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The Baltimore City Council's Ongoing Fight for a Comprehensive, Coordinated Gun Violence Reduction Strategy for Baltimore
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Baltimore City Council President Brandon M. Scott
⟶ Updated 26 Nov 2019 ⟶
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Public Safety Committee, chaired by Councilman Brandon Scott, releases "Live To Be More: A Comprehensive Gun Violence Reduction Strategy"
Councilman Scott introduces 17-0002R, requesting a Coordinated Agency Violence Reduction Strategy between BPD, the Health Department, DPW, DOT, Rec and Parks, MOED, Housing, CitiStat, and BDC.
Councilman Scott holds first public hearing on a Coordinated Agency Violence Reduction Strategy (17-0002R).
City Council adopts Resolution 17-0002R: Coordinated Agency Violence Reduction Strategy.
Councilman Scott introduces 17-0059R to begin regular discussions on BPD staffing, recruitment, and retention and its impact on curtailing the rise in violence crime.
Councilman Scott holds second public hearing on a Coordinated Agency Violence Reduction Strategy (17-0002R). The hearing is started, but then abruptly ended by Councilman Scott because of dissatisfaction with a lack of a crime-fighting plan by the Mayor's Office.
Councilman Scott holds third public hearing on a Coordinated Agency Violence Reduction Strategy (17-0002R).
Councilman Scott introduces 18-0060R: Multi-Year Coordinated Comprehensive Multi-Agency Violence Reduction Strategy, to request MOCJ coordinates with all city agencies to produce a comprehensive crime plan for Baltimore.
Councilman Scott holds first public hearing on the Multi-Year Coordinated Comprehensive Multi-Agency Violence Reduction Strategy (18-0060R).
Councilman Scott holds second public hearing on the Multi-Year Coordinated Comprehensive Multi-Agency Violence Reduction Strategy (18-0060R).
Councilman Scott holds third public hearing on the Multi-Year Coordinated Comprehensive Multi-Agency Violence Reduction Strategy (18-0060R).
Councilman Scott holds fourth public hearing on the Multi-Year Coordinated Comprehensive Multi-Agency Violence Reduction Strategy (18-0060R).
Council President Scott introduces an ordinance requiring the creation of a Biennial Comprehensive Crime Reduction Plan (19-0451).
Council President participates in hearing on a bill he introduced, 19-0451: Biennial Comprehensive Crime Reduction Plan. The Mayor's Office presents no progress on a comprehensive plan and says the only plan that will exist is the Police Commissioner's.
Councilman Scott holds a worksession on a Coordinated Agency Violence Reduction Strategy (17-0002R).
Councilman Scott holds a voting session on a Coordinated Agency Violence Reduction Strategy (17-0002R).
Council President Scott and Councilman Eric Costello call on Police Commissioner Harrison to present a crime plan by Friday's budget hearing on BPD. “BPD must prepare a crime reduction plan to be included in the City’s comprehensive violence reduction plan, and BPD must make that plan available to the City Council.”
Commissioner Harrison announces BPD's Crime Plan at Police Headquarters. Mayor Young remarks that a compliment to the Commissioner's plan, detailing the role city agencies can play in the crime fight, will be released in the coming weeks.
