Council vs Police Monitor continues. Plus, a posthumous poetry publication

Because there's more to talk about.

There's more to

talk about.

We kind of get sick of talking about it, but.

City Council keeps up with their shenanigans.

This is the surprise resolution at the Common Council on Tuesday.

I wasn't even actually following this meeting because there was really nothing interesting on the agenda.

It was the shortest city council meeting in modern history.

It was like an hour and a half.

Usually those go like well past midnight.

And most of that was just a presentation from HR about equitable pay scales or something along those lines.

But at the end, Will Auschwitz introduced a resolution saying, which people think it was passed.

It was not passed.

The introduction of this resolution was accepted by an 18-2 vote, which is basically a procedural thing.

Those people who didn't object to it doesn't mean they're going to vote for it, but it'll come up in the next Common Council meeting on October 20th, which is to immediately terminate the independent monitor, Jeremy Glass, alleging breach of contract.

You know, she doesn't have a contract.

Yeah,

I was going to say, does she have a contract?

No, but in an employment situation like this, the contract is implied.

Yeah,

yeah, I guess.

The agreement to work for.

Yeah, you do the work, we pay

you, that's the contract.

It's sort of implied.

Because there's more to talk about.

There's more to

talk about.

We kind of get sick of talking about it, but.

City Council keeps up with their shenanigans.

This is the surprise resolution at the Common Council on Tuesday.

I wasn't even actually following this meeting because there was really nothing interesting on the agenda.

It was the shortest city council meeting in modern history.

It was like an hour and a half.

Usually those go like well past midnight.

And most of that was just a presentation from HR about equitable pay scales or something along those lines.

But at the end, Will Auschwitz introduced a resolution saying, which people think it was passed.

It was not passed.

The introduction of this resolution was accepted by an 18-2 vote, which is basically a procedural thing.

Those people who didn't object to it doesn't mean they're going to vote for it, but it'll come up in the next Common Council meeting on October 20th, which is to immediately terminate the independent monitor, Jeremy Glass, alleging breach of contract.

You know, she doesn't have a contract.

Yeah,

I was going to say, does she have a contract?

No, but in an employment situation like this, the contract is implied.

Yeah,

yeah, I guess.

The agreement to work for.

Yeah, you do the work, we pay

you, that's the contract.

It's sort of implied.