A bill for an ordinance adopting a new Article VIII in Chapter 28 of the Denver Revised Municipal Code, to be known as the Public Safety Enforcement Priorities Act. Amends Chapter 28 of the Revised Municipal Code to add a new Article VIII related to public safety enforcement that will provide the following: memorializes existing City policy by prohibiting the detention of individuals beyond their sentence; memorializes predominant City practices by prohibiting City employees from collecting information on immigration or citizenship status; prohibits the sharing of any other information about individuals for purposes of immigration enforcement; and, memorializes predominant practices by prohibiting use of city resources or City cooperation with civil immigration enforcement, including prohibiting providing access to secure areas or facilities. This bill was approved for filing by Councilmembers Kniech and Lopez.
Nothing has been called out under bills for introduction. Councilman Lopez has called out council at 940 for a comment. Under Bill's defining consideration, I have nothing under pending. We have nothing, Madam Secretary. Is that right, everyone? All right. And, Madam Secretary, please put the first item on the screen. 940. Councilman Lopez, go ahead. Make your comment. Thank you, Mr. President. This is in regards to the Denver Enforcement Priorities Act. I just want to let folks know we want to make I want to make my comments in general comments and have have time for that lengthy process next meeting. And I just being that there's some folks from the coalition here, I just want to thank you for your hard work. But Mr. President, don't want to belabor the point. Just be want to be able to make those comments and have that time next next meeting. Now that there's a public hearing. Great. And you want to just make that comment again for folks who came late in the night. Hear your announcement. Oh, yeah. Thank you for for that. So just for folks that are that I came into the room before or during the announcements, we asked that we have a scheduled public hearing in one hour, a courtesy public hearing for the next council meeting in these chambers next Monday. 5:30 p.m.. It's a one hour courtesy public hearing on the Public Safety Enforcement Priorities Act. That's Council Bill 940. So I want now that we have that, I want to be able to make those comments then great. Thank you to the folks that came here. And then I just want to recognize my colleague, who's my course, who's the co-sponsor here, and I Councilman Kasich. That's great. And I echo those comments. So we'll have the debate next week for the courtesy public hearing. Madam Secretary, we have three public hearings, so that will be the last public hearing next week. Just want to. This. Correct. Okay. Just for folks who are going to be a part of this would be the last public hearing for that for a courtesy public hearing. Councilman Flynn. Thank you, Mr. President. As some of the folks know, I voted no on this bill when it was in committee a couple of weeks ago. And in that time, after making my objections to one of the provisions known the sponsors, Councilwoman Lopez, Councilwoman Cranitch worked very hard with the community here and with the administration to make some compromises that make it acceptable. And I intend to vote yes on it tonight and next week. Thank you. All right. Thank you, Councilman Flynn. Well, this concludes the items that feels a little weird saying that on an August night. So there's no more items that need to be called out or moving right along. All of the bills for introduction have been ordered published. We are now ready for the block votes and the resolutions and bills and final consideration. Councilmember this rumor. This is a consent or block vote and you will need to vote. Otherwise it's your last chance to call an item for a separate vote. Councilwoman Sussman, will you please put the resolutions for adoption and the bills for final consideration and final passage on the floor? Yes, I, I move that the following resolutions be adopted. Resolution 886 838 854 873 874 875 876 877, eight, 78, eight, 93. 852. 853. 867. Eight. 78. 71. 862. 879. 888. 92. And that's the resolutions. There's those on final. And though and also I move that the bills for introduction for final be passed. Let me get down to them. Should have had them up here. Series of 17 Build Number 794 924. Great. Madam Secretary, do we have it? It's been moved and seconded. My secretary. Roll call. Can each. Lopez. All right, new Ortega. My assessment. All right. Black eye. All right. Espinosa. Hi. Flynn. Hi, Gilmore. I heard in Katherine. Mr. President. I plusieurs voting announce results 3913 eyes. The resolutions have been adopted in the bills have been placed upon final consideration and do pass tonight. There will be a required public hearing on Council Bill 751 Changes on classification from 46 north to Lady Street in Globeville.