Recorded vote
Main motion at the Regular Meeting of Council, January 25, 2016. Carried 12–3.
Resolution
That Councillor Keating’s Revised Motion, NM2016-05 be adopted, after amendment, as follows: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that through a request through the Calgary Police Commission, that the Calgary Police Service (CPS) consider the development of residential traffic enforcement options, in conjunction with its key City and community stakeholders, and that these options focus on: • Targeting high risk residential areas such as school and playground zones along with other pedestrian-rich locations; • Utilizing citizen feedback through the Traffic Safety Request system to inform operational response; • Emphasizing proactive public education to enhance public awareness; and • Sharing traffic enforcement data with City partners to support further intervention approaches when needed, including traffic calming measures. AND FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that through the Calgary Police Commission, the CPS be requested to report back to the Standing Policy Committee on Community and Protective Services with associated options, recommendations and financial implications by no later than 2016 July.
How each member voted
| Seat | Member | Vote |
|---|---|---|
| Mayor | Naheed Nenshi | Yes |
| Ward 1 | Ward Sutherland | No |
| Ward 2 | Joe Magliocca | Yes |
| Ward 3 | Jim Stevenson | Yes |
| Ward 4 | Sean Chu | Yes |
| Ward 5 | Ray Jones | Yes |
| Ward 6 | Richard Pootmans | Yes |
| Ward 7 | Druh Farrell | Yes |
| Ward 8 | Evan Woolley | Yes |
| Ward 9 | Gian-Carlo Carra | Yes |
| Ward 10 | Andre Chabot | No |
| Ward 11 | Brian Pincott | Yes |
| Ward 12 | Shane Keating | Yes |
| Ward 13 | Diane Colley-Urquhart | No |
| Ward 14 | Peter Demong | Yes |