[0:00] I'm Scott Benson. I've been tonight. House of member Renata Miller. Mr. Chair, you have a

[0:05] quorum present. Thank you, ma'am. I'm, uh, clerk. Um, member Miller is on her way. She

[0:11] will be running away when she's on her way. Is there a motion to approve the minutes?

[0:14] Motion. Motion made are any objections? Here are none minutes to prove. Chair Marks, it is my

[0:21] chief of staff and my mother and I recalibrate birthday. So happy birthday to her. We have

[0:26] cake and cupcakes and chicken outside if you want it so I just wanted to say the

[0:31] best there is the best there was the best is ever gonna be and the best chief

[0:34] of staff of my lifetime and ever happy birthday to my mother everything I have

[0:40] hold and am is because of my dear sweet angel mother all right we will now move

[0:45] on to public comment how many people do we have in the queue mr. bow for

[0:51] public comment we

[0:58] currently have two individuals hands raised for public

[1:01] comment. All right, two individuals. All right. Public comment is now closed. Public

[1:07] comment is now closed. Public comment is now closed. All right. Who do you have first in

[1:15] the queue, Mr. Bo?

[1:19] Mr. Chair, the first caller is Betty A. Barnard.

[1:21] All right, Ms. Barnard, floor is yours. Two minutes.

[1:25] Good afternoon, tall. Within the sound of my voice, I'm Betty A. Barnard, president

[1:29] of the Soda-Elsworth Black Association. Again, want to give a special thanks to you, Pro Tem,

[1:37] for reaching out, having me to contact your staff, your loving staff who has helped me get

[1:44] going through this process of getting my property repaired. It's not repaired yet, but I did

[1:55] speak to the director of BCD and also a project manager from the major contracting company

[2:04] did come out to my house.

[2:06] So hopefully they tell me there's going to be a meeting and hopefully the right decision

[2:12] is made and my property is repaired.

[2:14] Also, I want to give a special thanks to your mom.

[2:17] Happy happy happy birthday and thank you for reaching out to me and assisting me

[2:23] through this process. Pro Tem, I love you and your team. You got one of the best

[2:30] teams here in the City of Detroit and kudos to them. I say it publicly. They

[2:37] have really really helped me not just with this situation but I receive so much

[2:43] kind loving and respect when I attend your meetings and I appreciate it. We're

[2:49] still looking for assistance for our event. That's August 1st. We are needing

[2:56] volunteers. We need people to help us break down our tents, etc. Also, we have

[3:04] been blessed. We're going to receive some additional school supplies and hygiene

[3:10] products but it's going to be really really late close to our event. We are

[3:16] not complaining. We really are blessed, but we're going to need people to help us get the

[3:21] kids together that day, that morning. So thank you and happy, happy, happy, happy, happy birthday

[3:27] again. I wish you many, many... Well, thank you so much. We appreciate that. Love you and

[3:34] appreciate you. Thank you so much for saying that, Ms. Varner. Who do you have next to the queue?

[3:39] Mr. Bell? Mr. Chair, the next caller ends in five, three, four.

[3:43] All right, five, three, four, floor is yours, two minutes, five, three, four.

[3:55] Yes, you may.

[3:57] I

[4:19] want to thank member Miller for

[4:37] that.

[4:38] We don't want to plan to

[4:46] go that.

[4:50] Treasurer asked planned people if they would meet with our block club, and they said no.

[4:56] Yet they've been meeting with stakeholders that Ms. Conakie would not reveal to me.

[5:01] She said, can you suggest some stakeholders like seniors or youth?

[5:05] I said, how about residents in the neighborhoods where they live?

[5:08] We are the stakeholders.

[5:09] And the few meetings that the rest of us have had, unlike the master plan advisory group

[5:15] selected, unelected, and the secretive stakeholders, or secret stakeholders, he won't reveal

[5:21] the stakeholders.

[5:26] They didn't even explain to us what the current master plan is and whether it's been

[5:30] achieved and whether we'd want to change something.

[5:33] So I also commend Member Miller for speaking up against the Six Text Amendment that should

[5:38] absolutely not be done it needs to be broken into smaller pieces and none of

[5:43] that rezoning should be happening before a more include

[5:56] also Lake Health and because

[5:59] I spoke with Mr. Siderick White. We appreciate you thank you so much for

[6:03] your call. Is that all the people we have in the queue Mr. Bell?

[6:09] Mr. Chair that

[6:10] was the last caller before you close public comment. Alright thank you sir

[6:14] we appreciate that we will now move on to line item 5.1 some mini-memorandum

[6:23] relative to the rent escrow process motion discussed line of 5.1 motion is

[6:31] there any update on this at all Phil Keller LPD to pro tempore young we

[6:39] are requesting this be brought back after recess we're just awaiting some

[6:43] information from the administration. Okay as was their motion to bring back line

[6:47] of 5.1 after recess? Motion. Motion has been made. Are there any objections here in

[6:52] line of 5.1 be brought back after recess? Moved on a new business mayor's office

[6:57] petition of the Caribbean cultural and carnival organization request to hold

[7:01] the 28th annual Caribbean and cultural festival on August 29, 2026 for 3 p.m.

[7:07] until 10 p.m. on the same day at Mary Grove College set up will begin at

[7:12] 1 p.m. on August 29, 2026, complete by 3 p.m. on the same day. Teardown will begin at 10 p.m. on

[7:20] August 29, 2026, complete by 11 p.m. the same day. Is there a motion to move line on 6.1 to

[7:26] formal session with recommendation for approval? You put on a new business. Motion. Motion made

[7:30] already objections. Here in the line on 6.1 we move the formal session with recommendation

[7:34] for approval. You put on a new business. Line on 6.2, protection of Detroit Auto Dealers

[7:40] Association request to hold the cars at the station, cats on September 11,

[7:45] 2026 from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. on September 12, 2026 at Roosevelt Park

[7:51] slash Michigan Central Station, so that we'll begin at 8 a.m. on September 10,

[7:55] 2026, complete by 10 a.m. on September 11, 2026.

[7:59] Did that one begin at 11 p.m. on September 12, 2026 and complete by 8 p.m.

[8:04] on September 13, 2026.

[8:07] Is there a motion to send Lionel 6.2 to formal session with record age for approval be put

[8:12] on to do business?

[8:13] Motion.

[8:13] Motion made.

[8:14] Are there any objections?

[8:15] Here in Lionel 6.2 we move to formal session with record age for approval be put on to

[8:20] do business.

[8:21] Lionel 6.3, petition of Dr. Ossian H. Sweets Foundation request to hold the Dr.

[8:35] Ossian

[8:35] from 12 p.m. until 4 p.m. on the same day at the intersection of Garland and

[8:40] Charlevoix. Set it will begin at 5 p.m. on September 11, 2026, complete by 10 a.m.

[8:45] on September 12, 2026. Teardown will begin at 4 p.m. on September 12, 2026, it

[8:50] be completed by 7 p.m. on the same day. Is that a motion to move line on 6.3 to

[8:53] formal session with record dates for approval of new business? Motion. Motion

[8:58] made on the objections. Here in line 6.3 moved formal session with

[9:03] recognition for approving for a new business. Live 6.4, potential of East

[9:08] Ward Development Corps request to hold the East Ward Development Corps on

[9:12] September 19, 2026 from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the same day at 1-6-8-3-5, East

[9:18] Ward Senate will begin at 8 a.m. on September 9, 2026 and complete by 11

[9:23] p.m. the same day. Teardown will begin at 9 p.m. on September 19, 2026 and be

[9:29] You can believe by 11 p.m. on the same day.

[9:33] Is there a motion to move Lionel 6.4 to formal session

[9:36] with recommendation for approval to be put onto new business?

[9:39] Motion.

[9:40] Motion made our objections.

[9:43] Here in Lionel 6.4, we move to formal session

[9:45] with recommendation for approval

[9:46] to be put onto new business.

[9:48] Lionel 6.5, petition of Kiana Siemens, Taylor

[9:52] Hurrell, and Rashawn Saunders request

[9:55] to hold for the love of the east side on September 19, 2026 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. on the same day

[10:03] at Matrix Center. G7 footprint set up will begin at 6 a.m. on September 9, 2026. It will be by 8 a.m.

[10:10] on the same day. Teardown will begin at 5 p.m. on September 19, 2026. It will be by 6 p.m. on

[10:16] the same day. Is there a motion to see in line on 6.5 the formal session with recommendation

[10:21] for approval will be put onto new business. Motion. Motion made our

[10:25] objections. Here in the live 6.5 we moved a formal session with

[10:29] recommendations for approval will be put onto new business. Live 6.6

[10:32] Patricia Lisa L. Carter requests to hold the Hungry Black Man Food Festival on

[10:38] August 30, 2026 from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the same day at Palmer Park.

[10:43] So it will begin at 6 a.m. on August 30, 2020, complete by 11 a.m. on the

[10:48] same day. Take that one begin on 8 p.m. August 30, 2020, since you plead by 10 p.m.

[10:54] on the same day. In that motion, move line of 6.6 to formal session with

[10:58] recommendation for approval be put onto new business. Motion made on

[11:02] objections. Here in line of 6.6, we move the formal session with

[11:06] recommendation for approval be put onto new business. Line of 6.7, a petition

[11:10] of IBEW Local 58 to request the labor hold the Labor Day March on September

[11:15] September 7th, 2026, from 7 a.m. until 3 p.m. on the same day at the

[11:19] Quartown neighborhood, Bishop's Avenue, Slash, Roosevelt Park.

[11:23] Set-up will begin at 5 p.m. on September 6th and be complete by

[11:27] 9 p.m. on the same day. Take-down will begin at 2 a.m. on September

[11:31] 7th, 2026, complete by 4 p.m. on the same day. Their emotions

[11:35] are seeing a lot of 6.7 in the formal session with the recognition for approval we put onto

[11:39] new business. Motion made on the objections.

[11:43] Here in the Live 6.7 Mood Formal Session with recognition for approval for a new business.

[11:47] Live 6.8.

[11:49] Petition of Detroit Music.

[11:52] Request to hold the Fells Fest on September 19, 2026 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the same day at 9,000 Oakland.

[11:59] The setup will begin at 8 a.m. on September 19, 2026 completed by 2 p.m. on the same day.

[12:06] Tear down beginning at 7 p.m. on September 19, 2026 completed by 10 p.m. on the same day.

[12:10] Is there a motion to send line of 6.8 formal session with recommendation for approval onto

[12:16] new business?

[12:17] Motion.

[12:18] Motion to demand early injections.

[12:20] Here in line of 6.8 we move the formal session with recommendation for approval to be put

[12:24] onto new business.

[12:25] Moving to Office of Contract and Procurement, line of 6.9 contracts 67536, 100% special

[12:32] revenue funding to provide, install, configure and support a fully integrated

[12:37] Server Infrastructure. Contractor, Great Lakes Multimedia Supply Incorporated.

[12:46] Location 1307 Allen, Suite D, Troy, Michigan, 48083. Contract Period Proceeds

[12:53] Council Approval for a period of five years, so contract amount $781,934.00

[12:59] and zero cents. You have motion to send line on 6.9 in the formal session with

[13:03] recommendation for approval for new business. Motion. Motion made our

[13:08] suggestions. Here now at 6.9 we move to formal session with

[13:12] recommendation for approval we pull onto new business.

[13:22] Discussion chair

[13:23] recognized member Benson. I'd like to bring up 6.9 if I'm not mistaken. Is that

[13:27] who we have here today?

[13:32] They made their way up here. Oh you oh did you want to

[13:34] speak to I thought I thought you guys do but I'd like to public to know what's

[13:37] going on here. Okay I thought you guys later on I thought you were gonna

[13:40] to speak to 6.11. Go ahead.

[13:44] Discussion, Mr. Chair?

[13:45] Yeah, go ahead. Discussion.

[13:47] What do we have here? What are you all doing? Why is this important?

[13:54] This

[13:56] is important to upgrade the infrastructure for broadcasts.

[14:02] Tell us more about that.

[14:03] Um, well, we, our system is aging and we have outages.

[14:09] We have things where the, um, captions don't work or, um, the picture is not there.

[14:17] And this will help us upgrade the system entirely.

[14:20] I don't think it's been upgraded.

[14:21] Uh, it's been over 10 years since it's been upgraded.

[14:24] What system are we talking about here?

[14:25] So get, so the public understand what we're doing.

[14:28] This is also based at a troll.

[14:30] Before we have a colleague who does not like to send money outside the city of Detroit,

[14:33] we need to talk about that as well.

[14:35] Just give us the information so we can make sure that our colleagues in the other offices

[14:39] have this.

[14:40] So when we go to the table on Tuesday, it's not a big fight, although maybe a little one.

[14:44] Okay.

[14:44] The infrastructure system for the city's four government cable channels 10, 21, 22,

[14:51] and 68.

[14:52] The contract includes a new server infrastructure, broadcast automation, live streaming, video

[14:57] on demand, close captioning.

[15:00] I'm going to take a legal translation, backup in archival system, software licensing, ongoing

[15:05] maintenance and technical support.

[15:07] Sounds like a lot.

[15:09] That's a lot.

[15:10] So this is a close $800,000 contract over a five-year period.

[15:16] Yes.

[15:16] So what are we getting for this, our money?

[15:18] Are we getting support? If it breaks, are we going to give us a new one?

[15:22] Yep, you do. You get support if it breaks down. You get ongoing service.

[15:26] This ongoing service and support, ongoing service and support, if it breaks down, we get an

[15:34] upgrade, a total upgrade of the entire system.

[15:38] Our infrastructure has been aging and we've been having issues with playback and the automation.

[15:46] So this system will help to make sure that it works.

[15:51] I know council have had concerns with their council corners.

[15:58] We'll be able to upload lots more council corners.

[16:00] We will not have to delete some to put some up there, but it will be able to hold many

[16:06] more of your council corners as well.

[16:09] What's the current status of our infrastructure now?

[16:12] It's aging.

[16:13] That's the current status.

[16:14] It's aging.

[16:15] It breaks down a lot.

[16:16] We have a lot of repairs come up each week.

[16:19] We know you all have complained about the system, and we have been working hard to get

[16:24] those fixed, but we need the – it's come time that we need to upgrade the system.

[16:28] If we don't approve this contract, what happens?

[16:30] The system may fail, and we may –

[16:33] Oh, what happened then?

[16:34] And then we may not be able to recover.

[16:37] You mean recover?

[16:37] It's already there, meaning that if it breaks down, it will break down, and we

[16:41] will have to upgrade it.

[16:42] So we're trying to avoid having to break down.

[16:45] And the constant –

[16:46] TV will we have cable channel no you will dark yeah so without this upgrade we

[16:52] would go dark yes okay thank you I appreciate that also I just wanted to

[16:58] say Deputy Director Cochran thank you for joining us I just also want to ask you

[17:01] also to avoid the cost of that I mean I'm assuming going you know it would be

[17:05] each cheaper for us to maintain or to build out that would for us to go dark

[17:08] and they have to rebuild you know that after we went dark I think the cost

[17:12] be exorbitant. Yeah and if we if we go dark we'll lose our peg funding. Okay.

[17:18] Lose our who funding? Peg funding. Peg funding. Oh that's important. Yeah. All

[17:24] right. Motion was already made for that so thank you very much. Alyssa, because

[17:28] this is the only contract you're here for, correct? Yes, correct. You're not

[17:31] here for the okay. I thought you're here for the right production, my bad.

[17:33] All right, thank you. I appreciate it. Okay, thank you. Have a good day. All

[17:38] All right, we are now on Lionel 6.10, right?

[17:43] You've also been joined by the old Budzman as well.

[17:49] Is there a specific reason?

[17:51] Okay, I'll just let me, I'll let you know.

[17:53] Okay, I don't wanna say something, we did, or okay.

[17:56] I don't wish for a thing with it.

[17:57] Oh, okay, to Ms. Calvert, okay.

[18:00] Yeah, make sure you get some cakes, go cakes, all right.

[18:03] Hello, Madam old Budzman.

[18:04] Oh yeah, good to see you, though.

[18:06] make sure we didn't do that. All right. I don't get me in trouble. All right. Office of Chief

[18:14] Finance, the Office of the Chief Financial Officer slash Office of Development and Grants submitting

[18:21] report relative report submitting for all donated assets accepted to improve existing

[18:27] city of Detroit parks and facilities for calendar year 2026 quarter number two the Office of

[18:34] Development and grants in partnership with the General Services Department received authorization from the Detroit City Council to accept

[18:43] donated assets to improve

[18:45] Existing city Detroit parks on a rolling basis

[18:48] There are no cat match requirements for these non cash donations

[18:52] The resolution was approved on September 20th. No September 22nd

[18:57] 2020. The approved resolution only applies to non-cash assets that were valued under $25,000.

[19:05] Do I have a motion to send Line Out 6.10 to formal session?

[19:07] Will the recommendation for approval be put on to new business?

[19:10] Motion.

[19:11] Motion to amend early objections.

[19:13] Here in Line Out 6.10, we move to formal session with the recommendation for approval to put on to new business.

[19:17] Is this a chance?

[19:18] Yes.

[19:19] This is a report.

[19:21] Yes.

[19:21] This may be receiving files.

[19:23] Oh, we received a file that we don't, okay, you know what it was, I saw the size of it

[19:28] and I thought, because it was so voluminous, we'd have to report this out to the court and

[19:31] say, okay, that's my file.

[19:32] Okay, so do I have to withdraw them, do I have to withdraw the motion?

[19:35] Motion received in file.

[19:36] Okay.

[19:37] I don't have to withdraw the previous one or the same motion received in file.

[19:40] The motion had already been made.

[19:44] Dr. Powers, I was just getting ready to call you.

[19:49] It was misspoken. It should have been a receiving file, so it wasn't a proper motion. You're fine.

[19:54] Excellent. Thank you. A motion to receive a file. Are there any objections? Hearing none.

[20:02] Most of the line on 6.10 to receive the file. Thank you, Ben and Clerk. Thank you, Dr. Powers.

[20:06] All right. General Services Department, Line on 6.11, Amendment No. 4, Professional Services Contract,

[20:13] the right productions. The City of Troy General Services Department City

[20:17] submits for consideration by this honorable body to enclose resolution to

[20:21] support the authorization to enter into amendment number four of

[20:25] the professional services contract with the right productions to continue the operation

[20:29] and management of the Aretha Franklin Amphitheater located 2600

[20:33] Atwater Street, Troy, Michigan for a 2017 RP having a long

[20:37] turn operator and possessing technical skills and prior business knowledge

[20:41] to support the continued operation for and the improvements of the amphitheater

[20:45] for the benefit of the City of Detroit and the general public. Is there a motion

[20:49] discussed line on 6.11? Motion. Motion. I remember Vincent, did you have some

[20:53] questions or something you want to ask? I do. So if anybody can come on, I also

[20:57] would like to bring this back. Just don't have a deeper dive in this. This is

[21:00] a huge asset which we never really get to talk about. This is a major

[21:04] entertainment venue on the river owned by the City of Detroit and I think we

[21:08] need to have a greater discussion.

[21:10] I understand this is an extension

[21:13] that will be for six years,

[21:16] but just coming today with the expectation

[21:18] that we move this out and approve it,

[21:21] I'm just not comfortable with that.

[21:23] I do wanna know what are we getting here

[21:24] and why the need for this four-year extension?

[21:29] Ms. Sullivan.

[21:31] Through the chair, good afternoon.

[21:33] We have Alex Weatherup with us.

[21:35] All right, Mr. Weatherup, go ahead, sir.

[21:50] The motor's on him now.

[21:51] There

[22:00] we are. Good afternoon. Alex Weather, Assistant Director of General Services.

[22:04] All right. Good to see you, sir.

[22:06] You as well. Through the chair to Member Benson, just kind of talking through what this amendment is.

[22:13] So it is an extension. It's a five-year extension. It was going to expire in 27, so six years from now.

[22:19] and what we're doing is writing into the contract a schedule for regular

[22:26] maintenance items that we want to see performed regularly as well as some

[22:30] capital improvement item with a schedule and when we expect them to be done as

[22:35] well as some increased reporting from them how many tickets are sold for each

[22:42] of that how much money you make in any other revenue and so while we've been

[22:47] able to get this information in the past this just explicates and kind of sets

[22:52] out better expectations of what we want and when we want it and it also allows

[22:56] the the right productions is going to be investing in a new ticketing system and

[23:01] a new POS system that will allow them to better report out to us so this

[23:05] amendment just covers all those when we expect them to be occur and what we

[23:10] expect in return. Okay thank you so I'd like to have a conversation with

[23:14] productions part of this as well than actually have a look at what our asset looks like before

[23:21] this one also.

[23:22] And what's the plan for 2032 when this proposed extension expires?

[23:31] We'll meet with our partners in law and procurement and determine if a re-bid is in the best

[23:35] interest of the city or another extension.

[23:37] Okay.

[23:38] Thank you.

[23:39] Yeah.

[23:41] All right.

[23:41] Any other questions?

[23:43] Okay.

[23:44] Okay, most has been made to bring back line I-06.11 after recess.

[23:50] Are there any objections?

[23:53] Here none, line I-06.11 be brought back after recess.

[23:57] Thank you very much, Mr. Weatherup.

[23:59] All right, now we move on to Miscellaneous.

[24:01] Councilmember Garriela Santiago-Romero.

[24:05] Summoning random relative to motorcycle gatherings at and around Roosevelt Park.

[24:10] work. There has been a request to bring this line item back after recess. Is there a motion

[24:16] to bring back line item 6.12 after recess? Motion. Discussion. Motion made. Discussion.

[24:23] Chair recognizes member Benson. Through yourself, Team Administration, this type of activity

[24:28] is something that my office has really been concerned about as well. Who is going to

[24:32] be meeting? It looks like this went out to the chief. Just want to verify that

[24:37] the chief is responding and ensuring that there is a quality of life issue that's

[24:42] going to be addressed here. Through the chair we do expect the response much

[24:47] sooner than recess we just put that date due to the committee not convening

[24:52] until the 10th. Okay all right thank you.

[24:57] All right excellent emotions have been made

[24:59] so we will now move on the line on 6.13 submitting random requesting that

[25:04] their legislative policy division prepared ordinance amendment to update

[25:07] the city's rental compliance ordinance to reflect the appropriate department responsible for administering

[25:12] rent escrow payments for tenants residing in rental properties that are not in compliance

[25:18] with applicable housing requirements. Will the clerk please note that we have been joined by

[25:23] Member Miller? A motion discussed, line up 6.13.

[25:26] discussion before we go there, Mr. Chair, I wanted to discuss a message to member Gabriel

[25:36] Santiago Meryl's office, please alert this committee to the resolution to line item 6.12

[25:43] once that happens to that staff. Thank you.

[25:50] Absolutely. All right. All right. The Chair recognized member Miller. Are you ready

[25:55] to discuss line 6.13?

[25:56] Thank you to the chair, Pro Tem. Good morning, everyone. How are you? I was at the retirees

[26:01] luncheon and it was an amazing event to see all of our city Detroit workers. And I just

[26:06] want to give a special shout out to our retirees that continue to push for advocacy for the

[26:13] return of funds lost during bankruptcy. According to 6.13, through the chair, I just want our

[26:19] colleagues, this is a straightforward housekeeping amendment to ensure that rental compliance,

[26:23] the ordinance reflects how the city actually operates today.

[26:27] The ordinance currently identifies BC as a Department

[26:30] responsible for administering rent escrow payments.

[26:32] But the responsibilities have since transitioned to the Health,

[26:37] Human and Family Resources Department.

[26:39] If our ordinances are outdated, it creates unnecessary confusion

[26:43] for residents who are simply trying to comply with the law.

[26:46] I'm also requesting that the ordinance specify the exact office location,

[26:49] including the office number and floor in the common area municipal center where

[26:54] residents must submit their rent escrow payments the amendment will improve

[26:57] transparency eliminate confusion and make it easier for detour to navigate

[27:01] their rent escrow process all right excellent um a member visited anybody

[27:09] do you have any questions coming to concerns on this at all okay to lpd where

[27:15] Where are we with this and what would you request we do with this?

[27:19] Yes, to pro-temporary young, we're asking that this be brought back after recess and

[27:23] we will provide a response shortly.

[27:26] Excellent.

[27:27] Okay.

[27:29] Is there a motion to bring back line on 6.13 after recess?

[27:32] Motion.

[27:33] Motion made early objections.

[27:35] Here and now we will bring back line on 6.13 after recess.

[27:38] We will now go to member reports.

[27:40] Chair recognizes Vice Chairman Benson.

[27:43] No report.

[27:44] Happy recess.

[27:44] No report had to recess.

[27:46] Chair Recognizing Maureen Miller.

[27:47] Tomorrow, we're having a morning mingle, which

[27:50] is July 24th at the Anthrology Coffee Shop

[27:54] at 1948 Davis Division Street.

[27:57] That's Anthrology Coffee at 4948 Division Street.

[28:01] And next week, we're having our District 5 community meeting

[28:05] on the 29th of July from 6 to 8,

[28:08] the Hellenmore Community Center.

[28:10] That's at 11825 Dexter.

[28:12] Again, that's our District 5 community meeting

[28:14] on the 29th of July at the Hellenmore Rec Center on Dexter.

[28:17] Thank you, through the chair.

[28:19] All right, everyone, I just wanted to say a happy break

[28:22] and this will be the last neighborhood community services

[28:25] committee before we come back on break.

[28:27] So always a pleasure to work with you,

[28:28] all the professionals here.

[28:30] Be safe and God bless and we will see you after recess.

[28:34] And on Tuesday, Tuesday will be the last day.

[28:37] All right, without gesture,

[28:38] neighborhood community services standing committee

[28:40] will now stand adjourned.

Detroit City Council Neighborhoods 07-23-2026

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