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CONTACT INFORMATION Baltimore City Hall, 100 Holliday Street, Rm 521 Baltimore, MD 21202 Email: KRISTERFER.BURNETT@BALTIMORECITY.GOV Office Phone: (410)-396-4818 Fax Number: (410)-396-4828 Follow on Social Media: Facebook: Councilman Kristerfer Burnett Twitter: @CouncilmanKB Instagram: @KristerferB
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Priorities Commun unity ity Engagem agement ent Blig ight ht Elim iminat ination ion Suppor porting ting our Youth Neighborhood Walks Equitable Funding for District 8 Community • • • Baltimore City Schools Academy Multi-Agency Targeted • Enforcement Direct Support for District 8 • Supporting Community • Schools Associations Community Clean-Ups • Partnership Facilitation • Neighborhood Partnerships • 5
“A City Thrives Or Falters On The Vision Of It’s Citizens” - Walter er Sondheim dheim, , Jr. .
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BmoreDistrict8 • 239 Constituent Service Requests Closed since taking Office 14
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Creation of Baltimore City Human Trafficking Collaborative Introduced Resolution establishing the creation of the first-ever • Human Trafficking Collaborative to end trafficking in Baltimore City Currently serving as Co-Chair of Collaborative and Chairperson of • the Legislative Committee Plan to introduce legislation in 2018 to provide additional • resources for survivors and hold “Johns” accountable. 24
An Advocate for Education Helped to organize fundraiser to restore funding for • Baltimore City Student Bus Pass program Raised over $26,000 at bake sale, online, and through • the help of families across Baltimore City Encouraged Under Armour and the Baltimore Ravens • to donate a combined $75,000 to fully restore program 25
Fighting For Our Scholars Stood firm with my colleagues after several weeks of failed negations with the Administration in voting 15-0 to cut over $26 million in funding for programs --- in an effort to increase support for our youth! Our effort lead to the following investments: $10.4 million for Baltimore City Public Schools • over 3-years $2.58 million to support community schools and • after-school programs $1.5 million for Safe Streets anti-violence iniatiatve • $150,000 for the Maryland Food Bank to provide • meals for families in need $176,000 for the AARP Experience Corps • mentorship program 26
Making Our Communities Safer Co- Authored “Live To Be More: A Comprehensive Violence Reduction Strategy For Baltimore” plan along with City Councilmember & Public Safety Committee Chair Brandon Scott and fellow members of the committee Called for holistic and comprehensive approach to violence • reduction strategy with a focus on investments in education and public health. Presented plan before the Maryland State Senate Joint • Committee for Public Safety Hearing with Councilmembers Scott & Cohen 27
What’s Next? 1 2 3 4 5 Active8 e8 Co Continue inue Expan and District rict 8 Introd oduce uce and Suppor ort Local al working wo ing to to end Community Co unity Suppor ort Schools ols in Effort t Community Co unity Human an and Academy emy legis gislatio lation to to to to Garner ner Engageme gement t Labor or Trafficking fficking Improve ove Access Resour urces ces and Program ram in Baltimor ltimore e Ci City to to Afforda dable ble Partner nerships hips for Housing ing and Our Youth Blig ight ht Eliminatio mination n Reference : The basics you can find anywhere 5 Steps To Successful Storytelling Published on April 5, 2014 Featured in: Marketing & Advertising 28
“ It Always Seems Impossible, Until It Is Done. — Nelson Mandela 29
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