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Council approves memorandum of understanding with U.S. Capitol Police for protective services

2220788 · February 5, 2025
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Summary

Burbank City Council unanimously approved two consent items Feb. 4, including an MOU between the Burbank Police Department and the United States Capitol Police to assist with protective services for congressional events.

The Burbank City Council unanimously approved the consent calendar at its Feb. 4 meeting, including a memorandum of understanding between the Burbank Police Department and the United States Capitol Police to provide assistance with protective services for congressional events and protective operations.

Councilmember Mullins made a motion to move the consent calendar; Councilmember Rosati seconded. The council voted yes: Anthony, Mullins, Rosati, Vice Mayor Takahashi and Mayor Nikki Perez.

The consent calendar also included approval of the minutes from the council's Jan. 23 goal-setting special meeting. No public debate occurred on the consent items at the Feb. 4 meeting.

Why it matters: The MOU formalizes interagency cooperation for protective operations involving members of Congress and is a routine mutual-aid-type agreement; the council approved it by a single motion without further amendment.