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Chair Alderman Scott Speicher called the meeting to order and moved the first items (files 13) to the Steering and Rules Committee by unanimous consent. He read the agenda and noted a full docket for the session.
The Milwaukee Common Council Public Safety and Health Committee met March 12 to consider changes to police standard operating procedures, a proposed ordinance to require identifying information from outside law-enforcement agencies, the city's use of automated license-plate-reader technology (Flock), several nominations, and multiple grant acceptances. Committee actions included recommending adoption of the identification ordinance and recommending confirmation of Karen Tyler to lead the new Department of Community Wellness and Safety.
