The upcoming Council Briefing meeting will cover a range of topics including updates on the city's budget, proposed changes to zoning regulations, and a presentation on a new community development project.

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The agenda for the upcoming Housing and Human Services Committee meeting will focus on rental programs in Seattle, tenant rights, housing conditions, rent regulations, and eviction protections. It highlights the efforts of organizations like the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections and Seattle Office for Civil Rights to ensure safe and affordable housing. Information on community events, grants, and contacting SDCI Renter Programs is provided, with a focus on improving customer needs and communication for 2024.

The text outlines the history and key components of Seattle's police accountability system, highlighting civilian oversight, timely investigations, and disciplinary procedures. It mentions the creation of oversight bodies, changes in 2017 and 2023, and the appointment of Lisa Judge as the first Inspector General in 2018. The OIG Public Safety Committee oversees the police department and Office of Police Accountability, focusing on audits, investigations, and policy reviews to ensure constitutional and effective policing. Priorities include surveillance technology, data projects, transparency, and community engagement through initiatives like the SER Panel.

The City of Seattle will honor Sen George Fleming by naming a section of 43rd Ave S after him, with the cost of installing signs covered by a third-party. The City Council meeting will also include approving payments and updating councilmembers' assignments to external committees. Fleming is being recognized for his contributions to affordable housing, civil rights, and civil liberties.

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