What: Three amendments to the FY2027 operating budget (Ordinance 26-44): Bill 182 appropriates $86,932 in Justice Assistance Grant funds for trial advocacy training of deputy prosecuting attorneys; Bill 188 appropriates $2,355,000 for the Rural Health Transformation Program (personnel, telehealth equipment and software, training and materials); Bill 190 appropriates $1,300,000 in Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act funds across administration, adult, dislocated worker and youth programs.
Where it stands: Listed for second or final reading on the posted agenda for the 2026-10-07 Council meeting (first reading September 16, 2026). No vote is reported here.
Next: Council action; check later agendas.
Details
References: Comm. 1021, 1030 and 1054; companion resolutions 646-26, 651-26 and 666-26 (listed as adopted September 16, 2026); introduced by Council Member Matt Kaneali'i-Kleinfelder by request.
Res. 646-26, 651-26 and 666-26 and companion Bills 182, 188 and 190 (grants of $86,932, $2,355,000 and $1,300,000) listed on the Finance Committee agenda. Agenda read from a scanned document; no outcome is recorded.
Bills 182, 188 and 190 listed for first reading ($86,932; $2,355,000; $1,300,000), with companion Res. 646-26, 651-26 and 666-26 in the order of resolutions. Bills 177, 178 and 180 (Byrne crisis intervention de-escalation training $129,033; Special Response Team capability grant $20,797; Certified Local Government $20,192) listed for second or final reading; companions Res. 611-26 and 627-26 were on the September 2 agenda.
Bills 177, 178 and 180 listed for first reading with Finance Committee report notations (FC-168 to FC-170); companion Res. 611-26 (Verbal Judo de-escalation training grant) and Res. 627-26 (preservation forum travel stipends) listed in the order of resolutions. Related police and public safety grant resolutions on the same agenda: Res. 614-26 (handheld mass spectrometers), 615-26 (domestic violence prosecution) and 616-26 (naloxone distribution boxes).