Taylor public meetings in 2023
4 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The council will consider several software renewals for IT and GIS services. The agenda also includes approving a $500,000 grant for a pavilion at Heritage Park Petting Farm. Additionally, the meeting covers fire department equipment purchases and police vehicle repairs.
- $500,000 Michigan Enhancement Grant for a pavilion and playscape at Heritage Park Petting Farm
- Three-year Google Cloud Compute renewal up to $94,710
- Three-year GIS Software renewal up to $206,925
- Purchase of turnout gear dryers and extractors not to exceed $63,682
- Appointment of Richard Pratt to the Housing Commission
City Council
The Taylor City Council will consider rezoning properties on Goddard Road from office and single-family residential to multi-family residential. The council also plans to earmark $200,000 in ARPA funds for identifying and replacing lead service lines.
- Rezoning Case #23-25(Z) for Goddard Road parcels from O-1 and R-1C to RM-1
- Earmarking $200,000 in ARPA funds for identifying and replacing lead service lines
- Starchase contract for vehicle mounted pursuit reduction technology up to $71,280
- Intergovernmental Agreements with the City of Romulus for sanitary sewer services on Inkster Road
- Wisecom Technologies, Inc. contract for window roller shades not to exceed $28,100
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including a rezoning request for Goddard Road properties and various service contracts. The agenda also includes discussions on marijuana-related ordinances and the appointment of a new council member.
- Rezoning Case #23-23(Z) for parcels on the north side of Goddard Road from Office to Regional Business
- PK Contracting pavement marking contract not to exceed $160,000 per fiscal year
- AKT Peerless well abandonment at Northline, Eureka, and Ecorse properties up to $28,150
- Intergovernmental Agreement for Pennsylvania Road improvements not to exceed $64,885
- Onix Networking Google Workspace license renewal of $95,193
City Council
The Taylor City Council is reviewing several financial matters including a budget amendment and multiple service contracts. Items include police training, equipment purchases, and maintenance agreements for city-owned properties.
- Budget amendment 2024-002
- Police training: $700 for Michigan Law Enforcement Accreditation Conference
- Police equipment: $8,710 for weapon mounted lights from Michigan Police Equipment, Inc.
- Police education: $23,308 in reimbursements via Cleary University
- Police equipment: $6,780 for Glock 21 Gen 5 Blackhawk Duty Holsters