you, Ron, and I want to thank his wife, Patty, who is also a powerhouse organizer and labor leader, for everything that they do for Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 want to thank my Council colleagues and Council President. Have a great day.

Council President Clarke

Thank you, Councilwoman. Thank you so much. Appreciate it. Speeches on behalf of the majority? The Chair recognizes Councilman Thomas.

Councilman Thomas

Thank you, Council President, and a couple things that I think are really important that I want to highlight as we close out our last Council session of the year. I first want to just take a moment to say congratulations to the workers at Unite Here. They were able to put themselves in a position where they were going through some tough negotiations, and those workers, who are mostly City residents that we all represent, have been put in a position where they have some level of stability. Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 to say congratulations to them. I also want to offer my condolences to the staff and all of the folks over at Olney High School. This COVID situation, this COVID crisis is one that we talk about often from an economic perspective, from a mental health perspective, the impact it has on crime, but at the end of the day, the virus itself is still killing people and we're seeing a number of different variants. This week we lost our first student as it relates to a COVID death here in the City of Philadelphia, and that was a young lady who attended Olney High School. There will be a memorial for the student, and I don't want to put their business out there, but there will be a memorial for the student. And I know I talked to a number of my colleagues in Council as we as a collective offer our condolences not just to the family of the student but to the Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 as the staff and the other community members in Olney who are hurt by this tragedy. With that being said, we as a Council body must assure that we continue to do the due diligence that we've stepped up to do to make sure that we're educating and encouraging people to get vaccinated. I'm in a number of different conversations where this idea of being vaccinated is still something that folks feel like it's not necessary, whether you're talking about sports and issues there or whether you're talking about the new guidelines around restaurants. It is a sad situation when someone has to die from this unfortunate virus while we have vaccinations available. I'm not judging anybody based on how you feel about a vaccine or what you think should be done, but at the end of the day, this is a serious matter. It's a global pandemic. It's impacting people all across the world, not just in Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 come with their conspiracy theories, we got to recognize that this is global. This is not just a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States thing. People are taking vaccines in countries all across the world, because folks recognize that vaccines are what we are dealing with as it relates to current science and the impact they have on our everyday life. We take vaccines outside of just COVID. We take them for other issues and other things, for our children to attend schools and for -- I think about my father, who is 72 years old. He takes a number of medicines and vaccines to ensure that his health stays up to par. So I did want to get longwinded about that part, because my heart was broken when I found out, and I just want to continue to push people to get vaccinated. The last thing for me on my end Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 communicate my disappointment in some of the things that we're hearing as it relates to student loan debt. One of our colleagues, Councilmember Brooks, introduced a resolution a little while back looking at this issue around student loan debt, and we know that the federal government is looking to have student loan payments resume sometime early next year. That is something that is extremely unfortunate.

Councilman Thomas

When you look at the poverty in the City of Philadelphia and other urban areas all across the country, one of the things that people really were banking on is this idea of some type of initiative to address the student loan debt that an entire generation of people are dealing with. I myself am a victim, victim of student loan debt. I know a lot of my colleagues in Council also have issues with student loan debt. And at the end of the day, we have some important Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 place next year, and not to be partisan at all, because that's not what this is about, we have a catastrophe in this country as it relates to the cost of a quality education, and when you look at the amount of debt that an entire generation is faced with as it relates to student loans, it is crippling households. It will cripple households next year. The inflation that we're seeing not just in Philadelphia but all across the country is significant. The stimulus dollars that people got seems like it was years ago. So at the end of the day, I am really concerned about the student loan debt issue that we have as a nation, specifically the impact it has on us as folks who represent the people of Philadelphia, and I am challenging myself first and my colleagues to figure out what can we do to advocate to the federal government to put together some type of Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 initiative to be able to deal with the student loan crisis that we're facing. Thank you, Council President. Thank you, colleagues. I appreciate your time.

Council President Clarke

Thank you, Councilman. Thank you. And our hearts are heavy for that young person that was lost due to COVID. This is real in every sense of the word. Unfortunately, we may have a very difficult winter if people don't figure out a way to get vaccinated. The Chair recognizes Councilman Green.

Councilman Green

Thank you, Council President. I echo those comments that you made and thank you, Councilmember Thomas, for bringing this to our attention, and thank you, Council President, for your leadership in getting us as members of Council to do PSAs to get people to get Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 so important that we do that. As this is our last Council session, I want to wish all of my colleagues, the staff, City employees, and all of Philadelphia a happy holiday season. It's important for us to get those booster shots and even original shots so that we can get together during the holiday season. I know this has been a very challenging time period, and fortunately many of us will be able to get together over the holidays. And as we prepare for the holiday season, we also prepare for a new year. Many of us make resolutions to possibly eat less, work out more, lose a little weight. I know on a personal level, I'm going to try to not wait until the last minute to do some of my "honey do" tasks that I need to do in the household. But even though we can make these personal resolutions to do better, Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 a city can also resolve to do better. And when I talk about resolutions, I hope we as a city can resolve to do a better job to address the gun violence in our city. We have to acknowledge there's a gun violence crisis in order to address gun violence. And so I want to thank our District Attorney, Larry Krasner, for making that apology and acknowledging the gun crisis issue in our city. And it's an issue that all of us know has really impacted our city in a lot of different ways. And this issue is not an either/or situation, and if you listened to the recent comments by San Francisco Mayor, London Breed, it's not one or the other. It's not safety or justice. It's safety and justice. It's not reform or accountability. It's reform and accountability. And we can applaud and also be critical at the same time. Just like I Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 former Assistant District Attorney the DA's Office and Larry Krasner and the great work they're doing regarding the Conviction Integrity Unit and also making great efforts regarding bail reform, I can also be critical of the decrease in the gun case convictions in our city. I can also applaud the Police Department, who is on a record number of gun arrests in our city, but our clearance rates for homicides are very, very low. So we can applaud and also be critical. And we know we have a gun crisis in this city, and this body has stated to the Mayor, Mayor Kenney, we need a state of emergency in our city. We also as members of City Council, the Mayor, the District Attorney, and Police Commissioner all need to work together collaboratively to address this issue. Now, on Tuesday there was an announcement that we had a decrease in Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 18th and 19th Police District in West Philadelphia, and that's a step in the right direction, the collaboration between Attorney General Shapiro and Commissioner Outlaw and the type of collaboration we need going forward, and we need this collaboration at the federal, state, and local level if we're going to address gun violence in the City of Philadelphia. So as we prepare for the holiday season, I wish everyone a happy and safe holidays. And as we prepare for 2022, let's as a city, let's resolve to have a safer city next year for all of Philadelphians. Thank you, Council President.

Council President Clarke

Thank you, Councilman. Well spoken on those very, very pertinent issues. The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Gauthier.

Councilwoman Gauthier

I think Councilmember Gilmore Richardson was Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021

Council President Clarke

I'm sorry. I'm sending what they send me.

Councilwoman Gauthier

Oh, okay. I'm happy to go if she doesn't want to go then.

Councilwoman Richardson

You're first, colleague.

Councilwoman Gauthier

Okay. Thank you, Council President, and good afternoon, everyone. As we approach the end of our last Council meeting of 2021, it feels like an appropriate moment to look back on what we've accomplished and what's to come. For one thing, it's hard to believe that the "Freshmen Four" are coming up on two full years in Council. I'm grateful for the partnership of my freshmen colleagues, whose support and friendship has been invaluable during this extremely unique time to enter elected office. The opportunity to use policy Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 and affordable neighborhoods was what inspired me to run in the first place, and I'm proud of the progress we've made on that front this session. Today, this body approved the mixed-income neighborhoods overlay bill, which Councilmember Quinones-Sanchez and I have been collaborating on for practically my entire time in office. This is Philadelphia's first-ever mandatory inclusionary zoning legislation. It will preserve affordability in some of Philadelphia's most rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods by requiring that affordable housing be part of new, large development projects in certain parts of the Third and Seventh District. This is critically important because of the ever-increasing risk of displacement that our low-income Black and Brown communities are facing. To give you a sense of the kind of impact this would have in West and Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 Philly, if we look at data on residential development just in the Third District alone, if we look at all the permits for apartment buildings with ten or more units, over the last three years that comes out to 3,100 new units that have been approved. Virtually none of these units were affordable. So if we do the math, if our bill had been in place just three years ago, we'd have 620 additional affordable homes in our district built by the private sector. We all want to see Philadelphia grow, but not if it's at the expense of low-income and working-class residents, who are seeing their options for safe and stable housing shrink with each passing year. I think I speak for both Councilmember Sanchez and myself when I say that keeping our neighborhoods affordable for the individuals and families who have lived there for generations is our number one priority. Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 you, Councilmember, for your partnership and for always being such a strong champion for affordable housing and sustainable communities. It's so exciting to see this finally cross the finish line, and I want to thank all of my colleagues for your support. We need to use every tool at our disposal to generate new affordable housing, and with that in mind, today I introduced a new bill to encourage the use of City-owned vacant land for affordable housing as well as community gardens. With each piece of City-owned land lost to for-profit development, the City loses an opportunity to shore up affordability and community-serving uses that will have long-term benefits. If passed, this bill would give grassroots community organizations a leg up in the competition to acquire this land. I'm incredibly grateful to the Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 Communities for their close collaboration on this effort and for their tireless advocacy on behalf of Philadelphia residents. In addition to generating new units of affordable housing, we need to focus on preserving the ones that already exist. That's why this session I introduced a bill to protect expiring affordable housing in the Third District, including the University City Townhomes, an affordable housing development at 40th and Market that is in danger of being sold and razed and replaced by a market-rate commercial development.

Councilwoman Gauthier

But the reality is that the University City Townhomes are irreplaceable, dozens of three-bedroom apartments with rents that are 90 percent cheaper than what you can get on the open market in the middle of some of the hottest real estate in the City. This is something that can't be replicated in Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 Furthermore, this site was formerly part of the Black Bottom, the Black working-class neighborhood that was destroyed to make way for the University City Science Center back in the late '60s and early '70s. This makes the prospect of its loss even more of an injustice. Unfortunately, the affordable housing emergency we're seeing with the townhomes isn't limited to this site. Hundreds of developments across Philadelphia, including dozens in my district, have affordability contracts with HUD that could potentially expire within the next five years. Thousands more units in low-income housing tax credit properties could also go offline. Because property values have increased so much during the course of these contracts, for-profit operators are more and more choosing not to continue offering affordable housing so that they can maximize their profits, and Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 ones who suffer the consequences of that. That's why today I introduced a resolution calling for hearings to explore the issue of expiring affordability contracts and how those expirations will impact the availability of affordable housing in our city. We look forward to examining the roles and responsibilities of every level of government to stave off this impending crisis. And, Council President, I would be remiss if I did not take the time to recognize some of the other vital work this body has done on housing this session, in particular NPI, the $400 million initiative that will strengthen our neighborhoods and combat critical issues like housing affordability. This is a historic investment, and these funds are critically needed by our constituents. So thank you, Council President, for your Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 on this. I also want to take a moment to recognize my colleague Councilmember Helen Gym for her groundbreaking work on Philadelphia's eviction diversion program, which has become a national model to keep renters safely housed. This program has been a lifeline for many during an unprecedented global pandemic, and I'm thrilled that this body today extended the program for the year to come. Thank you, Councilmember Gym, for your leadership, your partnership, and your friendship. Clearly we have a lot to be grateful and hopeful for, but at the same time, I can't help but feel devastated by how gun violence continues to tear our communities apart. As we all know, this has been a record-breaking year of violence. With two weeks still left to go in 2021, we've already lost dozens more Philadelphians to gun violence than in 2020, which also saw record levels of Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 is incalculable, but I'm grateful to partner with all of you on steps that bring us closer to restoring peace and safety in our communities. This body made an extraordinary investment in anti-violence efforts in the FY22 budget. The City's Violence Prevention and Opportunity Monitoring Group has prioritized the distribution of over $13 million in grants to grassroots organizations who are on the ground working with residents to stem the violence in a variety of ways. I'm so thrilled that so many organizations will benefit from this support and that our neighborhoods will too, and I'm proud that this is a direct result of the work and advocacy of City Council.

Councilwoman Gauthier

At the same time, I must point out that the Kenney Administration still has not implemented a comprehensive emergency response to this crisis, and I think that many of my colleagues Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 friend and colleague in the Second District, Councilmember Johnson, continues to exemplify this body's commitment to combatting the City's gun violence crisis. He has continued to lead the Special Committee on Gun Violence, holding multiple hearings this session, and continues to push all of our government partners to do more to combat this epidemic. Councilmember, I admire your work and deeply value our partnership. I also want to take a moment to highlight our recent work with Controller Rebecca Rhynhart. There are 14 zip codes in our city where the vast majority of gun violence is concentrated. This session I partnered with the Controller to advocate for communities in these zip codes to be flooded with resources and supports, from enhanced rec center offerings, to behavioral health services, to high-quality jobs for people most Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 in the cycle of violence, and expanded crisis intervention efforts. And the reason why we're pushing so hard on this is because it's a matter of racial justice. Decades of racist public policy of disinvestment in our Black neighborhoods have left people suffering. In this moment when our city and country are laser focused on ending racial oppression, this should be the moment that we break this cycle of violence. We can't have equity in our communities when people are scared for their lives and the lives of their families because of gun violence in their neighborhoods. And so we need to intentionally reinvest in these neighborhoods to counteract the cumulative systemic harm they've experienced and to continue -- and that they continue to experience right now. But I also want to be clear that gun violence is a net loss for every Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 single corner of our city. It puts a mint strain on our medical institutions. It generates staggering costs to our criminal justice entities, which get handed down to taxpayers, and it disincentivizes economic growth, threatening to stifle Philadelphia's long-term prosperity. All of this is why I won't stop pushing on this issue until we see the kind of response that Philadelphians expect and deserve. But even though we still have a long road ahead of us, I'm very proud of the work that my colleagues and I are doing to build a city that prioritizes the well-being of all Philadelphians. We are on the path towards equity and fairness across the City. Thank you so very much.

Council President Clarke

Thank you, Councilwoman. The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Gilmore Richardson. Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021

Councilwoman Richardson

Thank you, Mr. President. First, I just wanted to offer my sincere condolences to the family on the loss of the young person at Olney High to COVID-19. It's a very, very sad and difficult time, and their family will be in my prayers. Mr. President, as we conclude year two of this term, I wanted to pause and thank you and all of my colleagues in City Council for the work we continue to do together to really take substantial steps to move Philadelphia forward. I truly am honored to serve with each and every one of you, and I look forward to the hard but necessary work we will do together ahead in the new year. And to all the staffers and all the team members in Council, from one former staffer to another, thank you all for the work that you continue to do to make us look good, because it's not us. It's really the work that you do. So Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 you, each and every one of you behind the scenes, from the tech team to your team, Council President, all of our Council, staff members, sergeant-at-arms, everyone. We thank you, thank you, thank you for your work. Mr. President, I also wanted to thank my sorors of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated and my brothers of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated for providing testimony during our public comment session today in advance of several high-profile meetings that will take place here in the City of Philadelphia. First, the members of Zeta will be here for our International Executive Board meeting January 6th through the 8th. We have a hybrid model, some in person and some will be online virtually. And our brothers will be here March 30th through April 3rd for their Regional Conference. And, finally, Mr. President, the members of Zeta will be here for our Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 -- we call it our Boule -- in July. So we are really looking forward to welcoming the blue and white family to the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Effectiveness, Councilmember Green, next year. We are really going to paint this city blue and white all year long. Next, Mr. President, I wanted to thank my colleague Councilmember Jones for the resolution recognizing and congratulating Mr. Donald Hunt on his retirement from the Philadelphia Tribune. He is indeed a Philadelphia sports media legend, and Mr. Hunt once said, I hope that people remember that I worked extremely hard to get the best story that I could and that I always gave them something that they didn't know about from before. And with over 40 years in the industry, his determination and diligent work will be reflected in the legacy he leaves behind. Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 limits and inspired generations of journalists with his passion for his field, from the NFL to the NBA and even college sports. He became the first African American sportswriter to enter the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame. So, Mr. Donald Hunt, I hope you're listening. Thank you for leading such a remarkable career and for all you have done for both the City of Philadelphia and the field of sportswriting. Your reputation and career precedes you, and we are so grateful for your service. So enjoy every moment of your well-deserved retirement, and thank you so much for the stories on Emlen Tunnell when we were trying to keep his name alive in the media. And, finally, Mr. President, I wanted to give kudos to another sister in service, the Mayor of San Francisco, Mayor London Breed, who boldly declared Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 the way to improve public safety in the City of San Francisco. She stated, We are past the point where what we see is even remotely acceptable.

Councilwoman Richardson

She stated, All of our residents, our workers and everyone who visits our city, should feel safe no matter what part of town they are in. She went on to state, We are a city that prides ourselves on second chances and rehabilitation, but we are not a city where anything goes. Our compassion should not be mistaken for weakness and indifference. And lastly, Mr. President, she stated, At the end of the day, the safety of the people of San Francisco is the most important thing to me. Mr. President, the safety and well-being of the residents of the City of Philadelphia is the most important thing to me, and we have a lot of work to do to address the inequities and disinvestment that has happened over the Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 years, and we are doing that work. And I thank you, colleagues, for supporting the work to update our minor curfew law and establish curfew centers that will open in four days, four days. And I thank you all for making an unprecedented investment in gun violence prevention and intervention in our city. But we must be clear that lawlessness in our city cannot be tolerated, and we must do all we can to ensure our city, our neighbors and our friends, our visitors, and others feel safe in our city. So I look forward to being a part of the solutions that lead to a safer Philadelphia. Thank you so much, Mr. President. Thank you, colleagues. Happy holidays to you and your families.

Council President Clarke

Thank you. Thank you, Council Lady. The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Parker.

Councilwoman Parker

Thank Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 you, Mr. President. Mr. President, when I'm usually having a difficult time, I don't care if it's work and juggling a heavy load or personally of family, I have a cousin whose name is Ameen and he calls me and he says, Cherelle, God gives the hardest jobs to his strongest soldiers. God gives the hardest jobs to his strongest soldiers. It's with that spirit in mind, Mr. President, that I wanted to take this opportunity to say to you and to all of our colleagues that it is more than an honor and a privilege to serve our great city with each of you. Mr. President, heavy is the head that wears the crown. Some people would like to think that this is a dictatorship, but they don't see the behind-the-scenes work that you do when you're pulling myself and Whip Jones and Deputy Whip Squilla and all of our members together. Everybody has a body Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 work on to get done to contribute to this legislative body, and I want each and every one of you to know that I am proud of our work as a body. I will not single out any specific piece of legislation and/or administrative change that has been made as a result of our advocacy, but I want each of us to just take a minute during this time to recognize the work that we have done together as a team. I think that's extremely important, and it's not something that we get an opportunity to do, because we find ourselves often in robotic mode where we are constantly responding to crises and trying to address issues, but I wanted to make sure that we put that on the radar. In addition to that, Mr. President, I do have to note for the record that earlier in the session, I held a hearing on the issue of violence in our city and its connection to the economic viability of our neighborhood Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 corridors, and it was a citywide representation, those who testified, from community development corporations, from BIDs, from RCOs, who were very direct and intentional, Mr. President, about acknowledging the fact that we need community policing, that residents throughout the City of Philadelphia have said there is no better way for us to try to mend and rebuild relationships with law enforcement without community policing. What does that mean? Beat officers in our neighborhoods, Mr. President, walking the beat, those officers who were on bike patrol, who were going in and out of small businesses, stopping at recreation centers, stopping at schools just to check in to say, hey, is everything okay, anything needs to be brought to my attention, please let me know. We have to make that a priority. I appreciate Councilmembers Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 Richardson acknowledging the very bold step taken by San Francisco Mayor London Breed and her efforts, because sometimes when you don't put up your finger to see which way the wind blows but you have to make a tough decision, there's a lot of noise around it, but usually that noise is not connected to the people who are closest to the pain. And in our instance, in our great City of Philadelphia, I hope we will continue to keep our ears to the ground and listen to the people and what they are saying to us in neighborhoods across the City about our need to have a more safer, cleaner, and an economically viable city for all that provides opportunity for all. In addition to that, I want to say this, Mr. President: Councilmember Brooks, thank you so very much for acknowledging Ron, who is a resident of the Ninth Councilmanic District, who I've had the opportunity to work with on a Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 occasions, both he and his wife, Patty.

Councilwoman Parker

He's more than well-deserving of this honor, and I want to thank you, Councilmember Brooks. I want to thank you, Councilmember Thomas, for bringing to my attention the tragedy that occurred with the student relative to COVID at Olney High School and do want to send my condolences not only to the student's family but to the entire Olney High School family. Now, finally, Mr. President, this is something fun. And, Councilmember Green, I got a little angry when you talked about resolutions about losing weight, because this is food time, and I am hoping that everybody, everybody will find a way to enjoy some time with their family and friends and don't take lightly, don't take lightly the importance of fellowship in any way that we possibly can. And to Councilmember Gym, I Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 to you, Councilmember: I know you said you weren't prepared to speak today, but I want you to know you were well prepared. Okay? You didn't intend on it, but you were prepared today, and I thank you for the work you have done on the legislation that you acknowledge. Again, colleagues, special thank you to each of you. Remember, God gives the hardest jobs to his strongest soldiers. I'm proud to work with each and every one of you. You're strong soldiers. To all of our staff, to the Administration, we can't get anything done without you. We can legislate all we want, but when it comes to implementation, we have to work with the men and women who keep this city going. And to our tech team, thank you so very much for making sure that dinosaur folks like Cherelle Parker, who can't seem to get a grip and to wrap her Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 technology, that I find a way to make it on here every week and through hearings just to get done. Thank you all. Happy holidays.

Council President Clarke

Thank you. Thank you, Councilwoman. The Chair recognizes Councilman Jones.

Councilman Jones

Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, colleagues. Just real quick, because I've heard some really powerful points today about the work we do, about the reason we do it, and so I don't need to echo any of that, but just say amen. But I do want to have three wishes for 2022. One of them is to look at that hundred shooter review with a goal towards no more kids going to jail for murder and no more kids dying because of it. That's number one. Number two, that we do our redistricting and finally from the federal level, to the state level, to the Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 areas that we will serve going forward. That's number two. Then number three is voter education, voter registration, and I link the two because a famous state rep, my mentor, said to me, David P. Richardson, that to give a voter registration card without doing voter education is like giving the keys to a car without driving lessons, and I totally agree. So those are my three wishes, Mr. President, and I hope my colleagues will help me to get all three of them through. Thank you, Mr. President.

Council President Clarke

Thank you, Councilman. Councilman, I can tell you on one of those wishes with respect to redistricting, that's going to happen, because one of the probably only two members here in this current Council remember what it was like not to get paid when we didn't conclude our redistricting, right? That was not fun. Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 that done at the appropriate time. I think that concludes our speeches. Just real brief, and I'm not supposed to speak on the podium, virtual as it may be. The bottom line, I just want to, first of all, say how much I appreciate all of you. You know, as the Council President, I get to talk to all of you on a very confidential and personal level, and you know how much I appreciate those relationships, right? Some of you all make me feel like the old uncle and some of you all make me feel like the child when I get scolded by some of you, but at the end of the day, it's a special kind of relationship that most people don't see. And I know how much you all care about the City on a very personal level, and I just want to say how much I really enjoy having this relationship with you all. The last two years have been -I don't have to tell anybody. You all Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 difficult it has been, but in spite of it, I must say how proud I am of all of the members of Council how in spite of all of the things that we've had to deal with, we continue to work. We continue to work hard. We didn't take a step back. We didn't get cautious. We moved full steam ahead. I mean, you think about those issues that we had to deal with in this environment, starting with COVID, I mean, we were out there. We continue. Councilman Thomas referenced, we're out here messaging, doing masks, all those kind of things since COVID determines the direction on pretty much everything at this point in time. You know, continuing to push forward on jobs and education, just creative matters that you all have come with. Education, we are involved in it on a day-to-day basis, sometimes way more than we should be, but we can't help ourselves, because we understand how Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 the end of the day. This whole issue with respect to gun violence, it is, first and foremost, on everybody's mind regardless of where you live. I represent the most diverse district in the state, and whenever I go to a town meeting in my district, it comes up, right, this whole issue with violence. And I don't care however we want to characterize it or what we should be doing, the terms that have been used, from emergency to crisis, all that, at the end of the day, we have to agree on one thing - the scope of what we're dealing with, so we can truly work together and everybody can take a role. Everybody can take the responsibility of their role and take it to the fullest. Finger pointing is not going to get it done, right? Just get it done. The citizens expect that from us. Our neighborhood quality of life, the significant investment that we Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 make, both federal, state, and local, is so important. So while I want to say how much you all have given and from the heart, from the soul, as hard as you guys have worked, the average citizen out there wants you to take it up to another level. I mean, that's just the simple reality. They're not going to let us pat ourselves on the back and talk about how good we were and all the great we did. So as we've listened to these speeches over the last half hour, 45 minutes, we have pretty much set a threshold for us to do a lot of things and a lot of good things, and I know that you all are capable of it, and we're going to take it to the next level.

Council President Clarke

So we ask all the citizens to continue to lean on us, to continue to look for us to do better things, more things, because we are truly the people's elected official. All due respect to everybody else, we are the front line Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 politics. They see us more. They have more access to us, and that expectation rises based on that ability to interact with us and to access us. So I just want to say, first and foremost, thank you all. Thank you for the personal relationship. Thank you for the work you do. Enjoy your holiday, because we got to get back to work in January. So whatever you're going to do, be prepared to take it to the next level. All of our feet will be on the pedals. God bless you all. Thank you so much. I really appreciate you all. We're going to continue to handle the people's business as aggressively as we can. And with that, I will recognize the Whip, Councilman Jones, for a motion to adjourn.

Councilman Jones

Thank you, Mr. President. I move that Council stand adjourned until Thursday, January 20th, Dec 16, 2021 Stated Meeting December 16, 2021 2022 at 10:00 a.m. (Duly seconded.)

Council President Clarke

All those in favor indicate by saying aye. (Aye.)

Council President Clarke

Those opposed? (No response.)

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