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Transportation Committee
The committee will review a proposed parking action plan and receive a routine update from the Transportation Department. No binding votes or public hearings are scheduled. The session will conclude with standard procedural items.
- ID-149-26 Parking Action Plan review
- ID-11-26 Transportation Department update
- Approval of May 13, 2026 meeting minutes
Environmental Matters Committee
The Environmental Matters Committee will receive status updates on current planning and zoning projects and review monthly resilience reports from January through June 2026. The meeting focuses on informational briefings and routine administrative approvals rather than binding votes or new regulations.
- Approval of the June 11, 2026 committee meeting minutes
- Planning and zoning developmental updates for current city projects
- Resilience and sustainability monthly progress reports (January–June 2026)
Rules and City Government Committee
The committee will review Ordinance O-16-26, which proposes changes to the City of Annapolis Forest Conservation code. The ordinance aims to align local rules with state law by updating definitions and adding requirements for afforestation and solar facilities.
- Ordinance O-16-26: Forest Conservation Program Amendments
Environmental Matters Committee
The committee will review an ordinance to amend the City's Forest Conservation code. The changes aim to align local law with state requirements regarding afforestation, solar facilities, and reforestation mitigation.
- O-16-26: Amendments to Chapter 21.71 (Forest Conservation)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session featuring two presentations. The first covers the Maryland Citizens Health Initiative, followed by a discussion on the Annapolis Arts District.
- Maryland Citizens Health Initiative presentation
- Annapolis Arts District presentation
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Economic Matters Committee
This session focuses on informational briefings and routine approvals rather than binding votes or policy changes. The Economic Matters Committee will receive progress reports from the city's economic development staff, including updates on a local business partnership and workforce training program. No public hearings or substantive decisions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Downtown Business Partnership progress report
- Maritime Apprenticeship Program status update
- Economic Development Manager’s quarterly activity reports
- Dock Street business mitigation findings review
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on updating the Art in Public Places program, consider final approval of ordinances regarding police firing range oversight and reducing the Human Relations Commission, and vote on a $573,400 supplemental appropriation for parking garage costs and transit fuel. First reader items include amendments to forest conservation rules and a new law allowing residents to park in front of their own driveways.
- Public hearing on O-14-26: Art in Public Places program updates, including commission size reduction and fund use criteria
- Second reader on O-6-26: police firing range oversight, allowing Police Chief and Mayor to approve users
- Second reader on O-10-26: reducing Human Relations Commission from 15 to 9 members
- Supplemental appropriation SA-23-26: $573,400 for SP+ garage contract, parking bond interest, and transit fuel costs
- Fund transfers FT-13-26: over $1.4M across departments including snow operations, contractual services, and police capital outlay
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session featuring two major presentations. Officials will receive an update from Anne Arundel County Public Schools and review the city's Climate Action Plan.
- Anne Arundel County Public Schools Update
- City's Climate Action Plan
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will consider a $573,400 supplemental appropriation for parking operations including a garage contract, bond interest, and transit costs. They will also discuss a resolution to set fees for long-term room rentals (rooming houses) in private homes. Additionally, multiple fund transfers across departments totaling over $1 million will be reviewed.
- SA-23-26: $573,400 supplemental appropriation for parking, including $492,300 for SP+ garage contract
- R-17-26: Resolution to add operating license fee and amend rental fees for long-term room rentals (rooming houses)
- FT-13-26: $102,100 transfer to Public Works snow salaries; $362,000 for contractual services
- FT-13-26: Police Department transfers $86,000 for contractual services and $84,600 for capital outlay
- FT-13-26: Fleet Operations transfers $150,000 to contractual services and $235,600 to supplies
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will receive updates from the Annapolis Police Department, including the Summer Safety Improvement and Crime Plan 2026 and the internal affairs investigative process. The Fire Department and Office of Emergency Management will also provide updates.
- APD Summer Safety Improvement and Crime Plan 2026 presentation
- Internal Affairs Investigative Process — Annapolis & Maryland Framework
- Annapolis Fire Department update (Chief Remaley)
- Office of Emergency Management update (Director Simmons)
Environmental Matters Committee
The Environmental Matters Committee will discuss three topics: an update from the Urban Forester, a presentation on the state of Spa Creek with 2025 data, and a resilience and sustainability update from the Deputy City Manager. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled.
- Urban Forester update (ID-136-26)
- State of Spa Creek presentation with 2025 data (ID-34-26)
- Resilience & Sustainability update covering Jan-Jun 2026 (ID-3-26)
City Council
The City Council will vote on final adoption of the FY2027 annual budget, including the property tax levy, operating budget, and capital improvement program. They will also decide on the FY2027 fees schedule, fines schedule, and position classifications/pay plan. Other actions include a public hearing on expanding the Board of Supervisors of Elections from three to five members.
- Adoption of FY2027 budget and property tax levy (O-8-26)
- Supplemental spending of $21,378.50 for fire department defibrillators (SA-21-26)
- Supplemental allocation of $683,200 federal grant and $159,700 city funds for Safe Streets & Roads Project (SA-22-26)
- Public hearing on expanding Board of Supervisors of Elections from 3 to 5 members (CA-2-26)
- First reader ordinance updating Art in Public Places Commission duties and membership (O-14-26)