Elmira public meetings in 2024

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2025 Operating and Capital Budgets. The council will also consider a local law regulating unlicensed cannabis sales, a $895,029.26 contract for new playground equipment and a splash pad at Brand Park, and a $93,640.00 contract to demolish the Brand Park pool. Other items include reappointments to the Cemetery Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals, a grant application for lead prevention, and agreements for insurance consulting and joining a health insurance consortium.

• Public hearing on proposed 2025 Operating and Capital Budgets
• Resolution to adopt Local Law #3 of 2024 regulating unlicensed cannabis sales
• Contract for new playground equipment and splash pad at Brand Park for $895,029.26
• Contract for demolition of Brand Park pool for $93,640.00
• Agreement with County for Youth Court and fraud investigator services not to exceed $237,000.00

The City Council approved significant investments in Brand Park, including new playground equipment and the demolition of an existing pool. The council also adopted a local law regulating unlicensed cannabis sales and joined a municipal health insurance consortium.

• Approved $895,029.26 for new playground equipment and a splash pad at Brand Park (6-1)
• Approved $93,640.00 for demolition of the Brand Park pool (6-1)
• Adopted Local Law #3 of 2024 regulating unlicensed cannabis sales (6-1)
• Approved joining the Greater Tompkins County Municipal Health Insurance Consortium (7-0)
• Approved $15,900.00 for an Elmira Animal Shelter feasibility study (7-0)
• Approved $75,000 annual fee for insurance consulting services with Perry & Carroll, Inc. (6-0)
• Approved $10,195.71 contract for police department holster pouch equipment (7-0)
• Approved agreement with the County for Youth Court and Fraud Investigator services up to $237,000.00 (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on Local Law No. 3 of 2024 to regulate unlicensed cannabis sales. It will also consider personnel actions, authorize multiple animal control service agreements with neighboring towns, and approve contracts including a concrete pad at Ernie Davis Park and a lead remediation program.

• Public hearing on proposed Local Law No. 3 regulating unlicensed cannabis sales
• Appointment of Riley P. Simpson (Kennel Worker, $30,723), Barry R. Hoff (Solid Waste Specialist I, $18.68/hr), and Nicole A. Keough (Assistant Code Enforcement, $38,884)
• Authorization for Wenzel Landscaping LLC to install concrete pad at Ernie Davis Park for $26,958
• Animal control service agreements with Towns of Elmira ($24,000), Southport ($38,809), Chemung ($10,506), Erin ($6,250), Baldwin ($6,250), and VanEtten ($6,250) for 2025
• Agreement with Chemung County to administer Lead Detection and Remediation Program up to $292,663

The City Council unanimously approved all remaining agenda items (6-0). Actions included personnel appointments, an ordinance amending city code, animal control service contracts with five towns, and a $26,958 concrete pad at Ernie Davis Park. A public hearing on proposed unlicensed cannabis sales regulation was held; one item for a VIEWPOINT documentary series was withdrawn.

• Approved personnel appointments for kennel worker, solid waste specialist, and code enforcement assistant (6-0)
• Approved ordinance amending Appendix B, Section 520.9 of city code (6-0)
• Approved animal control service agreement with Town of Elmira for $24,000 (6-0)
• Approved animal control agreement with Town of Southport for $38,809 (6-0)
• Approved animal control agreement with Town of Chemung for $10,506 (6-0)
• Approved animal control agreements with Towns of Erin, Baldwin, and VanEtten at $6,250 each paid by county (6-0)
• Approved $26,958 concrete pad installation at Ernie Davis Park pavilion (6-0)
• Approved grant applications for Companion Animal Capital Project Fund and Restore NY Communities Initiative (6-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will hold a public hearing on the city's Round 9 RESTORE NY application and consider a first reading of a local law to regulate unlicensed cannabis sales. They will also vote on overriding the state tax levy limit, accepting several grants and contracts including a $39,500 assessment of fire damage to the Washington Ave bridge, and approving multiple intermunicipal agreements for police and animal control services.

• Public hearing on Round 9 RESTORE NY Communities Program application
• First reading of Local Law No. 3 of 2024 regulating unlicensed cannabis sales
• Resolution to override the state tax levy limit (Local Law #2 of 2024)
• Accepting $39,500 proposal from LaBella to assess Washington Ave bridge fire damage and plan reopening
• Authorizing $154,500 agreement with Dewittsburgh for additional police services

The Elmira City Council approved a resolution to override the state tax levy limit for 2024 (7-0) and passed a first reading of a local law regulating unlicensed cannabis sales (6-1). The council also accepted a $24,326 grant for the police department, awarded contracts for HVAC repairs, roof replacement, and bridge engineering, and approved inter-municipal agreements for police and animal control services.

• Approved tax levy override under Local Law #2 of 2024 (7-0)
• Approved first reading of unlicensed cannabis sales regulation (6-1)
• Accepted LaBella engineering proposal for Washington Ave bridge fire damage assessment ($39,500, 7-0)
• Accepted Norfolk Southern grant for police utility task vehicle ($24,326, 7-0)
• Awarded HVAC maintenance contract to Postler & Jaeckle ($52,270, 7-0)
• Awarded roof replacement at Mark Twain Golf Course to NuVista Designs ($90,000, 7-0)
• Approved police services agreement with Dewittsburgh ($154,500, 6-0-1)
• Approved animal control agreements with Town of Erin ($4,500) and Town of Baldwin ($2,750) (both 7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed Local Law No. 2 of 2024 to override the state-imposed tax levy limit. The council will also consider resolutions to designate the city as lead agency and file a negative SEQR determination. Other business includes purchasing in-car cameras for police, contracting a medical director for SWAT and Fire EMS, and calling on the state to increase aid.

• Public hearing on Local Law No. 2 of 2024 to override the tax levy limit
• Purchase of 6 in-car cameras from Axon Enterprises for $99,861.60 using LETECH grant funds
• Retaining Dr. Marc Immerman as Medical Services Director for Police SWAT ($1,500) and Fire EMS ($4,000)
• Resolution calling on Governor and State Legislature to continue $50 million unrestricted state aid
• Amendment to Hunt Engineers contract increasing maximum amount from $12,500 to $19,500

The Elmira City Council approved a new Article VI 'Camping' to the city code and authorized the retention of a medical director for the police department. The council also approved several contracts for printing, in-car cameras, and engineering services, and reported overtime costs for the fire department.

• Approved new Article VI 'Camping' to city code (5-2)
• Approved retaining Marc Immerman, MD as Medical Services Director for police (7-0)
• Approved retaining Marc Immerman, MD for fire department medical consultation (7-0)
• Approved 1-year extension for Two Brothers Printing contract (7-0)
• Approved purchase of 6 in-car cameras from Axon Enterprises for $99,861.60 (7-0)
• Approved amendment to Hunt Engineers contract increasing amount to $19,500 (7-0)
• Approved reporting overtime costs for Elmira Fire Department (7-0)
• Approved Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program Audit (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will consider a resolution to override the state tax levy limit established by General Municipal Law Section 3-c, along with scheduling a public hearing on the matter. Other actions include purchasing three tactical robots for the police SWAT team, accepting a SAFER grant for four new firefighters, and introducing a camping ordinance.

• Resolution to override the tax levy limit (Local Law No. 2 of 2024) and public hearing set for Nov. 18
• Purchase of 3 robots for Elmira Police SWAT from Safeware, Inc. for $48,700 (LETECH Grant)
• Ordinance to add Article VI 'Camping' to Chapter 18 of city code
• Acceptance of SAFER Grant for 4 new Elmira firefighters over 36 months
• License plate reader equipment to be installed along Clemens Center Parkway and Church Street

The Council approved several expenditures including $48,700 for police tactical robots and the purchase of two DPW pickup trucks. They also authorized an alley closure, a public hearing for a tax levy law, and various municipal service contracts.

• Approved resolution dispensing with October 21 minutes (6-0)
• Approved closing and abandoning an alley from Woodlawn Avenue to Noble Street (6-0)
• Rescinded resolution for purchase of 3 robots from Innvotronics (6-0)
• Approved purchase of 3 tactical robots from Safeware, Inc. for $48,700.00 (6-0)
• Approved first reading of Local Law No. 2 of 2024 regarding tax levy limits (5-1)
• Scheduled public hearing for Local Law #2 of 2024 for November 18, 2024 (6-0)
• Rejected all bids for Centertown Parking Garage PACS equipment (6-0)
• Approved police installation of license plate readers on Clemens Center Parkway and East/West Church Street (5-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will consider resolutions authorizing grant agreements and appointments. Key items include a $750,000 capital grant for the Reynolds Way Restoration Project, a $17,345 traffic safety grant for the police department, and a stipend for the domestic violence coordinator. The council will also set Halloween trick-or-treating hours and approve personnel actions.

• $750,000 Capital Grant Agreement with Empire State Development for Reynolds Way Restoration Project via Arbor Housing
• $17,345 Governor's Traffic Safety Committee grant for Elmira Police Department traffic services
• Appointment of Jeffrey Aaron to City Zoning Board for unexpired term ending December 31, 2025
• Stipend of $8,307.39 for Domestic Violence Coordinator Lori Waters for 2025
• Halloween trick-or-treating set for October 31, 2024, 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM

The Elmira City Council approved a series of resolutions including setting Halloween hours, appointing a zoning board member, and authorizing a $750,000 grant for housing development. All items passed with a 7-0 vote.

• Approved Halloween hours (5:30PM-8:00PM) for Oct 31
• Appointed Jeffrey Aaron to City Zoning Board
• Approved $750,000 ESD grant for Reynolds Way housing project
• Authorized Mayor to execute CDBG and HOME agreements
• Authorized Mayor to accept $17,345 traffic safety grant
• Approved $8,307 stipend for Domestic Violence Coordinator
• Approved 2025 Municipal Cooperative Agreement amendment
• Approved audits for lead hazard, CDBG, and Anti Displacement programs

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will consider multiple equipment purchases, including a telescopic handler and skid steer for $147,577 and a police patrol car for $37,868.75. They will also act on a $90,000 contract amendment for hot mix asphalt overlay projects and accept $10,000 in community development grants. Additionally, the council will review several program audits and a property access agreement for Clemens Square.

• Purchase of telescopic handler and skid steer from Sourcewell for $147,577.00
• Purchase of 2023 Dodge Charger Pursuit for Police Department for $37,868.75
• Additional $90,000.00 for 2024 hot mix asphalt overlay contract with Dalrymple Gravel & Contracting Co., Inc.
• Agreement with Home HeadQuarters, Inc. for Cities RISE Revolving Loan Fund administration, $35,000.00 service fee
• Clemens Square License and Property Access Agreement for upgrades to City property

The Council approved several equipment purchases for city and police use and authorized additional funding for asphalt overlay projects. They also extended a landscaping contract and approved multiple program audits.

• Approved purchase of telescopic handler and skid steer for $147,577.00 (7-0)
• Approved purchase of 2023 Dodge Charger for Police Department from Ferrario Ford for $37,868.75 (7-0)
• Accepted $10,000.00 in grant awards for Community Development Projects (7-0)
• Approved additional $90,000.00 for Dalrymple Gravel & Contracting Co., Inc. asphalt projects (7-0)
• Approved one-year extension of property maintenance contract with RS Parker Holding Co, LLC (6-1)
• Approved $35,000.00 agreement with Home HeadQuarters, Inc. for Cities RISE Revolving Loan Fund services (7-0)
• Approved Clemens Square License and Property Access Agreement (7-0)
• Approved audits for Downtown Revitalization, Lead Hazard Reduction, Anti-Displacement Learning Network, and Community Development Block Grant programs (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will vote on several resolutions, including accepting a $18,375.40 grant for police Livescan equipment and approving a $64,615.38 subscription for a gun-shot detection system. Other items include reappointing Charmain Cattan to the Board of Assessment Review, approving an independent contractor agreement for victim services with Family Services of Chemung County, and authorizing tree and stump removal via a county contract. The council will also receive overtime reports for the fire department and conduct audits for grant programs.

• Resolution approving SHI gun-shot detection system subscription for $64,615.38 using LETECH grant funds
• Resolution authorizing acceptance of $18,375.40 NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services grant for EPD Livescan equipment
• Independent contractor agreement between Family Services of Chemung County Child Advocacy Center and city police for victim services (Oct 2024 – Sep 2026)
• Reappointment of Charmain Cattan to the Board of Assessment Review (term expiring Sep 30, 2029)
• Overtime report for Elmira Fire Department: $32,123.74 for pay periods 16-18 of 2024

The Elmira City Council unanimously approved all resolutions on the agenda, including police equipment purchases, grant acceptances, and departmental contracts. Key actions include a two-year subscription for a police gunshot detection system and accepting $18,375 in state grant funds for Livescan equipment. The council also reappointed Charmain Cattan to the Board of Assessment Review and authorized tree and stump removal services.

• Approved reappointment of Charmain Cattan to Board of Assessment Review (7-0)
• Accepted $18,375.40 NYS grant for EPD Livescan equipment (7-0)
• Approved $64,615.38 subscription for police gunshot detection system (7-0)
• Approved independent contractor agreement with Family Services of Chemung County for Victim Services (7-0)
• Authorized piggyback contract with Angry Loraxe Tree Services for tree/stump removal (7-0)
• Approved $32,123.74 in Elmira Fire Department overtime for pay periods 16-18 (7-0)
• Accepted Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program Audit (7-0)
• Accepted Community Development Block Grant Program Audit (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will act on a resolution to submit a grant application to Homes and Community Renewal for the Vacant Rental Improvement Program (V-RIP). Other business includes referring the closing of an alley between Woodlawn Avenue and Noble Street to the Planning Commission, considering the repeal of a temporary signs zoning section, and approving a $13,100 contract for pavement replacement at Fire Station #1. The council will also repeal a previous resolution requiring monthly blight reports and declare surplus vehicles for auction.

• Grant application to HCR for Vacant Rental Improvement Program
• Referral of alley closing between Woodlawn Ave and Noble St to Planning Commission
• Potential repeal of Section 520.9 'Temporary Signs' of Zoning Ordinance
• Approval of $13,100 contract for Hunt Engineers for Fire Station #1 pavement
• Repeal of monthly blight and housing report requirement (Resolution 2024-145)

The Council approved a resolution to apply for a New York State Homes and Community Renewal grant for the Vacant Rental Improvement Program (V-RIP). It also referred a proposed alley closing between Woodlawn Avenue and Noble Street to the Planning Commission, and repealed a requirement for monthly blight reporting by the City Manager. All votes were 6-0, with Jackie Wilson absent.

• Approved resolution to apply for V-RIP grant (6-0)
• Referred alley closing between Woodlawn Avenue and Noble Street to Planning Commission (6-0)
• Repealed monthly blight-and-housing reporting requirement (Resolution 2024-145) (6-0)
• Declared abandoned vehicles as surplus and authorized auction or sale to Pick-A-Part (6-0)
• Retained Hunt Engineers for pavement replacement at Fire Station #1, not to exceed $13,100 (6-0)
• Accepted resignation of Solid Waste Specialist II Antonio V. Phillips (6-0)
• Approved audits: Lead Hazard Reduction Grant, CDBG, ARP Stormwater, ARP Centertown Parking Garage, and one unspecified audit (all 6-0)
• Withdrew resolution to consider repealing temporary sign regulations (Section 520.9)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2023-2024 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER), consider personnel actions including new hires and a resignation, and vote on resolutions to purchase a gun-shot detection system subscription for $66,553.85 and Motorola radios for $77,064.42. The council will also consider donating an air raid siren to the Chemung County Historical Society and act on several audits.

• Public hearing on the City's 2023-2024 CAPER report
• Personnel actions: Chantal M. Speed appointed as Permit Clerk at $42,379/yr; Dylan M. Greenawalt, Lynley M. Decker, Cody P. Richtmyer appointed as Police Officers at $57,348.98/yr each; Antonio V. Phillips as Solid Waste Specialist II at $19.52/hr; Emily K. Lauper resigning as Clerk/Typist
• Resolution to purchase two-year subscription for police gun-shot detection system from SHI for $66,553.85 using LETECH Grant funds
• Resolution to purchase Motorola radios/equipment for Police Department for $77,064.42 using LETECH Grant funds
• Resolution to donate an air raid siren found during City Hall Clock Tower repairs to the Chemung County Historical Society

The City Council approved the purchase of Motorola radios for the Police Department and confirmed several new city employee appointments. The council also approved four separate audits and the donation of an air raid siren to the Chemung County Historical Society.

• Approved $77,064.42 purchase of Motorola radios for Police Department using LETECH Grant funds (7-0)
• Approved personnel actions including appointments of a Permit Clerk, three Police Officers, and a Solid Waste Specialist II (7-0)
• Approved donation of an air raid siren to the Chemung County Historical Society, Inc. (7-0)
• Approved Anti Displacement Learning Network Program Audit (7-0)
• Approved Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program Audit (7-0)
• Approved Community Development Block Grant Program Audit (7-0)
• Approved Audit 2024-291 (7-0)
• Withdrawn: Purchase of $66,553.85 police gun-shot detection system subscription

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will vote on an ordinance to add a new article on camping to the city code. They will also consider resolutions approving purchases including a $42,000 robot purchase using grant funds, a $11,560 extended warranty for the Mark Twain Golf Course irrigation system, and a $25,500 contract for elevator modernization at the Centertown Parking Garage. A public hearing is scheduled for August 26 on the city's 2023-2024 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report for HUD.

• Ordinance to add Article VI 'Camping' to city code
• Public hearing on HUD Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report on Aug 26
• Purchase of 3 robots from Innvotronics for $42,000 via LE TECH grant
• Extended warranty for Mark Twain Golf Course irrigation system for $11,560
• Contract with Foor & Associates for elevator modernization at Centertown Parking Garage for $25,500

The Elmira City Council voted unanimously (6-0) to table a proposed ordinance adding Article VI 'Camping' to the city code. All other resolutions were approved 6-0, including purchases of robots for $42,000 and an irrigation system warranty for $11,560, and a contract for elevator modernization at the Centertown Parking Garage. Council member Nannette M Moss was absent.

• Approved regular meeting minutes of July 29, 2024 (6-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for 2023-2024 CAPER report (6-0)
• Approved $11,560 extended warranty for Mark Twain Golf Course irrigation system (6-0)
• Approved $42,000 purchase of 3 robots from Innvotronics via LE TECH grant (6-0)
• Declared surplus vehicles and equipment for auction/sale (6-0)
• Tabled ordinance adding Article VI 'Camping' to city code (6-0)
• Approved $25,500 contract with Foor & Associates for elevator modernization at Centertown Parking Garage (6-0)
• Approved fire department overtime reports totaling $49,994.70 for pay periods 12-15 (6-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will consider several resolutions, including a transfer of $284,143.75 in interest from the Capital Fund to the General Fund for debt service, and a corresponding transfer back to support capital projects. Other actions include accepting a $300,000 grant for irrigation replacement at Mark Twain Golf Course, approving salary increases for the Fire Chief and City Chamberlain, and purchasing a $46,975 vehicle for the Buildings and Grounds Department. Two police officer resignations are noted as personnel actions.

• Interest transfer of $284,143.75 between Capital and General Funds for debt service and capital projects
• Acceptance of $300,000 Susquehanna River Basin Commission grant for irrigation system replacement at Mark Twain Golf Course
• Approval of salary increases for Fire Chief Andrew Mallow and City Chamberlain, retroactive and effective dates
• Purchase of a 2024 Ford F-150 Supercab XL for $46,975 for the Buildings and Grounds Department
• Acceptance of FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant of $27,009.92 for equipment washers/dryers for the Fire Department

The Elmira City Council approved the resignations of two police officers, authorized the purchase of a Ford F-150 for $46,975, and approved salary increases for the Fire Chief and City Chamberlain. The council also approved several grants for equipment, road repairs, and downtown revitalization.

• Approved police resignations (Hunter T. Argetsinger, Connor M. Jansen) 7-0
• Approved purchase of 2024 Ford F-150 for $46,975.00 7-0
• Approved salary increases for Fire Chief Andrew Mallow and City Chamberlain 6-1
• Approved FEMA grant of $27,009.92 for Fire Department equipment 7-0
• Approved $300,000 grant for Mark Twain Golf Course irrigation system 7-0
• Approved LaBella contract for Downtown Revitalization Initiative 7-0
• Approved bid from Overhead Door Company for Fire Station No. 3 door replacement 7-0
• Approved audit reports for Lead Hazard Reduction and Community Development Block Grant programs 7-0

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will consider a proposed zoning ordinance amendment to exempt the City and its departments from compliance with the City Zoning Ordinance. They will also vote on declaring 717-725 Dickinson Street as surplus property and conveying it to Elmira Downtown Development for $1.00, awarding a $610,855 hot mix asphalt overlay contract, and adopting a local law to use fire insurance proceeds for municipal charges. Personnel appointments and a grant application submission are also on the agenda.

• Referral of zoning amendment to exempt City departments from zoning compliance (2024-242)
• Conveyance of 717-725 Dickinson Street to Elmira Downtown Development for $1.00 (2024-244/245)
• Award of 2024 hot mix asphalt overlay contract to Dalrymple Gravel & Contracting Co. for $610,855 (2024-249)
• Adoption of Local Law No. 1 for use of fire insurance proceeds to satisfy taxes and municipal charges (2024-247)
• Appointment of two Public Works Specialists at $18.68/hr (2024-240)

The Elmira City Council approved personnel appointments, road resurfacing contracts, and the sale of surplus properties. They also adopted a new investment policy and a local law regarding fire insurance proceeds.

• Approved personnel appointments for Public Works Specialists (7-0)
• Approved $610,855 asphalt overlay projects to Dalrymple Gravel (7-0)
• Approved sale of 717-725 Dickinson Street to Elmira Downtown Development for $1 (6-1)
• Approved City investment policy for 2024 (7-0)
• Adopted Local Law No. 1 of 2024 for fire insurance proceeds (7-0)
• Approved revocable license for Town Line Property Management (7-0)
• Approved grant applications to NY State for Smart Growth (7-0)
• Approved audit reports for Lead Hazard and CDBG programs (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed Local Law No. 1 of 2024, which would allow the city to use fire insurance proceeds to satisfy unpaid taxes and other municipal charges on real property. The council will also consider resolutions to award a $2,973,536.96 contract for the Mark Twain Golf Course irrigation system installation, declare 717-725 Dickinson Street as surplus and convey it to Elmira Downtown Development for $1.00, and approve a $208,147 GIVE Initiative grant agreement. Additionally, personnel actions include accepting the resignation of Code Enforcement Officer Chad M. Winslow.

• Public hearing on Local Law No. 1 of 2024 for using fire insurance proceeds to cover taxes and municipal charges
• Resolution awarding $2,973,536.96 contract to George E. Ley Co. for Mark Twain Golf Course Irrigation System Installation Rebid Project
• Resolution declaring 717-725 Dickinson Street as surplus and conveying to Elmira Downtown Development for $1.00
• Resolution approving intermunicipal agreement for GIVE Initiative Project Grant of $208,147
• Resolution accepting resignation of Code Enforcement Officer Chad M. Winslow

Elmira City Council approved a $2,973,536.96 contract with George E. Ley Co. for the Mark Twain Golf Course irrigation system rebid project (4-1, with Nick Grasso voting no). The council also approved a $208,147 intermunicipal agreement for the GIVE Initiative gun violence prevention grant and an ordinance amending code sections 18-2(a)-(c). A resolution to convey city-owned properties at 717-725 Dickinson Street to Elmira Downtown Development for $1 was withdrawn from the agenda.

• Approved $2,973,536.96 irrigation contract for Mark Twain Golf Course (4-1)
• Approved $208,147 GIVE Initiative grant agreement with County (5-0)
• Approved ordinance amending Sections 18-2(a), (b), (c) of city code (5-0)
• Approved HOME Agreement with Near Westside Neighborhood Association for 2018-2021 (5-0)
• Approved renewal of Employee Assistance Program with Southern Tier Counseling Center for $4,675 (5-0)
• Approved audits for Anti Displacement, Lead Hazard Reduction, and Community Development Block Grant programs (various votes 5-0 or 4-0)
• Withdrawn: Resolution to declare 717-725 Dickinson Street surplus and convey to EDD for $1
• Accepted resignation of Code Enforcement Officer Chad M. Winslow (5-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will vote on accepting a $447,795 grant from the Division of Criminal Justice Services for the police department's technology program. They will also hold a public hearing on a proposed local law that would use fire insurance proceeds to satisfy unpaid taxes and municipal charges. Other business includes reappointments to the Planning Commission, personnel actions, and several audits.

• Resolution to accept $447,795 grant for Elmira Police Department technology
• First reading and public hearing for Local Law #1 on fire insurance proceeds for unpaid taxes
• Reappointment of David Harkness and Charles Shaffer to the City Planning Commission
• Appointment of Emily K. Lauper as Clerk/Typist at $30,723 annual salary
• Acceptance of $2,500 from Chemung County Community Development Fund for Summer Concert Series

The City Council approved several grants, including a state law enforcement technology grant and a local concert series grant. The council also appointed a new Clerk/Typist and reappointed two members to the City Planning Commission. Additionally, a public hearing was scheduled for July 1 regarding the use of fire insurance proceeds for municipal charges.

• Approved $447,795 Law Enforcement Technology Program grant for Police Department (7-0)
• Approved appointment of Emily K. Lauper as Clerk/Typist at $30,723 annual salary (6-1)
• Approved reappointments of David Harkness and Charles Shaffer to City Planning Commission (7-0)
• Declared Martin D. Chalk elected as Water Commissioner for a five-year term (7-0)
• Approved erection of a pedestal monument for James Hackett (7-0)
• Approved first reading of Local Law #1 of 2024 regarding fire insurance proceeds (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Local Law #1 of 2024 for July 1, 2024 (7-0)
• Approved $2,500 Chemung County grant for Summer Concert Series (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The council will decide on a $2.94 million contract for the Fassett Road Stormwater Project, retroactive approval of a fire truck purchase, and budget modifications totaling over $598,000. Other actions include elevator maintenance contracts, a $10,000 stipend for CDBG administration, and a gateway study for Church/Water Streets.

• $2,940,000 contract for Fassett Road Stormwater Project from Cornell Road to Hoffman Street
• Retroactive approval of purchase agreement with Sutphen Corporation for a fire truck
• $10,000 annual stipend for Emma Miran for administering Community Development Block Grant Program
• Two contracts with Otis Elevator: maintenance for City Hall and Centertown garage elevators, and upgrades at $192,998.11 per elevator
• Extension of PILOT agreement with Eastgate Apartments until title transfer to Home Leasing in 2025

The City Council approved a major stormwater project on Fassett Road and several budget modifications. Other actions included approving a new fire truck purchase, elevator maintenance contracts, and various grant-related audits.

• Approved $2.94M contract to R. DeVincentis Construction, Inc. for Fassett Road Stormwater Project (6-0)
• Approved purchase agreement for a Sutphen SL 100 Aerial Ladder Fire Truck (6-0)
• Approved 2023 budget modification for $366,295.77 in unanticipated DRI and Zombie and Vacant Properties grant revenue (6-0)
• Approved 2023 budget modification of $232,088.00 for GASB Statement No. 96 implementation (6-0)
• Approved two 5-year Otis Elevator Company maintenance contracts for City Hall and Centertown Parking Garage (6-0)
• Approved $105,000 Elmira Church/Water Streets Gateway Study with $21,000 city contribution (6-0)
• Approved $10,000 annual stipend for Emma Miran for CDBG Program administration (6-0)
• Approved $500 annual right-of-way parking license for RS Food Mart (6-0)

Elmira City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on amending the 2020 Annual Action Plan for CARES Act CDBG funds, then vote on several resolutions and an ordinance. Key items include a $6,043,913 bond for water system reconstruction, a Restore NY grant application, approval of police overtime totaling $132,488.39, and personnel actions. The council will also consider agreements for utility location services and fiber optic extension to city properties.

• Public hearing on amendment to 2020 Annual Action Plan for CARES Act CDBG funds
• Bond ordinance authorizing $6,043,913 for water system improvements
• Resolution authorizing Restore NY Communities Initiative grant application to Empire State Development
• Two master agreements with Southern Tier Network to extend dark fiber to Mark Twain Golf Course and Woodlawn Cemetery
• Approval of overtime for Elmira Police Department for pay periods 1-9 of 2024 in the amount of $132,488.39

The council unanimously approved a $6,043,913 bond ordinance to fund water system reconstruction and improvements. Other actions included authorizing a grant application for the Restore NY Communities Initiative, approving police overtime of $132,488.39, and accepting a memorial in Riverfront Park. All resolutions passed 7-0.

• Approved $6,043,913 bond ordinance for water system improvements (7-0)
• Authorized grant application for Restore NY Communities Initiative (7-0)
• Accepted resignation of police officer and appointed solid waste specialist (7-0)
• Approved $132,488.39 in police overtime for pay periods 1-9 of 2024 (7-0)
• Authorized memorial installation in Riverfront Park (7-0)
• Approved dark fiber extension to Mark Twain Golf Course and Woodlawn Cemetery (7-0)
• Approved agreement with KorTerra for one-call center excavation notification (7-0)
• Received and placed on file Elmira Water Board audited financial statements (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The City Council will review several contract awards, including a $794,095.95 bid for asphalt projects and a natural gas supply agreement with Stand Energy Corporation. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding the Carriage House Inn and Tommy Hilfiger Archive Project at 243 Lake Street and 254 Baldwin Street.

• Public hearing for Carriage House Inn and Tommy Hilfiger Archive Project (243 Lake Street and 254 Baldwin Street)
• Appointment of Brian J. Evans as Animal Control Officer at $42,401 annual salary
• Renewal of Davis-Ulmer Fire Protection sprinkler inspection contract for $1,900.00 annually
• Natural gas supply contract with Stand Energy Corporation through April 3�2026
• Award of $794,095.95 to Elmira Road Materials for 2024 hot mix asphalt projects

The Elmira City Council unanimously approved all 14 resolutions on its May 6, 2024 agenda. Major actions included awarding a $794,095.95 contract to Elmira Road Materials for hot mix asphalt paving, accepting a $61,400 bid from ID Booth for LED street lights, and authorizing a natural gas supply contract with Stand Energy Corporation. Routine items such as appointing an Animal Control Officer, adopting a Purchasing Policy, setting a public hearing for CDBG funds, and renewing a fire sprinkler inspection contract were also passed.

• Approved $794,095.95 contract with Elmira Road Materials for 2024 hot mix asphalt projects (7-0)
• Approved $61,400 contract with ID Booth for LED street light supply (7-0)
• Authorized natural gas supply contract with Stand Energy Corporation (7-0)
• Appointed Brian J. Evans as Animal Control Officer at $42,401/year (7-0)
• Renewed dry sprinkler inspection contract with Davis-Ulmer Fire Protection for $1,900/year (7-0)
• Adopted updated Purchasing Policy and Procedures (7-0)
• Set June 4, 2024 as election date for Water Commissioner and appointed inspectors (7-0)
• Received Woodlawn Cemetery Commission fiscal year 2023 operations report (7-0)

Elmira City Council

This special meeting includes an ordinance to appoint a City Manager with fixed compensation, plus several reappointments for key city positions. Two public comment periods are scheduled. The council will also act on minutes and adjournment.

• Ordinance appointing P. Michael Collins as City Manager and fixing his compensation
• Resolution reappointing Joseph H. Duffy as Acting Mayor
• Resolution reappointing John J. Ryan, Jr., as Corporation Counsel
• Resolution reappointing Angela J. Williams as City Clerk for a four-year term ending December 31, 2027
• Resolution reappointing Charmain Cattan as City Chamberlain

The Elmira City Council approved seven resolutions, including the appointment of a new City Manager and the reappointment of the City Clerk and Corporation Counsel. The council also approved a resolution to reappoint the Acting Mayor and adjourned the meeting.

• Appointed P. Michael Collins as City Manager (7-0)
• Reappointed Angela J. Williams as City Clerk (7-0)
• Reappointed Joseph H. Duffy as Acting Mayor (7-0)
• Reappointed John J. Ryan, Jr. as Corporation Counsel (7-0)
• Reappointed Charmain Cattan as City Chamberlain (6-1)
• Approved dispensing with reading of prior minutes (7-0)
• Adjourned the meeting (7-0)

Elmira City Council

This special meeting is largely procedural. The council will approve minutes from April 22, then vote to move into executive session to discuss a personnel matter involving employee performance. The session will be followed by adjournment.

• Resolution to enter executive session for personnel matter (employee performance)
• Approval of minutes from April 22, 2024 regular meeting
• Resolution to adjourn

The Elmira City Council approved the minutes from the April 22, 2024, regular meeting and adjourned the May 2, 2024, special meeting. The session included a motion to enter executive session regarding a personnel matter.

• Approved minutes of April 22, 2024 regular meeting (7-0)
• Approved motion to enter executive session (7-0)
• Approved motion to adjourn (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will vote on an ordinance to rezone two tax parcels (99.12-3-28 and 99.12-3-29) from Residential to Light Industrial. The Council also will act on a resolution to publish a list of rental properties with code violations, appoint new city staff, and schedule a public hearing for the RESTORE NY Communities program. Several grant program audits are on the agenda as well.

• Ordinance to rezone parcels 99.12-3-28 and 99.12-3-29 from Residential to Light Industrial
• Resolution to publish names of rental properties with uncorrected code violations
• Appointment of Tyler J. Zelko as Solid Waste Specialist I ($18.68/hr) and Garret D. Mortimer as Public Works Specialist I ($18.68/hr)
• Appointment of Sherryl B. Barbosa as Police Information Clerk ($33,293/yr)
• Public hearing scheduled for Round 8 of the RESTORE NY Communities Program

Council voted 5-1 to allow public naming of rental properties with uncorrected code violations or registration failures, including owner names; violators stay listed for one year after last violation. Also rezoned two parcels from Residential to Light Industrial (5-0, one abstention). Other approvals included personnel hires, a public hearing for RESTORE NY grant, and several audits.

• Approved publishing list of non-compliant rental properties (5-1)
• Rezoned parcels 99.12-3-28 and 99.12-3-29 to Light Industrial (5-0, 1 abstention)
• Appointed Jharmi Leach to Public Arts Commission as alternate (6-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for RESTORE NY Round 8 application (6-0)
• Approved personnel appointments: Tyler Zelko, Garret Mortimer, Sherryl Barbosa (6-0)
• Declared abandoned/impounded vehicles surplus for sale (6-0)
• Approved fire department overtime $12,920.26 for pay periods 6-7 (6-0)
• Approved Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program Audit (6-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will hold a public hearing on rezoning two Home Street parcels from Residential to Light Industrial. They will vote on a $1,094,000 contract for repairs at Dunn Field, a $53,312.76 agreement for additional police patrols for the Elmira Housing Authority, and the appointment of Christina Rodriguez as City Clerk at $57,833 annually. Other items include fund transfers, janitorial contract extensions, and intermunicipal agreements for animal control and code enforcement.

• Public hearing on rezoning 226 and 228 Home Street from Residential to Light Industrial
• $1,094,000 contract award to Edger Enterprises for Dunn Field Repairs Project
• $53,312.76 agreement with Elmira Housing Authority for additional police patrol services
• Appointment of Christina Rodriguez as City Clerk at $57,833 annual salary
• Transfer of $283,072 from fund balance valuation to unappropriated account

The Council approved the appointment of Christina Rodriguez as City Clerk and Jillina P. Wallace as Deputy City Clerk. Additional actions included approving various intermunicipal agreements, service contract extensions, and a $1.09M repair project award.

• Approved appointment of Jillina P. Wallace as Deputy City Clerk (7-0)
• Approved appreciation for retiring City Clerk Angela J. Williams (7-0)
• Approved transfer of $283,072.00 between fund balances (6-0)
• Established a six-hour standard workday for City Councilmembers (7-0)
• Approved police patrol service agreement with Elmira Housing Authority ($53,312.76) (7-0)
• Extended NYSID janitorial services contract ($58,479.96) (7-0)
• Retained LaBella Associates for Centertown Parking Garage Phase II ($62,180.00) (7-0)
• Awarded Dunn Field Repairs Project contract to Edger Enterprises ($1,094,000.00) (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The council will hold a public hearing on the 2024 Annual Action Plan for CDBG and HOME programs. It will vote on an ordinance authorizing $12,564,949 in capital items and issuing $3,296,500 in bonds. Other action includes scheduling a public hearing to rezone two parcels from Residential to Light Industrial, and authorizing grant applications for fire department staffing and equipment.

• Public hearing on 2024 Annual Action Plan for CDBG and HOME programs
• Ordinance authorizing $12,564,949 in capital items and $3,296,500 bond issuance
• Resolution scheduling April 8 public hearing to rezone parcels 99.12-3-28 and 99.12-3-29 from Residential to Light Industrial
• Resolution authorizing fire department to apply for SAFER grant to increase staffing for EMS response
• Resolution approving renewal of shared services agreement with NYS DOT for 2024-2028

The Elmira City Council approved a $12,564,949 capital projects bond ordinance (7-0) for various city projects, with $3,296,500 in bonds. They also authorized fire department grant applications for staffing and equipment, approved park maintenance services, and accepted several reappointments and audits. All resolutions passed unanimously.

• Approved $12,564,949 capital projects bond ordinance, authorizing $3,296,500 in bonds (7-0)
• Authorized Elmira Fire Department to apply for 2023 SAFER grant to increase staffing (7-0)
• Authorized FEMA Assistance to Firefighters grant for replacing gear washing machines and dryers (7-0)
• Approved $30,193.02 agreement with NYS Industries for the Disabled for park maintenance at Eldridge, Grove, and McKinnon Parks (7-0)
• Approved renewal of shared services agreement with NYS DOT for June 2024–May 2028 (7-0)
• Retained Hunt Engineers for engineering services not to exceed $12,500 for 2024 (7-0)
• Amended DRI contract to reallocate funds from Crane Hogan to Edger Enterprises to meet MWBE goals (7-0)
• Accepted personnel actions: resignation of Kamie R. Costley and retirement of Jerry E. Hewitt (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will consider approving a four-year collective bargaining agreement with the Police Benevolent Association and appropriating $588,904 from the fund balance for 2024 officer salary increases. Other actions include a resolution urging the state to increase AIM funding, a grant application for police document scanning, and renaming the Madison Avenue Bridge to the Berry-Allen Bridge. Several personnel retirements are also recognized.

• Approve collective bargaining agreement with Police Benevolent Association for 2024-2027
• Appropriate $588,904 from fund balance for PBA officer salary increases
• Resolution urging Governor Hochul to increase AIM funding in the state budget
• Authorize grant application to NY State Archives for $17,043.45 to upgrade police document scanning
• Rename Madison Avenue Bridge to Berry-Allen Bridge in honor of Bessie T. Berry and A'Don Allen

The Elmira City Council approved a collective bargaining agreement with the Police Benevolent Association and renamed the Madison Avenue Bridge to the Berry-Allen Bridge. The meeting also approved personnel retirements and a police department grant application.

• Approved Police Benevolent Association collective bargaining agreement (6-1)
• Approved Madison Avenue Bridge renamed to Berry-Allen Bridge (7-0)
• Approved Police Department document scanning grant application (7-0)
• Approved $588,904 for police salary increases (7-0)
• Approved personnel retirements for Julie Elwood and Linda Schornstheimer (7-0)
• Approved scheduling public hearing for 2024 Annual Action Plan (7-0)
• Approved resolution urging state budget increase for municipalities (7-0)
• Approved accepting donation of 30 floor tiles from Glove House (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will act on a resolution authorizing $175,812.47 in additional restoration work on the City Hall Clocktower Project by Lupini Construction Inc., funded by interest on capital accounts. The council will also consider approving the 2024 American Rescue Plan Budget and the Community Development Enterprise Partners Budget. Other items include multiple personnel appointments with listed salaries, a 2-year agreement with Online Auctions International for sale of abandoned vehicles, and a bi-weekly newsletter proposal.

• Resolution authorizing additional $175,812.47 for City Hall Clocktower restoration by Lupini Construction Inc.
• Resolution approving the 2024 American Rescue Plan Budget (summary attached)
• Personnel actions: appointments of Captain, Lieutenant, Sergeant, Secretary to City Manager with salaries from $43,781 to $106,165.25
• 2-year agreement with Online Auctions International, Inc. for sale of impounded/abandoned vehicles
• Overtime report for Elmira Fire Department pay periods 1 and 2 of 2024 totaling $16,886.63

The City Council approved several budgets for 2024 and authorized additional funding for the City Hall Clocktower Project. The council also approved personnel appointments, a new vehicle auction agreement, and various program audits.

• Approved $175,812.47 for additional restoration work on the City Hall Clocktower Project (6-0)
• Adopted the 2024 American Rescue Plan Budget (5-0)
• Adopted the 2024 Community Development Enterprise Partners Budget (6-0)
• Approved a 2-year agreement with Online Auctions International, Inc. for selling surplus vehicles (6-0)
• Approved personnel appointments for Secretary to the City Manager, Captains, Sergeant, and Lieutenants (6-0)
• Approved a bi-weekly newsletter and research into municipal notification apps (6-0)
• Re-appointed Elizabeth Chalfant to the Historic Preservation Commission (6-0)
• Declared abandoned and impounded vehicles at DPW as surplus property for sale (6-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will vote on the 2024 city budget totaling $37,836,913 and a tax levy of $16,170,243. Other actions include awarding a $159,400 contract for Fire Station No. 5 floor replacement, adopting the ProHousing Communities Program to address the housing crisis, and designating polling places for the Elmira Housing Authority election. The council will also consider a revised repayment plan with Chemung County for $181,415 annually through 2028.

• Resolution declaring $16,170,243 to be raised by taxation for 2024, with a total budget of $37,836,913
• Contract award to Edger Enterprises for Fire Station No. 5 floor replacement, base bid $159,400; total project budget $176,152
• Adoption of ProHousing Communities Program to alleviate the housing crisis, designating Code Enforcement Director as contact
• Appointment of Adam J. Shields as Firefighter at $53,712 annual salary
• Revised intermunicipal agreement with Chemung County for $181,415 annual payments over five years

The Elmira City Council approved the 2024 city budget and tax levy, awarded a $176,152 contract for Fire Station No. 5 floor replacement, and adopted a program to address the local housing crisis. Several audit approvals and personnel actions were also recorded.

• Approved 2024 city budget and tax levy ($16,170,243) (6-1)
• Awarded Fire Station No. 5 floor replacement contract to Edger Enterprises ($176,152) (7-0)
• Adopted ProHousing Communities Program to address housing crisis (7-0)
• Appointed Daniel Weston to Cemetery Commission (6-0, 1 abstain)
• Reappointed Mary Theresa Duffy to Cemetery Commission (6-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved bid for Fire Station No. 5 construction contingency ($12,752) (7-0)
• Approved Intermunicipal Agreement repayment plan with Chemung County ($181,415/year) (7-0)
• Tabled proposal for bi-weekly newsletter and municipal app research (0-0)

Elmira City Council 2

The council will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2024 operating and capital budgets, vote on personnel actions including retirements and new hires, and consider resolutions for payments, contracts, and a street project.

• Public hearing on proposed 2024 Operating and Capital Budgets
• Retirement of Firefighter Carl J. Camacho (33 years), Police Lieutenant Yuri A. Charlanow (17 years), and Public Works Specialist II Louie J. Fayant (31 years); appointments of two Public Works Specialists I at $18.68/hr
• Payment of $46,793 to City of Elmira Fire Department Benefit Fund
• Request for $50,000 from Elmira Water Board for general municipal purposes
• Renewal of 2-year contract with JEMCO Water Treatment Services for $6,900/year

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will consider adopting the 2024 operating and capital budgets. They will also act on a rezoning request for 226 and 228 Home Street from Residential to Light Industrial, approve police personnel actions including a new sergeant and three officers, and authorize leases for three police vehicles. Several grant program audits and a printing contract are also on the agenda.

• Adopt 2024 Operating Budget (summary attached)
• Adopt 2024 Capital Budget (summary attached)
• Rezone 226 and 228 Home Street from Residential to Light Industrial
• Appoint Theron C. Brown as Police Sergeant ($90,221.37) and three Police Officers ($52,135.29 each)
• Lease three 2024 Ford Police Interceptor Utility Vehicles at $1,356.43/month each

The Elmira City Council approved the 2024 operating budget (6-1) and capital budget (7-0). They also approved police personnel appointments, authorized leases for three new police vehicles, and referred a zoning request for properties on Home Street to the planning commission. Other actions included designating polling places, approving a printing contract for council minutes, and ratifying several grant program audits.

• Adopted 2024 operating budget (6-1)
• Adopted 2024 capital budget (7-0)
• Appointed Theron C. Brown as police sergeant and three new police officers (6-1)
• Authorized leases for three 2024 Ford Police Interceptor vehicles at $1,356.43/month each (6-1)
• Referred Zeiser Wilbert Vault rezoning request for 226–228 Home Street to planning commission (7-0)
• Approved $2,178.05 contract with Two Brothers Printing for council minutes (7-0)
• Approved $83,775.37 in police overtime for pay periods 21-26 of 2023 (7-0)
• Approved audits of Lead Hazard Reduction, Anti-Displacement, and CDBG grant programs (all 7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the proposed 2024 Operating and Capital Budgets. The council also will consider personnel actions including retirements and appointments, resolutions authorizing payments and fund requests, and a contract renewal for water treatment services. Several agreements and audits are on the agenda, including funding for the East Water Street Rejuvenation Project.

• Public hearing on proposed 2024 Operating and Capital Budgets
• Personnel actions: retirements of firefighter, police lieutenant, public works specialist; appointment of two Public Works Specialists at $18.68/hour
• Resolution to pay $46,793 to the Fire Department Benefit Fund
• Resolution requesting $50,000 from Elmira Water Board from 2023 profits for general municipal purposes
• Resolution authorizing $483,500 in federal/state aid for the East Water Street Rejuvenation Project

The Elmira City Council approved a series of resolutions unanimously (7-0), including funding for the East Water Street Rejuvenation Project, personnel actions covering retirements and appointments, and a request for $50,000 from the Elmira Water Board. The council also renewed a two-year contract with JEMCO Water Treatment Services, authorized bank deposit agreements for 2024, and accepted audits of several grant programs.

• Approved $483,500 for East Water Street Rejuvenation Project (7-0)
• Approved $46,793 payment to Fire Department Benefit Fund (7-0)
• Requested $50,000 from Elmira Water Board for general municipal purposes (7-0)
• Renewed JEMCO Water Treatment contract at $6,900/year (7-0)
• Approved personnel actions: retirements of firefighter, police lieutenant, public works specialist; appointments of two public works specialists (7-0)
• Authorized bank deposit agreements for 2024 (7-0)
• Accepted lead hazard reduction, downtown revitalization, and CDBG grant program audits (7-0)
• Approved Fire Department overtime report of $15,631.74 (7-0)

Elmira City Council

The Elmira City Council will act on several financial and development resolutions. The council will schedule a public hearing for the 2024 operating and capital budgets, which outlines proposed city spending and revenue plans for residents. Actions also include approving a bank depository agreement, amending a development contract with Cerulean Holdings, and reviewing audits for multiple grant programs.

• Scheduling a public hearing on the 2024 operating and capital budgets for January 16
• Approving a resolution to amend the Community Development Block Grant Program for fiscal year 2022
• Authorizing agreements with banks to serve as official depositories for city funds in 2024
• Approving an amendment to the development agreement with Cerulean Holdings for a project at East Washington Avenue and Clemens Center Parkway
• Reviewing audits for the Lead Hazard Reduction Grant, Anti-Displacement Learning Network, and Community Development Block Grant programs

The Elmira City Council approved a public hearing for the 2024 budgets and approved several audit reports. The council also approved an amendment to a development agreement and postponed the selection of official city bank depositories.

• Postponed approval of minutes from Special Meeting (0-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for 2024 Operating and Capital Budgets (7-0)
• Approved CDBG FY2022 amendment (7-0)
• Postponed bank depository agreements (0-0)
• Approved Cerulean Holdings development agreement amendment (6-1)
• Approved Lead Hazard Reduction Grant audit (7-0)
• Approved Anti-Displacement Learning Network audit (7-0)
• Approved Community Development Block Grant audit (7-0)