Record

Hallam’s role: Introduced the ordinance; moved passage

The law requires notice to the Jail Oversight Board within 48 hours of a reported rape. Implementation and compliance require further evidence.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor

The record establishes enactment. Changes in contracting practice or savings have not been measured.

Hallam’s role: Introduced the ordinance

Council enacted the measure in March 2026. Later litigation and implementation remain under review in this record.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor; Dan Grzybek led the measure

The executive signed it February 27. This is prospective relief; lower tax bills have not yet been established.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor

The ordinance was enacted December 16. Its effectiveness has not been separately measured.

Hallam’s role: Advocacy; supported budget funding

Her earlier $10-a-day motion failed. The evidence of implementation does not establish that the proposed rate became the paid rate.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor

The enactment is documented. The resulting listings and their use have not been separately audited. The saved reference is ordinance 13500-25; its direct public link and exact enactment date still need checking.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor

This does not establish delivery of the separate promise for public interviews before appointments. Publication and use were not separately audited.

Hallam’s role: Sponsor

This procedural change is separate from countywide reassessment. Its practical benefits need further documentation.

Hallam’s role: Board member and advocate

The board approved the sites unanimously. This was a collective board action.

Hallam’s role: Moved and defended disbursements

The timeline date marks the December 2023 renewal. The payment program began in 2022. These welfare payments are separate from wages. The monthly amount was reduced from $125 to $100 over her objection. The county evaluation found no significant change in the short-term post-release outcomes it examined.

Hallam’s role: Sponsor

The two related ordinances are grouped as one record item. Legal codification is distinct from distributing welfare payments.

Hallam’s role: Sponsor

The record establishes an administrative change. Recruitment and retention gains have not been documented here.

Hallam’s role: Budget advocacy and council action

The funding increases do not establish that the county reached the separate 33% funding goal.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor

Creating the department does not establish that the county achieved 100% clean electricity.

Hallam’s role: Prime sponsor; moved the veto override

Council overrode the executive’s veto 12–3 on July 19, 2022.

Hallam’s role: Moved termination

This is a completed contract decision within the broader jail-reform record.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsored the earlier bill; voted for the final law

The final measure was sponsored by the Chief Executive and signed September 15, 2021. The law does not cover every worker.

Hallam’s role: Voted yes

Hallam was not a sponsor. The board’s jurisdiction is limited, and it had heard no cases as of April 2024; current operations need further review.

Hallam’s role: Board of Elections member

These were collective board actions. The record groups the related election-assistance work together.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor with Olivia Bennett and Anita Prizio

The executive signed the ordinance October 22, 2020.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor

Hallam’s co-sponsorship and the July 16 signature are confirmed in the legislative record. Specific bathroom-access changes are not established.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor

This is a completed legislative action. It differs from the specific campaign pledge to direct Clean Air Fund spending toward clean-air projects.

Hallam’s role: Co-sponsor

Council passed the ordinance 13–2 on February 11, 2020. The executive signed it February 14.