2:53 The Albany Common Council voted Monday night to approve the city's Policing Reform and Reinvention Collaborative Plan. The Albany Policing Reform and Reinvention Collaborative presented its draft final report in January, containing recommendations aimed at eliminating structural racism and bias in city policing, via public input. With funding at risk, Governor Andrew Cuomo directed localities statewide to finish their reform plans by April 1. Mayor Kathy Sheehan's administration formulated a plan of action based on the collaborative's work. "Look, I think that this has been a hard work put in by residents and, you know, folks from across law enforcement, the community. And, you know, I think that this was an effort that resulted in the most comprehensive report that exists in the state. It's an actionable plan. And I'm grateful there were five council members that participated in this process. And it's the beginning, this is the beginning, not the end, the goal was to create a plan. And now we have to act on that plan and be as transparent as we can possibly be.'