It seems to me , a significant amount of influence in determining the course
of Minneapolis public safely efforts rests in the hands of next chair of
the Public Safety and Regulatory Services committee and not solely in the
mayor's or mayors-to-be. This Council sub-committee is where the public
safety policy is set, discussed, and ultimately voted upon for presentation
before the full council. It's where logistical support begins, whether it
is budgets, personnel, or materials that are needed to accomplish the public
safety mission. Someone needs to make the decision to allocate those
resources. If it doesn't make it out of committee, it not going to happen.
So who are the most likely candidates? And what will their affect be upon
the city's safety?
Greg Reinhardt
Excelsior
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