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+## Meeting Information
+
+- Date: September 30, 2024
+- Title: Budget Committee Regular Meeting
+- Present: Aisha Chughtai (Chair), Emily Koski (Vice Chair), Elliot Payne, Robin Wonsley, Michael Rainville, LaTrisha Vetaw, Jason Chavez, Linea Palmisano, Jeremiah Ellison (joined late)
+- Absent: Jamal Osman, Katie Cashman, Andrea Jenkins, Aurin Chowdhury
+- Guests: Lauren Melham (Deputy Chief Operations Officer), Brett Hjelle (DCOO), Alexander Cato, Andrew Ballard, Trudy Ken Stead, Jessica Stone
+- Votes: 0
+
+## Highlights
+
+- Presentation of the Mayor's Recommended Budget for the Office of Public Service Administration
+- Discussion on the implementation of the new government structure
+- Overview of the Office of Public Service's achievements and priorities
+- New budget request for departmental capacity building
+
+## Discussion
+
+### Office of Public Service Administration Budget Presentation
+
+Deputy Chief Operations Officer Lauren Melham presented the Mayor's Recommended Budget for the Office of Public Service Administration. Key points included:
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+- Overview of the Office of Public Service structure, including 17 departments and the roles of the Chief Operations Officer and Deputy COOs
+- Priorities include establishing an antiracist workplace, implementing Mayor and Council objectives, and providing executive leadership to enhance service delivery
+- Achievements highlighted included implementing the new government structure, progress on community engagement for projects like George Floyd Square, and support for major events in the city
+- A new budget request of $30,000 for departmental capacity building was presented
+
+Councilmember Chavez inquired about specific programs or recommendations in the budget to support the objective of establishing an antiracist workplace. Melham responded by mentioning the Metamorphosis training program and ongoing leadership development sessions.
+
+Vice Chair Koski asked about the factors driving the 11% increase in salaries and wages from 2024 to 2025. Melham explained that this was due to fully funding a new senior project manager position for the Climate Legacy Initiative and reclassifications of existing positions.
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+No vote was taken as this was an informational presentation.
+
+## Public Comments
+
+There were no public comments during this meeting.

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+## Meeting Information
+
+- Date: September 30, 2023
+- Title: Committee of the Whole Regular Meeting
+- Present: Elliot Payne, Robin Wonsley, Michael Rainville, LaTrisha Vetaw, Jeremiah Ellison, Andrea Jenkins, Jason Chavez, Aisha Chughtai, Emily Koski, Aurin Chowdhury, Linea Palmisano
+- Absent: Jamal Osman, Katie Cashman
+- Guests: Jared Jeffries (Chief of Staff for the Office of Community Safety), Jen Saunders (Managing City Attorney)
+- Votes: 1
+
+## Highlights
+
+- Contract amendment with Danny Murphy Consulting, LLC for services related to the Court Enforceable Settlement Agreement
+- Transition of the contract from the City Attorney's Office to the Office of Community Safety
+- Reports from various standing committees on matters to be considered by the full Council
+
+## Discussion
+
+### Contract Amendment with Danny Murphy Consulting, LLC
+
+Jared Jeffries from the Office of Community Safety presented a contract amendment for Danny Murphy Consulting, LLC. The original contract, capped at $300,000, was for expert witness services through the City Attorney's Office. The amendment proposes to:
+
+1. Increase the contract cap by $600,000 to a total of $900,000
+2. Extend the contract through the end of 2025
+3. Transition the contract from the City Attorney's Office to the Office of Community Safety
+
+Jeffries highlighted Mr. Murphy's extensive experience with consent decrees in cities like New Orleans and Baltimore, and his valuable expertise in implementing the terms of the consent decree and settlement agreement in Minneapolis.
+
+Council President Payne expressed support for the transition, stating:
+
+"We should be really structuring our tools and expertise and talent in the places that they need to be for the long term, and that was why [we're moving this] into OCS because we know that's going to be where a lot of this implementation work will ultimately be housed."
+
+The item passed unanimously with no further discussion.
+
+Vote: Passed unanimously
+
+## Public Comments
+
+There were no public comments recorded in this transcript.