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The Government Audit and Oversight Committee met with Chair Stephen Sherrill and Vice Chair Bilal Mahmood present. The committee recommended an ordinance updating the Department of Public Works’ surveillance technology policies for drones and an illegal-dumping camera system with license-plate readers, and recommended several settlement ordinances and resolutions related to personal injury and flood/property-damage claims. A scheduled hearing on the Vicious and Dangerous Dog Unit was determined to have been erroneously placed on this committee’s agenda and no action was taken; the item remains pending in the assigned committee. A closed-session conference with the City Attorney was not convened.
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The committee approved new rules allowing Public Works to use drones and an illegal-dumping camera system that includes automatic license-plate readers; this affects how the city monitors dumping and uses aerial surveillance. The committee also approved settlements that will pay claimants for sidewalk injuries and flood-related property damage, which are paid from city funds. A planned hearing about the city’s dog unit was not handled here and will proceed in the committee assigned by the Board President.
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