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Resolution17-1853

Dept/ Agency: Public Safety/Office of Emergency Management Action: (X) Ratifying (X) Authorizing ( ) Amending Type of Service: Application/Acceptance of Grant Funds Purpose: To enhance the City of Newark and Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) region’s ability to build, maintain, and sustain national preparedness capabilities related to Training, Maintenance, Unified Approach to Active Shooter and Mass Casualty incidents, surveillance equipment enhancement, Meter Maintenance, National Incident Management System Certification (NIMS/CERT) Training and equipment, Community Resiliency Pilot program, Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Strike Team Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Natural Gas Meters, USAR Scene Lighting, Domestic Preparedness Planner (DPP) position, Communications Planner position, and Metropolitan Medical Response System (MMRS) positions and equipment. Entity Name: Department of Public Safety/Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security and Preparedness Entity Address: 480 Clinton Avenue, Newark, New Jersey 07108 Grant Amount: $1,722,500.00 Funding Source: State of New Jersey, Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness Total Project Cost: $1,722,500.00 City Contribution: No municipal funds are required Other Funding Source/Amount: $0.00 Contract Period: September 1, 2017 through August 31, 2020 Contract Basis: ( ) Bid ( ) State Vendor ( ) Prof. Ser. ( ) EUS ( ) Fair & Open ( ) No Reportable Contributions ( ) RFP ( ) RFQ ( ) Private Sale (X) Grant ( ) Sub-recipient ( ) n/a Additional Information:

Introduced Oct 18, 2017· Public Safety
Adopted
Hearing of Citizens17-1810

HEARING OF CITIZENS 1. Faruq M. Abdul-Aziz, 102 Eastern Parkway, Newark, New Jersey When I become, we become, or I become. Appearing 2. Lisa Parker, 71½ Boston Street, Newark, New Jersey Change 2018. Appearing 3. Felicia Alston-Singleton, 152 12th Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Housing issues. Appearing 4. Dawn Haynes, 50 Nevada Street, Newark, New Jersey Newark moving forward. Appearing 5. Janise Afolo, Pavilion Apartments, Newark, New Jersey Housing concerns. Appearing 6. Adilah Quddus, 1 Court Street, Newark, New Jersey Compliment the city’s New Facelift of Businesses. Appearing 7. Gail Muhammad, 120 Prince Street, Newark, New Jersey City issue. Not Appearing 8. Ka-Rin Haynes, 498 Jelliff Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Loyalty to the city. Not Appearing 9. James Powell, 108-136 Martin Luther King Blvd., Newark, NJ The Mosaic on the Passaic. Not Appearing 10. Kevin Cheatham, 1040 Franklin Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Keeping clean hands. Not Appearing 11. Munirah El-Bomani, 175 First Street, Newark, New Jersey Newark moving forward, for who? Appearing 12. Brenda Toyloy, 229 Renner Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Lead in water. Appearing 13. Donald Jackson, Jr., 79 Treacy Avenue, Newark, New Jersey City of Newark. Appearing 14. Veronica Branch, 121 Leslie Street, Newark, New Jersey What’s going on, leave NPS (Newark Public Schools) alone. Not Appearing 15. Cassandra Dock, 111 Mulberry Street, Newark, New Jersey Interesting! Appearing 16. Donna Jackson, 128 Smith Street, Newark, New Jersey Newark issues. Appearing 17. Louis Shockley, 86 Napoleon Street, Newark, New Jersey Newark first! Appearing 18. Dorothy Brazell, 33 River View Place, Newark, New Jersey Terrell homes. Appearing 19. 10-4 Evans, 149 Huntington Terr., Newark, New Jersey City of Newark landlords and community issues. Appearing 20. Rosemary Harsly, 9 Riverview Court, Newark, New Jersey Terrell homes. Appearing 21. Linda Jones, 34 Riverview Court, Newark, New Jersey Terrell homes. Appearing 22. Exdehar Abuhatab, 96 Halstead Street, Newark, New Jersey Quality of life issues (drugs, dumping, and abandon properties). Appearing

Introduced Oct 12, 2017· Municipal Council and City Clerk
Filed
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