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St. Louis City Public Safety Committee advances Resolution 202 with 6-0 "due pass" recommendation
Summary
The St. Louis City Public Safety Committee voted 6-0 to advance Resolution 202 out of committee with a "due pass" recommendation; there was no substantive discussion on the measure before the vote.
The St. Louis City Public Safety Committee voted unanimously to advance Resolution 202 out of committee with a "due pass" recommendation.
The motion to pass Resolution 202 was made and seconded; the clerk called the roll and the committee recorded six "aye" votes. The presiding officer announced the motion passed and that the item was advanced with a due pass recommendation. There was no substantive discussion recorded on the resolution before the vote.
Earlier in the meeting, the committee approved its minutes from the Dec. 11, 2025 meeting by a recorded vote; the clerk announced six "aye" votes for that motion as well. The meeting then moved promptly to Resolution 202 and concluded with a unanimous decision to advance it.
The transcript does not record the text or subject matter of Resolution 202. The mover of the resolution motion was identified in the meeting record as Alderman Aldridge; Alderman Clark Hubbard was recorded as seconding the motion.
With the vote concluded and all members present, the committee adjourned.
