Agenda Items

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16. 200336 Substitute resolution approving health plan benefit design changes for 2021.

Legislation Text DER Letter (Revised 9.15.20) 2021 Health Plan Changes Exhibit DER Letter Hearing Notice List

17. 200337 Substitute resolution authorizing the Department of Employee Relations to execute a contract(s) for voluntary benefits for City employees.

Legislation Text DER Letter Executive Summary Voluntary Benefits Hearing Notice List

18. 200470 A substitute ordinance to further amend the 2020 rates of pay of offices and positions in the City Service.

Legislation Text Actual Salary Ordinance Changes

19. 200471 A substitute ordinance to further amend the 2020 offices and positions in the City Service.

Legislation Text

20. 200129 Communication from the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) relating to 2019 expenditure of funds in the MPD and Milwaukee Metropolitan Drug Enforcement Group State Asset Forfeiture Programs.

Legislation Text MPD and MMDEG State Report Hearing Notice List

21. 200207 Substitute resolution authorizing the transfer of funds from the MPD Federal Forfeiture Revenue Contribution Account to the Police Department's budget.

Legislation Text Plan Letter ESAC report 2019 2020 Asset Forfeiture Presentation Hearing Notice List

22. 200639 Communication from the Department of Administration relating to the final net cost of the Democratic National Convention to the City of Milwaukee.

Legislation Text DNC impact on Milwaukee memo Hearing Notice List

23. 200643 Communication from the Department of Administration relating to its long-term plans for recruiting, hiring, and retaining candidates for certain high-level positions in City government."

Legislation Text Hearing Notice List

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24. 200297 A substitute charter ordinance relating to the deadline by which the mayor is required to submit his or her proposed executive budget.

Legislation Text Budget Response Hearing Notice List

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