Bridgeport, CT

City Council

The Bridgeport City Council meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 7:00 PM in City Council Chambers to approve prior minutes and refer several land and grant items to committees. Items include a request to order a public hearing on a Mt. Growmore Land Development Agreement and Ground Lease with East End NRZ Market & Café, Inc. for 329 Central Avenue and 118 and 124 Suggetts Lane, plus resolutions on leases of part of Post Office Square at 1136-1160 Main Street and a land development agreement for 157 & 171 Golden Hill Street. A DOJ FY27 JAG Edward Byrne Memorial Grant item and an easement sale to the State DOT for a track improvement project are also referred to committees. One resident, John Marshall Lee, has requested permission to address the Council at 6:30 PM.

• Public hearing requested on Mt. Growmore Land Development Agreement and Ground Lease with East End NRZ Market & Café, Inc. for 329 Central Avenue and 118 and 124 Suggetts Lane
• Two resolutions authorizing a lease of a portion of Post Office Square, 1136-1160 Main Street, referred to Economic & Community Development & Environment Committee
• Resolution authorizing a Land Development Agreement for 157 & 171 Golden Hill Street referred to committee
• DOJ FY27 JAG Edward Byrne Memorial Grant Program item referred to Public Safety & Transportation Committee
• Resolution authorizing sale of a defined easement over a City-owned right of way to the State of CT DOT for 'Track Improvement Mobility Enhancement 1' Project #300-214-009

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The Bridgeport City Council meets Monday, October 19, 2026 at 7:00 PM in City Council Chambers at 45 Lyon Terrace. Items on the agenda include a resolution to ban electronic bikes in the city, a proposed power purchase and license agreement with CEFIA Solar Services, Inc. for a solar project at Curiale School, and a proposed settlement of pending litigation in Yolanda Minor v. Carlos DeJesus & City of Bridgeport. Several items are being referred to committees rather than voted on, and two residents have requested permission to address the Council.

• Resolution to Ban Electronic Bikes in the City of Bridgeport (26-89), referred to the Ordinance Committee
• Resolution authorizing a Power Purchase and License Agreement with CEFIA Solar Services, Inc. for the Curiale School solar project (26-143), referred to Contracts Committee
• Proposed settlement of pending litigation in Yolanda Minor v. Carlos DeJesus & City of Bridgeport, Docket No. FBT-CV-24-6133991-S (26-139), referred to Miscellaneous Matters Committee
• Minutes for approval from the April 6, 2026 meeting
• Two residents requested to address the Council: Frances Ortiz on municipal governance and Ashley Aguilera on a parking ordinance

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The Bridgeport City Council meets Monday, November 2, 2026 at 7:00 PM in City Council Chambers at City Hall, 45 Lyon Terrace. The agenda consists mainly of procedural items — prayer, pledge, roll call, and minutes approval — plus four communications referred to committees. These include a Power Purchase and License Agreement with CEFIA Solar Services, Inc. for a solar project at Curiale School, and proposed approval of general obligation bonds to fund certain capital improvement projects. Two other items, labeled as test and example entries, are referred to the Education & Social Services Committee.

• Power Purchase and License Agreement with CEFIA Solar Services, Inc. for the Solar Project at Curiale School (item 26-145), referred to Contracts Committee
• Proposed approval of General Obligation Bonds to fund certain capital improvement projects (item 26-146), referred to Budget & Appropriations Committee
• Item 26-152 labeled 'TEST ITEM FOR REFERRAL TO EDUCATION & SOCIAL SERVICES CMTE', referred to Education & Social Services Committee
• Item 26-153 labeled 'EXAMPLE GRANT FOR EDUCATION & SOCIAL SERVICES CMTE', referred to Education & Social Services Committee
• A named person has requested permission to address the Council at 6:30 PM in Council Chambers

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Public Safety and Transportation Committee

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The Council will vote on a permanent easement for United Illuminating at Baldwin Plaza and consider several grant applications. Members will also address pending litigation settlements and appointments to the Ethics Commission.

• Permanent Easement for United Illuminating at Baldwin Plaza (1130 Broad Street)
• Edward Byrne Memorial Grant application for Bridgeport Police Department
• Settlement of pending litigation: Shannon Stacey Smith, et al v. City of Bridgeport
• Success Village Apartments (SVA) property tax interest penalty refund
• Appointment of Faith Sweeney and Rosella Criss to the Ethics Commission

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The Bridgeport City Council will approve prior meeting minutes and vote on a computer monitor purchase agreement for the City Clerk’s office. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with a brief public comment period scheduled before the 7 p.m. session.

• Vote on equipment purchase agreement for the City Clerk’s office
• Approval of previous council meeting minutes
• Public comment period at 6:30 p.m.

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The City Council will discuss and vote on a proposed resolution regarding homeland security, as well as purchase orders for laptops, monitors, and office chairs. They will also approve previous meeting minutes and consider a city council citation.

• Proposed resolution on homeland security
• Purchase of new laptops and monitors for staff
• Purchase of new office chairs for staff
• Approval of City Council minutes from February 17, 2026
• City Council citation

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This meeting is largely procedural, covering approval of minutes, communications to committees, and a consent calendar. The only specific action item is a resolution to approve Ordinance 12325-023, but details are placeholder text.

• Approval of Test Minutes26-024
• Resolution to Approve Ordinance 12325-023
• Items under Matters to Be Acted Upon (consent calendar) include Test25-024
• Roll call vote items and unfinished business have no specifics listed

The Council approved test minutes, tabled a resolution, denied resolution 26-025, and adopted ordinance OR-01-2. All votes were unanimous where recorded. No substantive context is available due to placeholder text.

• Approved test minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled Resolution 25-023 (unanimous)
• No action on test item 25-024
• Denied Resolution 26-025
• Adopted Ordinance OR-01-2 (unanimous)

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This meeting agenda consists largely of procedural items and test entries (e.g., Test25-021, Test25-024) with placeholder text. No substantive actions or discussions are identifiable from the agenda text.

• Resolution to Approve Ordinance 12325-023.a (consent calendar)
• Ordinance 2026-022 (lorem ipsum description, unclear substance)
• Multiple test items (Test25-021, Test25-024, Test Minutes26-024)

The City Council held a special meeting and took several actions. Ordinance 2026-022 was adopted with a unanimous vote. Resolution 25-024 was approved after an amendment failed. Resolution 25-023.a was continued to June 10, 2026.

• Adopted Ordinance 2026-022 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-024 Test (passed after failed amendment)
• Continued Resolution 25-023.a to June 10, 2026
• Amendment to Resolution 25-024 failed (2 ayes, 18 nays)

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This agenda is largely procedural, including prayer, pledge, and minutes approval. The only substantive items are the appointment of Scrooge McDuck and a single test matter (Test title25-021). No other notable decisions or discussions are listed.

• Appointment of Scrooge McDuck
• Test title25-021 (to be acted upon)