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201601137
| 1 | | Report | REPORT, dated 9/8/2016, submitted by Harry Black, City Manager, regarding ambulance fee. (SEE DOCUMENT #201400217 FOR MOTION) | Approved & Filed | |
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201601073
| 1 | | Report | REPORT, dated 8/3/2016, submitted by Harry Black, City Manager, regarding Staffing Shortage. (SEE DOCUMENT #201400206 FOR COMMUNICATION) | Approved & Filed | |
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201601203
| 1 | | Ordinance | ORDINANCE, (EMERGENCY) submitted by Councilmember P.G. Sittenfeld from Paula Boggs Muething, City Solicitor, on 9/2/2016, AUTHORIZING the transfer and appropriation of the sum of $46,500 from the unappropriated surplus of the General Fund to the Department of Community and Economic Development's non-personnel account no. 050x161x7400 for the purpose of providing resources to fund the Community-Based Opioid Overdose Recognition and Response Training program, a community outreach effort to train citizens to recognize symptoms of opioid overdose and immediately respond with life saving measures including administration of Naloxone. | Passed Emergency | |
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201601208
| 1 | | Motion | MOTION, submitted by Councilmember Smitherman and Councilmember Flynn, WE MOVE that the City Administration evaluate Narcan supplies for Police and Fire personnel. WE MOVE that if Narcan supplies are not meeting the unfortunate demand of heroin overdoses that the City Administration provide the financial analysis needed to meet that demand immediately to City Council within 2 weeks of this motion passing. | Adopt | |
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201601206
| 1 | | Motion | MOTION, submitted by Mayor John Cranley, Vice Mayor Mann, Councilmembers Smitherman, Sittenfeld and Murray, WE MOVE that the Administration adopted the attached proposals to create a Community Based Opioid Overdose Recognition and Response Training program and to form a Quick Response Team to connect individuals who have experienced an overdose with services for treatment and rehabilitation. WE FURTHER MOVE that the Administration explore funding the programs at their recommended level for a total expense of $136,500 via Asset Forfeiture funds, Human Service funds, or other appropriate and available sources and report back to the Mayor and Council. WE MOVE FURTHER that the Law Department Review the lawsuits of other jurisdictions brought against opioid producers-including the lawsuits brought by Kentucky Attorney general Jack Conway settled for $24 million from the producers of Oxy-Contin-and report on whether Cincinnati has similar claims and costs that may be connected to the over prescription and unethical marketing of opioid narcotics that justify a similar court action. WE FURTH | Adopt | |
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201601058
| 1 | | Report | REPORT, dated 8/3/2016, submitted by Harry Black, City Manager, regarding Central Parkway Bicycle Lane. (SEE DOCUMENT #201500061 FOR ADOPTED MOTION) | Approved & Filed | |
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201601059
| 1 | | Report | REPORT, dated 8/3/2016, submitted by Harry Black, City Manager, regarding Central Parkway Bike Lanes. (SEE DOCUMENT #201600016 FOR COMMUNICATION) | Approved & Filed | |
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