Bristol, CT

Board of Public Works

The regular Board of Public Works meeting scheduled for August 20, 2026 has been cancelled. The agenda contains only standard procedural items and no substantive business will be discussed.

• Meeting cancelled

Citation Hearings

The Bristol Citation Hearing Officer will hear appeals of 14 code enforcement citations on Thursday, August 20, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. in Room 1-1 of City Hall. The agenda lists each citation number, the owner or appellant, and the property location. The hearing is open to the public and can also be attended via Zoom.

• Citation 253624: Dino Hoxha (Joseph Hoxha), 8 Marion Street
• Citations 253649 and 252560: Ayesha Ilyas / Zain Chugtai, 115 Wolcott Street
• Citation 253625: Azad Ali, 65 Haviland Street
• Citation 253601: H&T Brothers Properties LLC, 146 Pine Street
• Citation 253518: JWO Alder Street LLC (Kevin Innes), 30 Alder Street

Animal Control Building Committee

The regular meeting of the Animal Control Building Committee scheduled for Thursday, August 20th, 2026, at 5:00pm has been cancelled by order of the chairperson, Lindsey Rivers. No business will be conducted at this meeting.

• Meeting cancelled by chairperson Lindsey Rivers

Zoning Commission

The Bristol Zoning Commission is holding a special virtual meeting to discuss two topics: vape/smoke shops and data centers. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda; the items are listed as commission discussions. The meeting also includes public participation and staff reports.

• Discussion on vape/smoke shops
• Discussion on data centers
• Virtual meeting via Zoom

Energy Commission

The Bristol Energy Commission is holding its regular monthly meeting. They will hear a presentation from the CT Green Bank on solar for affordable multifamily housing, receive updates from the Public Facilities & Energy Manager, and discuss edits to the city's Energy Plan.

• Presentation on Solar for Affordable Multifamily Housing by Katie Shelton of CT Green Bank
• Updates from Dave Oakes, Public Facilities & Energy Manager
• Discussion of Energy Plan Edits
• Approval of July 16, 2026 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

Diversity Council

Board of Finance

The Bristol Board of Finance will hold its regular meeting on August 25, 2026, to consider a consent agenda with numerous fund transfers and appropriations, a police department transfer, and several General Fund items including a $2.495 million appropriation and a bid waiver for grant management software. The board will also receive a budget update from the Board of Education and hear subcommittee reports.

• Consent agenda includes transfers and appropriations totaling over $1 million across multiple funds
• Police Department: transfer of $5,849 from General Fund Contingency and $11,698 appropriation in Special Grants and Donations Fund
• Various: $2,463,410 in General Fund transfers to closeout FY2025-26, $1,253,585 carryovers to FY2026-27
• Comptroller's Office: $2,495,000 additional appropriation in General Fund
• Comptroller's Office: transfer $4,850 from General Fund Contingency and appoint Fiducient as investment manager for 457 plan

Board of Health

The Bristol-Burlington Health District Board of Health Personnel Committee is meeting to discuss personnel matters. The agenda includes attendance, a discussion of BBHD personnel issues, and adjournment. No specific actions or decisions are listed.

• Discussion of BBHD personnel matters

Historic District Commission

The Bristol Historic District Commission has cancelled its regular meeting scheduled for Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at 5:00 PM. No specific agenda items were discussed or decided because the meeting was cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting is set for Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

• Meeting scheduled for August 26, 2026, at 5:00 PM is cancelled
• Next regular meeting is scheduled for September 23, 2026

General

Board of Fire Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Ordinance Committee

Zoning Board of Appeals

Conservation Commission/ Inland Wetlands & Watercourses Agency

City Arts & Culture Commission

City Arts & Culture Commission

Economic and Community Development

Real Estate Committee

Joint Meeting of the City Council and Board of Finance

City Council

Commission for Persons with Disabilities

Retirement Board

Cemetery Commission

Library Board of Directors

General

Sewer Commissioners

Board of Water Commissioners

Board of Park Commissioners

Salary Committee

Board of Police Commissioners

Energy Commission

Board of Public Works

Citation Hearings

Commission on Aging

Opioid Task Force

Zoning Commission

Board of Finance

General

Historic District Commission

Board of Fire Commissioners

Planning Commission

Economic and Community Development

Library Board of Directors

Real Estate Committee

Conservation Commission/ Inland Wetlands & Watercourses Agency

Parking Authority

Zoning Board of Appeals

Ordinance Committee

City Arts & Culture Commission

City Arts & Culture Commission

Retirement Board

Cemetery Commission

Joint Meeting of the City Council and Board of Finance

City Council

Youth Commission

Commission for Persons with Disabilities

Commission on Aging

Board of Public Works

Citation Hearings

Energy Commission

Zoning Commission

Board of Water Commissioners

Police Commission

Sewer Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Park Commissioners

Salary Committee

Planning Commission

Board of Finance

General

Historic District Commission

Real Estate Committee

Conservation Commission/ Inland Wetlands & Watercourses Agency

Library Board of Directors

Ordinance Committee

City Arts & Culture Commission

Zoning Board of Appeals

City Arts & Culture Commission

Economic and Community Development

Zoning Commission

Cemetery Commission

City Council

Joint Meeting of the City Council and Board of Finance

Commission for Persons with Disabilities

Retirement Board

Opioid Task Force

Sewer Commissioners

Board of Water Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Historic District Commission

Board of Park Commissioners

Salary Committee

Energy Commission

Commission on Aging

Board of Public Works

Citation Hearings

Planning Commission

General

Ordinance Committee

Zoning Board of Appeals

City Arts & Culture Commission

City Arts & Culture Commission

Economic and Community Development

Conservation Commission/ Inland Wetlands & Watercourses Agency

Real Estate Committee

Parking Authority

Joint Meeting of the City Council and Board of Finance

City Council

Youth Commission

Commission for Persons with Disabilities

Retirement Board

Cemetery Commission

Sewer Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Park Commissioners

Historic District Commission

Salary Committee

Citation Hearings

Commission on Aging

Energy Commission

Board of Public Works

General

Planning Commission

Parking Authority

Real Estate Committee

Ordinance Committee

Zoning Board of Appeals

City Arts & Culture Commission

Cemetery Commission

Joint Meeting of the City Council and Board of Finance

Commission for Persons with Disabilities

Opioid Task Force

Board of Police Commissioners

Police Commission

Sewer Commissioners

Board of Park Commissioners

Salary Committee

Citation Hearings

Board of Public Works

General

Historic District Commission

Real Estate Committee

Parking Authority

Ordinance Committee

City Arts & Culture Commission

Cemetery Commission

Youth Commission

Commission for Persons with Disabilities

Sewer Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Board of Park Commissioners

Citation Hearings

Board of Public Works

Planning Commission

General

Parking Authority

City Arts & Culture Commission

Cemetery Commission

Commission for Persons with Disabilities

Board of Police Commissioners

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Citation Hearings

Board of Public Works

General

Parking Authority

City Arts & Culture Commission

Cemetery Commission

Board of Public Works

Police Commission

Board of Police Commissioners

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

General

City Arts & Culture Commission

Cemetery Commission

Board of Police Commissioners

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Board of Public Works

General

City Arts & Culture Commission

Board of Police Commissioners

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Board of Public Works

General

Board of Public Works

Police Commission

Board of Police Commissioners

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Board of Public Works

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Salary Committee

Board of Park Commissioners

Board of Water Commissioners

The Bristol Board of Water Commissioners is holding its regular August meeting. The board will vote on minutes and department reports, and will consider a revision to the department's policy on processing payments and proposed closing procedures for calculating final invoices. Public participation is scheduled, and one customer correspondence item regarding 35 Wolcott Street will be discussed.

• Revision to Department Policy on Processing Payments (adopted March 6, 2020)
• Proposed closing procedures for calculating final invoices
• Customer correspondence: 35 Wolcott Street
• Approval of July 2026 department reports

Board of Police Commissioners

The Bristol Board of Police Commissioners will hold its regular meeting, including public participation, approval of minutes and monthly reports, and committee updates. Under old business, the board will discuss the LPR Transparency Portal, a response from Corporation Counsel regarding an ordinance for automated traffic enforcement, and a report on a complaint filed against the chief and deputy chief. New business includes the chief's report, a Board of Finance request, and the Bristol Vision Zero Initiative.

• LPR Transparency Portal discussion
• Response from Corporation Counsel on automated traffic enforcement ordinance
• Report on disposition of complaint against Chief and Deputy Chief
• Board of Finance request
• Bristol Vision Zero Initiative

Animal Control Building Committee

The Animal Control Building Committee will hold a special meeting to review a cost estimate and assessment for the Animal Control Facility. The committee may decide to proceed with preparing and issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) to procure a design-build firm. Public participation is scheduled.

• Review of cost estimate and facility assessment
• Discussion of Animal Control Facility layout plan
• Possible action to proceed with RFP for design-build firm
• Memo from Raymond Rogozinski on proceeding

Diversity Council

The Bristol Diversity Council is holding a special meeting to discuss and plan a Cash Mob event at the Farmers Market. The agenda includes reviewing past Cash Mobs, learning about registered vendors, brainstorming ways to increase attendance, and selecting a date for the event.

• Discussion of Cash Mob objectives and previous executions
• Farmers Market representatives to discuss registered vendors
• Brainstorming ideas to drive attendance to the Farmers Market
• Date selection for the Farmers Market Cash Mob event

Sewer Commissioners

The Bristol Board of Sewer Commissioners is holding a regular meeting to approve minutes and department reports, and to discuss several operational items. Key agenda items include a revision to the department's policy on processing payments, proposed closing procedures for calculating final invoices, and an inflow and infiltration (I&I) study. Public participation is also scheduled.

• Revision of Department Policy on Processing Payments (adopted March 6, 2020)
• Proposed Closing Procedures for Calculating Final Invoices
• I&I Study discussion
• Customer correspondence regarding 222 East Main Street
• Approval of July 2026 department reports

General

The Bristol Board of Fire Commissioners will hold a special meeting to consider a candidate for the Fire Apparatus Mechanic position. The agenda includes only this item, along with call to order and adjournment.

• Consider a candidate for the Fire Apparatus Mechanic position

Building Code of Appeals

The Bristol Building Code Board of Appeals will hold a special meeting to hear an appeal regarding a July 17, 2026, demolition order. The board will also discuss the board's commissioners.

• Appeal hearing for demolition order dated July 17, 2026, regarding 580 Broad Street
• Discussion of Bristol Building Code Board of Appeals Commissioners

The Bristol Building Code Board of Appeals voted unanimously to uphold a Condemnation Order for the commercially zoned building at 580 Broad Street, following testimony that tenants were residing there. The board heard from the chief building official, health district staff, the appellant, and tenants before deciding.

• Upheld Condemnation Order for 580 Broad St. (unanimous, 3-0)

Board of Health

The Bristol-Burlington Health District Board of Health is meeting to approve minutes and bills, receive monthly reports from health programs, and discuss new and old business. Key items include a discussion of the School Base Program, appointments to committees, and a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Bristol.

• Discussion of School Base Program
• Personnel Committee appointments
• Finance Committee appointments
• Discussion of legal contracts/engagements
• Discussion of Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Bristol

The Bristol-Burlington Health District Board of Health approved several routine items, including minutes, bills, and monthly reports. It also made appointments to committees, tabled a legal engagement, ended a relationship with a law firm, and took action after an executive session to have FordHarrison present a memorandum of understanding to the City of Bristol and to close a Thomaston Savings Bank account.

• Approved July 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved July 2026 bills (unanimous)
• Tabled legal fees question until September (unanimous)
• Approved monthly reports (unanimous)
• Appointed members to Personnel, Finance, and Dental Committees (unanimous)
• Tabled new engagement of Shipman & Goodwin (unanimous)
• Ended engagement with Mangines & Burke (unanimous)
• Directed FordHarrison to present MOU to City of Bristol (unanimous)

Retirement Board

The Bristol Retirement Board is holding its regular meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes, receiving the treasurer's report, and reviewing investments with Beirne Wealth Consulting, LLC. Public participation is scheduled early in the agenda. No specific decisions or dollar amounts are listed.

• Investment review with Beirne Wealth Consulting, LLC
• Treasurer's report
• Approval of minutes
• Public participation

Youth Commission

The Bristol Youth and Community Services Commission is holding its regular meeting to discuss routine business, including approving minutes, receiving a supervisor's report on year-to-date finances and summer programs, and hearing a presentation on CADCA training. No major decisions or public hearings are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of June 10, 2026 meeting minutes
• Year to date financials report
• Summer program update
• BEST update
• CADCA training presentation

City Council

The Bristol City Council will hold its regular meeting on August 12, 2026, covering a consent agenda with routine items, several ordinance amendments, property sales, and a major grant application. The most consequential item is a $4.25 million grant application to the CT DEEP for outdoor recreation, requiring a $2.125 million city match. The council will also consider a $1.67 million demolition contract for the Edgewood Pre-K Academy renovation and an executive session on potential property acquisitions.

• Grant application: $4,250,000 to CT DEEP Outdoor Recreation and Legacy Partnership Program, with $2,125,000 city match
• Contract award: $1,673,371 to American Building Wreckers for demolition & HAZMAT removal at Edgewood Pre-K Academy
• Property sale: RFP for 81 Church Avenue (Fire Company No. 3) at $600,000 asking price
• Property sale: RFP for Lot 6+7+8 Witches Rock Road, no minimum price
• Ordinance amendments: Flood Damage Prevention (Appendix D) and Ordinance Enforcement Penalties (Chapter 23)

The City Council unanimously rejected a $175,000 offer from JBS Developers, LLC for surplus property at 81 Church Avenue and directed the Purchasing Agent to reissue the RFP with a reduced asking price of $300,000. The council also approved several other items, including a $1,673,371 demolition contract for Edgewood Pre-K Academy, a $4,250,000 grant application for Hoppers-Birge Pond revitalization, and an increase in citation fines from $90 to $120. All votes were unanimous.

• Rejected $175K offer for 81 Church Ave; reissued RFP at $300K (unanimous)
• Awarded $1,673,371 demolition & HAZMAT contract for Edgewood Pre-K to American Building Wreckers (unanimous)
• Approved $4.25M grant application for Hoppers-Birge Pond revitalization with $2.125M city match (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance increasing citation fines from $90 to $120 (unanimous)
• Approved $151,894.72 in tax refunds (unanimous)
• Accepted $328,029 funding from Shine Early Learning (unanimous)
• Approved creation of part-time Arts & Culture Coordinator position (unanimous)
• Introduced flood damage prevention ordinance amendments; public hearing set for Sept 1, 2026 (unanimous)

Commission for Persons with Disabilities

Salary Committee

The Bristol Salary Committee is holding a special meeting to consider approving a part-time Arts & Culture Coordinator position. The agenda includes only this new business item, followed by adjournment.

• Approve a Part-time Arts & Culture Coordinator

Joint Meeting of the City Council and Board of Finance

The Bristol City Council and Board of Finance will hold a joint meeting to approve a consent agenda of fund transfers and appropriations, plus several individual items including a road improvement transfer, a land purchase closeout, a parking garage project adjustment, and a UConn internship program transfer. The meeting also includes a monthly revenue and expense report from the Comptroller.

• Transfer $137,560 within Road Improvements Fund for O'Sullivan Storm Improvements
• Transfer $180,000 within Road Improvement Fund for Matthews St RR Crossing
• Appropriate $15,192 in Capital Projects Fund to close out land purchases on Perkins Street & Hoppers/Birge Forest (6 acres)
• Decrease ARPA Fund appropriation by $10,291 for Centre Sq. Parking Garage Project
• Transfer $18,250 from General Fund Contingency for UConn Internship Program

The Joint Meeting of the City Council and Board of Finance approved a consent calendar with eight items, including transfers and appropriations for various funds, and then approved additional individual items. All votes were unanimous. The meeting was brief, lasting about 12 minutes, and included a monthly revenue and expense report presentation by the Comptroller.

• Approved $51,000 transfer within CDBG Fund for ECD grant programs (unanimous)
• Approved $32,914 additional appropriation for Early Voting grant (unanimous)
• Approved $137,560 transfer for O'Sullivan Storm Improvements (unanimous)
• Approved $32,135 additional appropriation for solid waste barrels (unanimous)
• Approved $32,555 additional appropriation for Special Education Grant Fund (unanimous)
• Approved $1,500 additional appropriation for SNAP donations (unanimous)
• Approved $4,710 additional appropriation for SNAP Toiletries Program (unanimous)
• Approved $328,029 additional appropriation for Early Childhood Collaborative (unanimous)

Cemetery Commission

American Rescue Plan Task Force

Aquifer Protection Agency

The Bristol Aquifer Protection Agency is holding a special meeting to consider a determination of regulatory status for three take-out restaurants proposed at 838 Farmington Ave. The agenda also includes public participation, approval of the July 13, 2026 minutes, and adjournment.

• Application #APA-2026-03: Determination of regulatory status for three take-out restaurants at 838 Farmington Ave (Assessor's Map 48, Lot 182, BG zone), applicant Ananta Properties, LLC/Anand Jaiswal, owner Vernon Properties

Zoning Commission

The Bristol Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on four applications by H&T Holdings of Bristol, LLC for special permits and site plans to remove more than 400 cubic yards of earth for residential lots at Grassy Rd. (Lots 214 and 216). The commission will also receive two new applications: a zone change from R-40 to General Industrial at 101 Terryville Avenue, and a site lighting revision for Saddlebrook at 14 Allentown Road. Additionally, the agenda includes City Council referrals on vape/smoke shops and data centers, plus routine items like minutes approval and staff reports.

• Public hearings on earth removal (over 400 cubic yards) for residential lots at Grassy Rd. (Lots 214 and 216)
• New application #2571: zone change from R-40 to General Industrial at 101 Terryville Avenue
• New application #2572: site lighting revision for Saddlebrook at 14 Allentown Road
• City Council referrals on vape/smoke shops and data centers
• Approval of minutes from July 13, 2026 regular meeting

Economic and Community Development

The Economic and Community Development Board will meet to discuss industrial and downtown updates. The agenda includes a discussion on fiscal year end carryovers and transfers regarding ECD policy.

• Industrial Update
• Downtown Update
• Fiscal Year End Carryovers and Transfers ECD Policy Discussion

Code Enforcement Committee

The Code Enforcement Committee will discuss properties of interest and concern, including several high-priority locations. The body will review specific building violations and properties designated for 'Clean & Lien' or 'Fix & Lien' actions.

• Review of 267 Main St regarding PMC violations, board and secure, and foreclosure action
• Discussion of deteriorating exteriors at 45 North Main St and 59 North Main St
• Clean & Lien/Fix & Lien review for 252 & 252 ½ Terryville Rd, 138 West St, and 107 Gridley Street
• Long-term watch list review for culvert holes at 211, 213, and 215 Park St
• Updates on Uniform Relocation Assisting Act (URAA) and tax liens

The committee approved using code enforcement funds to hire a third-party vendor to clean a homeless encampment at the School St/Board of Ed parking lot. They also removed several properties from the Clean & Lien list after compliance, and added 580 Broad St to the agenda for URAA relocation issues. Public concerns about a farm at 458 Allentown Rd and a culvert repair at 211 Park St were referred for further action.

• Approved use of CE funds for homeless encampment cleanup (unanimous)
• Removed 21 Addison St from PMC list (unanimous)
• Removed 107 Gridley Street from Clean & Lien list (unanimous)
• Removed 1004 Jerome Ave from Clean & Lien list (unanimous)
• Added 580 Broad St to agenda for URAA relocation issues (unanimous)
• Referred 458 Allentown Rd farm complaint to Corporation Counsel and September agenda
• Discussed culvert repair at 211 Park St; city to facilitate owner discussions

City Arts & Culture Commission

The City Arts and Culture Commission is meeting to approve the 2026-2027 budget and several traffic box artwork installations. The body will also review a mural proposal for the Urban Garden and a Mum Festival application.

• Approval of the City Arts and Culture 2026-2027 Budget
• Traffic box artwork by Cassandra Sims at Stafford Ave. and Washington St.
• Traffic box artwork by Joe Johnson and Chair Lewandoski at Green Hills/Pine Street
• Urban Garden Mural Proposal
• Cultural District Air Collaborative Workshop meal budget: $400.00

City Arts & Culture Commission

Ordinance Committee

The Ordinance Committee will review updates regarding vape retailers and a new vape retailer ordinance. The body will also review a report from a public hearing on blight and general ordinance violation fee increases.

• Update regarding Vape Retailers – Zoning Commission
• Update regarding NEW Vape Retailer Ordinance
• Report from Public Hearing Blight and General Ordinance Violation Fee Increase
• Motion to Set a Public Hearing – Flood Damage Prevention – Appendix D

The Ordinance Committee voted to refer a proposed increase of the general ordinance violation fee from $90 to $120 to the City Council for adoption. It also voted to refer a motion to introduce and set a public hearing on flood damage prevention (Appendix D) to the City Council. No action was taken on the vape retailer ordinance updates, which remain under discussion.

• Approved minutes of July 7, 2026.
• Referred general ordinance violation fee increase ($90 to $120) to City Council for adoption.
• Referred flood damage prevention (Appendix D) to City Council for introduction and public hearing.
• Adjourned at 5:12 p.m.

Conservation Commission/ Inland Wetlands & Watercourses Agency

The regularly scheduled Conservation Commission/Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency meeting for August 3, 2026, at 6:30 PM has been canceled. The next meeting is rescheduled to Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at 6:30 PM.

• Meeting canceled due to scheduling change

Real Estate Committee

The Bristol Real Estate Committee will meet to approve minutes from previous meetings and discuss new and old business items. The committee will review property-related matters including leases, potential encroachments on city-owned land, and the status of specific properties.

• Lease with Bristol-Burlington Health District for BEALS Senior Community Center
• Review of possible encroaching property owners at 64 Kilmartin and 93 Tuttle Road
• Status update on 135 East Main Street
• Review of properties at 81 Church Avenue (Fire Company No. 3), Lot 4 & Lot 6 (164) Union Street, and Lots 6,7 & 8 Witches Rock Road

The Committee approved sending two properties out for Request for Proposals (RFP) and rejected a $175,000 offer for 81 Church Avenue. Members also decided to refer Lot 4 on Union Street to city departments to determine if the city has a use for the land.

• Approved minutes from 7/6/2026 Public Hearing (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from 7/6/2026 Regular Meeting (Unanimous)
• Approved referral of 164 Union Street Lot 4 to city departments for potential use (Unanimous)
• Approved sending Lots 6, 7, and 8 Witches Rock Road out for RFP (Unanimous)
• Rejected $175,000 offer for 81 Church Avenue (Unanimous)
• Approved new RFP for 81 Church Avenue Fire Co #3 at $300,000.00 (Unanimous)

Parking Authority

The Parking Authority will meet to hear a presentation regarding a parking app. The board will also process parking ticket appeals and review monthly reports.

• Parking app presentation
• Parking ticket appeals
• Review of monthly reports

The Parking Authority heard a presentation from Laz Parking about QR-code-based parking payment options, but took no action on it. The board approved the June 6, 2026 meeting minutes and granted one parking ticket appeal (Tim Thompson, ticket #105503) while denying another (Charisma Tanguay, ticket #105998). The meeting was adjourned at 7:20 pm.

• Approved the June 6, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous).
• Granted Tim Thompson's parking ticket appeal (ticket #105503) (unanimous).
• Denied Charisma Tanguay's parking ticket appeal (ticket #105998) (unanimous).
• Moved agenda item #2 to item #5 (unanimous).
• Adjourned the meeting at 7:20 pm (unanimous).

Board of Finance

The Insurance Committee of the Board of Finance will meet to discuss the city's insurance programs. The body will review workers' compensation and health insurance and take action as necessary.

• Discussion of Self Insured Workers’ Compensation Program with FutureComp
• Discussion of City’s Health Insurance with Lockton Companies

The Insurance Committee of the Board of Finance met to review the City's self-insured workers' compensation program with FutureComp and health insurance with Lockton. No formal actions were taken on either program. FutureComp's contract was previously extended by the Board of Finance through December 31, 2026, and an RFP for workers' comp is going out this week. The meeting adjourned at 9:52 a.m.

• Adjourned the meeting at 9:52 a.m. by motion and second
• Reviewed workers' compensation program report with FutureComp
• Reviewed health insurance claim experience with Lockton
• Noted FutureComp's contract was extended through December 31, 2026
• Noted RFP for workers' comp is going out this week

Board of Health

The District Board of Health Dental Committee will hold a discussion on BBHD School Dental Services. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is limited to this single substantive agenda item.

• Discussion of Bristol-Burlington Health District School Dental Services

The Dental Committee of the Bristol-Burlington Health District Board of Health met on July 30, 2026, but took no formal votes or decisions. Discussion focused on challenges with hygienist scheduling, school access, Medicaid billing, and oral health education. The meeting was adjourned after discussion.