C. Jeff Bunn

King's Tobacco & Hookah Lounge Public Safety Concerns

Reduces municipal and police resource expenditure required for ongoing emergency response.

Precinct Reassignment Concerns in Crestwood

Civil Enforcement of Zoning and Building Code Violations

Reduces court expenditures associated with criminal zoning prosecutions.

Public safety and behavioral health grant funding

$325,865 in outside grant funds coming into the city, plus two position transfers.

Public Safety Canine Line-of-Duty Honors

Minimal city expenditures for memorial creation.

Fire Department Work Schedule and Staffing

Transitioning to a four-shift model will require future budget allocations for personnel and equipment.

Proposed grocery consumer-protection resolution

Firearm Violence Intervention and Prevention Grant

$500,000 grant revenue and associated part-time staffing costs.

Fire Department Work Schedule and Staffing

Transitioning to a four-shift model will require future budget allocations for personnel and equipment.

school bus safety

Catching these reckless drivers could mean a flood of traffic ticket revenue, but the real savings come from avoiding tragic accidents.

St. Brides Road Communications Tower

Requires capital investment from the city while improving public safety and utility infrastructure.

Nuclear Weapons Prohibition Appeal Resolution

None.

Foster Care System Concerns and Support

Potential adjustments to departmental operational and foster support funding.

First Responder Mental Health and Wellness Platform

The first-year cost for the police department is approximately $98,000, followed by about $83,000 annually for subsequent years. Expanding the program to include the fire department and sheriff's office would require an initial investment of roughly $199,000 and $172,000 annually thereafter.

Police Fleet Vehicle Replacement

$1,050,000 transfer within the general fund and central fleet fund.

Opioid Settlement Funding Appropriation

$377,164 in grant revenue appropriated for opioid abatement.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CHESAPEAKE CITY CODE, CHAPTER 74, ENTITLED “TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES,” SECTION 74-383, TO PROVIDE PUBLIC SAFETY TOWING RESPONDERS LIMITED ACCESS TO ACCIDENT REPORTS, TO REFLECT STATUTORY CHANGES IN THE 2026 SESSION OF…

REQUEST FOR THE AUTHORITY TO APPLY FOR A PUBLIC SAFETY ANSWERING POINT EDUCATION PROGRAM GRANT FROM THE VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT-POLICE