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21-0007
| 0 | | COVID-19 Restaurant, Consumer, and Gig Worker Relief Act (Temporary Limit on Third-Party Delivery Services Fees) | Ordinance | COVID-19 Restaurant, Consumer, and Gig Worker Relief Act (Temporary Limit on Third-Party Delivery Services Fees)
For the purpose of establishing certain temporary regulations on third-party food delivery platforms; defining certain terms; authorizing the Director of Finance to adopt rules and regulations to implement and enforce this subtitle; setting forth certain prohibited conduct for third-party food delivery platforms; providing for enforcement by citation; providing for certain criminal and administrative penalties; providing for this Ordinance’s severability; setting forth a certain termination date; providing for a special effective date; and generally relating to the regulation of third-party food delivery platforms and the economic well-being of Baltimore restaurants, consumers, and gig workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. | | |
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EA21-0030
| 0 | | Christopher J. Shorter | Executive Nomination | Christopher J. Shorter
Chief - Administrative Officer for the City of Baltimore - District 7 | Assigned | |
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21-0032
| 0 | | Salary - Director of Public Works | Ordinance | Salary - Director of Public Works
For the purpose of establishing the salary of the Director of Public Works; and providing for a special effective date. | Assigned | |
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21-0033
| 0 | | Imari’s LGBTQ Procurement Preference Act | Ordinance | Imari’s LGBTQ Procurement Preference Act
For the purpose of creating a LGBTQ Business Enterprise (“LGBTQBE”) Program, to be administered by the Minority and Women’s Business Opportunity Office; defining certain terms; establishing the eligibility requirements for firms seeking to participate in the LGBTQBE Program; establishing revocation criteria for firms in the LGBTQBE Program; authorizing the City to employ various affirmative procurement initiatives to promote the award of City contracts to LGBTQBEs; requiring annual reports on the LGBTQBE Program; requiring periodic hearings on and review of the LGBTQBE Program; providing for the appeal of certain adverse determinations by the Minority and Women’s Business Opportunity Office; setting certain penalties; correcting, conforming, and clarifying related provisions; renumbering certain sections; and generally relating to City procurement requirements. | Assigned | |
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21-0034
| 0 | | Tax Sale - Postponement | Ordinance | Tax Sale - Postponement
For the purpose of prohibiting the Mayor and City Council from conducting or otherwise scheduling a tax sale pursuant to Title 14, Subtitle 8, Part III {“Tax Sales”} of the State Tax-Property Article during the 2021 calendar year; and providing for a special effective date. | Assigned | |
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21-0035
| 0 | | Landmark List - Reed Calloway House | Ordinance | Landmark List - Reed Calloway House
For the purpose of designating the Reed Calloway House, 1316 North Carey Street, as an historical landmark: exterior. | Assigned | |
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21-0036
| 0 | | City Code - Definitions and Rules of Interpretation | Ordinance | City Code - Definitions and Rules of Interpretation
For the purpose of establishing a common set of definitions, rules of interpretation, and methods for time computation for the Baltimore City Code. | Assigned | |
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21-0037
| 0 | | Labor and Employment - Premium Pay for Gig Workers | Ordinance | Labor and Employment - Premium Pay for Gig Workers
For the purpose of requiring certain businesses to provide premium pay to gig workers; prohibiting certain businesses from taking certain adverse actions against gig workers; requiring certain businesses to keep certain records of their compliance with the premium pay requirements; requiring certain notices to be provided to gig workers; including the premium pay provisions within the Baltimore City Wage Commission’s scope of enforcement; applying certain fines and penalties for violations of premium pay provisions; defining certain terms; and generally relating to guaranteeing a fair wage to gig workers in Baltimore City. | Assigned | |
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21-0038
| 0 | | Human-Trafficking Notice Requirements - Modifications | Ordinance | Human-Trafficking Notice Requirements - Modifications
For the purpose of requiring city-owned or -occupied buildings to place a notice regarding the human-trafficking prevention hotline in certain locations; deleting an obsolete reference to the “Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation”; providing that certain businesses may obtain the required human-trafficking notices from the United States Department of Homeland Security’s Blue Campaign website; and conforming and clarifying related provisions. | Assigned | |
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21-0039
| 0 | | Local Hiring - Employment Plan | Ordinance | Local Hiring - Employment Plan
For the purpose of requiring certain contractors to create and submit to the Director of the Department of Finance initial employment plans to bid on government-assisted construction projects or contracts that receive government assistance totaling $5 million or more; requiring the Director of the Department of Finance to score the bids using the Director’s evaluation of the employment plan as 10% of a bidder’s score; requiring the winning bidder to submit a revised employment plan to the Director of the Department of Finance with certain criteria; and conforming related provisions. | Assigned | |
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21-0016R
| 0 | | Investigative Hearing - Building Backups of Untreated Sewage | City Council Resolution | Investigative Hearing - Building Backups of Untreated Sewage
For the purpose of inviting representatives from the Department of Public Works, the Law Department, the Health Department, and the Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management to appear before the City Council to discuss the effectiveness and sufficiency of measures being taken to address basement backups of raw sewage in the City. | Assigned | |
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21-0017R
| 0 | | Investigative Hearing - Arson and Fire Fatality Awareness: Re-instituting the Baltimore City Joint Agency Arson Task Force | City Council Resolution | Investigative Hearing - Arson and Fire Fatality Awareness: Re-instituting the Baltimore City Joint Agency Arson Task Force
For the purpose of inviting representatives from the Baltimore City Fire Department, the Baltimore Police Department, the Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City, the Baltimore City Health Department, the Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development, the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice, the Baltimore City Public School System, and the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services to appear before the City Council to discuss arsons, fire fatalities and injuries, and school fires; how we can work to re-institute the Joint Agency Arson Task Force; and discuss other tools that would assist in the prevention or prosecution of arson. | Assigned | |
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21-0018R
| 0 | | Investigative Hearing - Workday Enterprise Resource Planning Implementation | City Council Resolution | Investigative Hearing - Workday Enterprise Resource Planning Implementation
For the purpose of inviting the Director of the Department of Human Resources, the Director of the Department of Finance, the Director of the Baltimore City Office of Information & Technology, and other interested parties to appear before the Baltimore City Council to discuss: the development and implementation process of the Workday Enterprise System; what focus groups or other workgroups were created to identify potential problems during the development process; what offline performance tests were conducted to identify potential gaps in service delivery capabilities; and what corrective processes have been put in place to remedy the countless problems that the city has faced during this implementation process. | Assigned | |
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21-0019R
| 0 | | Recognizing February as Career and Technical Education Month | City Council Resolution | Recognizing February as Career and Technical Education Month
For the purpose of recognizing February as Career and Technical Education Month. | Adopted | |
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21-0020R
| 0 | | Recognizing the Service of Nancy Ray | City Council Resolution | Recognizing the Service of Nancy Ray
For the purpose of recognizing Nancy Ray on her 32 years of distinguished service to the City of Baltimore. | Adopted | |
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21-0012R
| 0 | | Investigative Hearing - Safe Return to In-Person Schooling | City Council Resolution | Investigative Hearing - Safe Return to In-Person Schooling
For the purpose of inviting the CEO of the Baltimore City Public School System to provide the City Council with an update regarding safety precautions the School System is taking for the return of students to in-person schooling and inviting representatives from the Baltimore City Fire Department, Health Department, and Department of Housing and Community Development to comment on the adequacy of those safety precautions. | Adopted | |
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21-0017
| 0 | | Study and Report - City Employee Parking Benefits | Ordinance | Study and Report - City Employee Parking Benefits
For the purpose of requiring that the Department of Human Resources and the Department of Finance submit a report to the Mayor and City Council evaluating certain matters related to providing parking and commuter benefits to City employees; and providing for a special effective date. | 3rd Reader, for final passage | |
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21-0018
| 0 | | Study and Report - Towing Dispatch Systems | Ordinance | Study and Report - Towing Dispatch Systems
For the purpose of requiring that Baltimore City Information and Technology, in consultation with certain other agencies, submit a report to the Mayor and City Council evaluating methods and systems of dispatching towing vehicles within Baltimore City; and providing for a special effective date. | 3rd Reader, for final passage | |
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EA21-0001
| 0 | | Theresa Bruce | Executive Nomination | Theresa Bruce
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 14 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0002
| 0 | | David O. Fakunle | Executive Nomination | David O. Fakunle
Member - Trauma Informed Task Force - District 3 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0003
| 0 | | Philip J. Leaf | Executive Nomination | Philip J. Leaf
Member - Trauma Informed Task Force - District 6 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0004
| 0 | | Jabari Lyles | Executive Nomination | Jabari Lyles
Member - Trauma Informed Task Force - District 10 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0005
| 0 | | Daniel D. Parsons | Executive Nomination | Daniel D. Parsons
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 14 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0006
| 0 | | Regina T. Boyce | Executive Nomination | Regina T. Boyce
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 14 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0007
| 0 | | Erricka Angela Bridgeford | Executive Nomination | Erricka Angela Bridgeford
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0008
| 0 | | Donna Bruce | Executive Nomination | Donna Bruce
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0009
| 0 | | Steven J. Czinn, MD, FAAP, FACG, AGAF | Executive Nomination | Steven J. Czinn, MD, FAAP, FACG, AGAF
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0010
| 0 | | Kevin Daniels, PH.D, D MIN., MSW (LIC.) | Executive Nomination | Kevin Daniels, PH.D, D MIN., MSW (LIC.)
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 2 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0011
| 0 | | Elijah Davis, Jr. | Executive Nomination | Elijah Davis, Jr.
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 3 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0012
| 0 | | Desyree Dixon, LCDW-C | Executive Nomination | Desyree Dixon, LCDW-C
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 11 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0013
| 0 | | Tara N. Doaty Ph.D. | Executive Nomination | Tara N. Doaty Ph.D.
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0014
| 0 | | Panagis Galiatsatos, MD, MHS | Executive Nomination | Panagis Galiatsatos, MD, MHS
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0015
| 0 | | Lindsay R. Gavin, PH.D. | Executive Nomination | Lindsay R. Gavin, PH.D.
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0016
| 0 | | Monica Guerrero-Vazquez | Executive Nomination | Monica Guerrero-Vazquez
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 3 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0017
| 0 | | Lydell Hills | Executive Nomination | Lydell Hills
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 2 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0018
| 0 | | Mark E. Jews | Executive Nomination | Mark E. Jews
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 2 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0019
| 0 | | Brendan M. McFadden | Executive Nomination | Brendan M. McFadden
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 4 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0020
| 0 | | Tamar Mendelson, Ph.D. | Executive Nomination | Tamar Mendelson, Ph.D.
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 4 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0021
| 0 | | Jaela Morris/Young Elder | Executive Nomination | Jaela Morris/Young Elder
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 7 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0022
| 0 | | Shawna Murray-Browne | Executive Nomination | Shawna Murray-Browne
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 8 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0023
| 0 | | Nneka Nnamdi | Executive Nomination | Nneka Nnamdi
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 11 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0024
| 0 | | Destini Philpot | Executive Nomination | Destini Philpot
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 14 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0025
| 0 | | Colby Sangree | Executive Nomination | Colby Sangree
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 12 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0027
| 0 | | Aniya Taylor | Executive Nomination | Aniya Taylor
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 4 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0028
| 0 | | Fareeha Waheed | Executive Nomination | Fareeha Waheed
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 12 | Confirmed | |
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EA21-0029
| 0 | | Corey Witherspoon | Executive Nomination | Corey Witherspoon
Member - Trauma Informed Care Task Force - District 4 | Confirmed | |
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