The Organizational Development Standing Committee meeting held on October 6, 2025, focused on the city's legislative agenda for the upcoming 2026 Virginia General Assembly. Devon Cabot from 2 Capitals Consulting presented the initial draft of the legislative proposal, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with city council members.

Cabot, along with colleagues Maddie Bussey and Ed Reed, highlighted that they have been working closely with city officials for approximately 35 days to gather input on legislative priorities. The team has engaged with nearly all council members through phone and Zoom meetings to ensure that the proposed agenda reflects the city's needs and goals.

During the presentation, Cabot noted that the discussions revealed several broad themes that will guide the legislative agenda. While specific details of these themes were not disclosed in the provided transcript, the emphasis on ongoing dialogue suggests that the proposal will continue to evolve based on feedback from council members.

The meeting underscored the city's proactive approach to legislative advocacy, aiming to align its priorities with the interests of the community as they prepare for the upcoming session in the General Assembly. Further discussions and refinements to the legislative agenda are expected as the city seeks to address key issues impacting Richmond.