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You guys argue too much. That you make people not want to listen

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That’s what such great help I was unable to hear this

Thank you for posting this. I missed the meeting

Absolutely amazingly beautiful work

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:07 🙏 *Invocation and Meeting Start* - Councilwoman Jones leads an invocation. - Councilwoman Fared chairs the meeting in the absence of the Council President. 02:44 📋 *Agenda Adoption and Roll Call* - Agenda modifications, roll call, and adoption of the agenda. - Removal of item seven (presentation by Enrich) discussed and voted on. 05:07 💼 *Minutes Approval and ARPA Funding Programs Overview* - Approval of minutes from various sessions. - Overview of ARPA-funded programs and their current status. 06:33 💰 *Good Samaritan Hardship Fund Update* - Details on the successful Good Samaritan Hardship Fund. - 86 households assisted with an average award of almost $3,500. 09:33 🏢 *Community Resilience Hardship Fund* - Updates on the Community Resilience Hardship Fund for businesses and nonprofits. - Review of applications, approvals, and remaining funds. 11:48 🏡 *Intergenerational Poverty Relief Fund* - Status of the Intergenerational Poverty Relief Fund. - Overview of approved applications, leveraging additional funds, and remaining allocation. 13:38 🏠 *Housing Authority of Glenn Arden* - Detailed information on the $60,000 grant to the Housing Authority. - Focus on residential unit improvements and approval process. 15:24 🏡 *Homeowners Association Assistance Program* - Overview of the $60,000 grant to Homeowners Associations. - Challenges in communication and contact with HOA representatives. 17:13 📅 *US Treasury Guidelines Update* - Update on the US Treasury's interim final rule regarding ARPA funds. - Key points on obligation deadlines, subrecipient obligations, and limitations on fund reallocation. 20:36 ⏳ *Timeline and Recommendations* - Discussion on the timeline for allocating remaining ARPA funds. - Recommendations for timely obligation, monitoring, and collaboration. 25:57 🔄 *Flexibility and Adaptability* - Assurance of providing alternatives and plans for any last-minute modifications. 26:37 ❓ *Clarification and Additional Questions* - Council seeks clarification on the applicability of guidelines. - Discussion on potential contractual considerations and obligations. 26:49 🏛️ *Administration of ARPA Funds* - City is pivoting to work with the city manager and treasurer for comprehensive ARPA fund management. - Discussion on obtaining a report or dashboard for earmarked funds, spending status, and obligations. 27:45 📊 *Reporting on ARPA Funded Projects* - Collaboration with city treasurer and manager to assess ARPA funds' status. - Detailed report planning for each project, including allocation, spending, and remaining funds. 29:12 💰 *Intergenerational Poverty Relief Fund* - Query on the status of the Intergenerational Poverty Relief Fund applications. - Discussion on potential reallocation and concerns about responses from HOAs. 30:17 🤝 *Acknowledgment and Question on the Fund* - Appreciation for management efforts. - Question regarding the start date of Intergenerational Poverty Relief Fund applications. 31:29 💡 *Start Date of Intergenerational Poverty Relief Fund Applications* - Confirmation of Intergenerational Poverty Relief Fund application start date in August. - Contextual discussion on the delay in processing and movement on the project. 34:36 📣 *Promoting Intergenerational Poverty Relief Fund* - Encouragement to promote the program to increase applications. - Surprising low application numbers and suggestions for outreach. 35:29 📝 *Follow-up on HOAs* - Discussion on challenges in obtaining responses from HOAs. - Request for assistance from elected officials in obtaining contact information for HOAs. 37:40 🕰️ *Keeping Focus on ARPA Funded Projects* - Emphasis on keeping focus on ARPA projects, both in terms of obligation and spending. - Encouragement for prompt action to allocate remaining funds. 39:57 🚦 *Legislation: Speed Cameras and Red Light Cameras* - Discussion on legislation for speed and red-light cameras on Martin Luther King Jr. Highway. - Focus on improving traffic safety with visible camera installations. 43:17 🛣️ *Designation of School Zone* - Clarification on the process of designating school zones and residential districts. 49:36 📜 *Correction in Legislation* - Identification of a typographical error in the legislation regarding the authorization to execute a contract. 50:52 🏢 *Renovation Proposal by Redlu Architects* - Introduction of a proposal for architectural and engineering design services for the Nutrition Center, Council Chambers, and related areas. 52:04 💡 *Discussion on Renovation Budget* - Council discusses the budget for proposed renovations. 59:46 🏡 *Property Tax Rebate Resolution* - Council revisits a resolution for a property tax rebate to Glenarden homeowners. 01:00:36 📻 *Purchase of Radios for Police Department* - Discussion about purchasing radios for the police department. 01:01:33 🚶 *Resolution for Sidewalk Retrofit* - Council deliberates on a resolution for retrofitting sidewalks in Glenarden. 01:09:26 🌐 *Communication Enhancement Task Force* - Introduction of a resolution to establish an intermunicipal and county communication enhancement task force. 01:16:56 🚓 *Police Training Agreement Discussion* - Council discusses a resolution to authorize an agreement with Lexip Pole for police training and procedures. 01:19:08 📜 *Mayor's Letters to County Council and Senator Benson* - Mayor Cross explains letters sent to County Council regarding development legislation reviews. 01:23:38 🗓️ *Schedule for Gold Room and Community Center Fees Discussion* - Discussion on scheduling dates (January 16, 17, 23, 24) for the Gold Room and Community Center fees discussion. 01:27:02 🎙️ *Black History Event Planning* - Councilmember Herring shares an inquiry about organizing a Black History event. 01:30:27 🏢 *Elevator Project Status Update* - Inquiry about the status of the elevator project for the municipal center. 01:33:28 🍽️ *Nutrition Center Proposal Separation* - Councilman Herring emphasizes the need to separate proposals for the Nutrition Center and Council Chambers. 01:34:54 🚗 *Parking Permit Implementation Urgency* - Councilman Herring addresses the urgency of implementing the parking permit ordinance. 01:37:42 🚔 *Parking Permit Enforcement Concerns* - Councilwoman Di and Councilman Jones raise concerns about enforcement during off-hours and holidays. 01:41:23 🚗 *Event Planning: Polar Express Critique* - Critique of the Polar Express event organization. 01:43:28 🧾 *Budget Allocation and Special Events* - Councilman Herring addresses the budget allocation for special events. 01:46:29 🎉 *Positive Remarks on Polar Express Event* - Councilman Herring praises the administration for successfully organizing the Polar Express event. 01:48:05 📊 *Budget Clarification and Accusations* - Councilwoman Mar clarifies the budget allocation and accuses the mayor of misrepresentation. 01:49:15 🤝 *Community Focus and Council's Stance* - Councilwoman Mar emphasizes the community focus over personal recognition. 01:55:05 🔄 *Conflict of Interest and Proposal Rejection* - Discussion on a conflict of interest regarding a proposal from Cross Entertainment. 02:03:02 🕵️ *Discussion on Mentorship Program Funding* - Lack of budget for mentorship program. 02:17:25 🌐 *Utility Permit Process Policy Discussion* - Concerns about cable providers digging in the RightWay. 02:26:41 📝 *Email Evidence Regarding Cross Entertainment Invoice* - Email evidence showing the mayor's request for Cross Entertainment support. 02:29:03 📅 *Ethical concerns about Mayor's involvement with Polar Express event* - Mayor's involvement with Polar Express event questioned due to family relationship and position. 02:31:47 🚧 *Stop work order on a curb cut at 8805 Glenarden Parkway* - Stop work order placed on curb cut for 8805 Glenarden Parkway. 02:34:42 📋 *Presentation of a Media Work Order Form for organizing events* - Introduction of a work order form by Monae Ward for event organization. 02:36:40 🌳 *Update on 7th Street Park Project* - Request for the status of the 7th Street Park project. 02:45:00 🚧 *Concerns and questions about the S Street Park project* - Councilmember expresses concerns about the project timeline. 02:52:05 🌱 *Update on Farmers Market and Community Gardens* - Discussion on the status of Farmers Market and Community Gardens legislation. 02:52:58 🌱 *Community Gardens and Farmers Market Exploration* - Meeting with grower Kushel Amin, Jennifer Dudley, and Francis Smith to explore community garden sites and farmers market locations. 02:56:18 🗓️ *Setting Up Schedule for Farmers Market* - Council openness to work with the nonprofit "Community Healing Initiatives Inc" for farmers market and community garden development. 02:57:28 💰 *Cooperative Agreement Considerations* 02:58:14 🌾 *Cooperative's Expansion Plans* - Information about the cooperative's expansion plans, including looking at a 70-acre plot on the Eastern Shore. 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The city is run from property taxes and the citizens should have some input in the charter changes!!!!

How come charter review changes can't be placed on the ballot?

I just I bought a house in glenarden, I did not investigate About this city and It seem that the minimum wage it’s low and working in there it’s not worth because now everything it’s expensive, hope to see an improvement not only on this on many things, I am now part of this bless community I will try my best in this great community

I don't know why only City Council members are on the Charter Review committee.

Go Chief, Mr. President Curtis and Queen Hairston this how real professional should conduct themselves.The final act was when he said I'm Good and the 🎤drops on zoom.

It was nice hearing you speak today on the call. I'll keep in touch. Michelle Sujai Harvey Civil Engineer creating strategies for Sufficity Self-sufficient Cities. From DC/PG County/VA.

Fantastic powerful work! I so wish I could have been there with you all I spent the entire day at OVC Dept of Justice

This is a poorly audio/visual presentation by the city council members of Glenarden .

Such a powerful testimony by Dr. Keith Marshall of the mercies of God, the power of forgiveness and the benefit of trusting God through surrendering, repentance and humility. Giving assurance that while we all may experience difficult times and situations, we can rise up and be who God has destined us to be. He rose up with the help of God and was empowered to help others through his life experiences. God is our deliverer. Continued blesses to Dr. Marshall and his family.

Congratulations cuz I'm so very proud of you ,may God continue to be with you, I love you stay safe

All contracts with the city must end on the last day (June 30th) of the budget year.

i am a Glenarden resident and I got kicked out of the meeting.

Congratulations Chief Regis Bryant .... You are the GOAT.

Congrats Chief Regis Bryant, you are the best

Congratulations Chief Bryant

Congratulations Chief Regis Bryant

The City should have two Council meetings per month.

The city should go back to in-person meetings.

Good work more love from Africa Kenya♥️

My beautiful mayor, way to go Madame Mayor.

You can accually go Hybrid in your Office Building. You can do split shifts, morning and afternoon or groups working every other day.

How does one attend these meets?