Taylor public meetings in 2023
5 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
City Council
The Taylor City Council is reviewing various municipal expenditures, including park upgrades and equipment purchases. The agenda also includes discussions on water and sewer charge transfers and professional training authorizations.
- Purchase of two playscapes and one pavilion for Rotary and Homestead Parks up to $357,050
- Purchase of two Ford F350 vehicles not to exceed $113,457
- Purchase of a Vermeer tree chipper not to exceed $52,934
- Transfer of delinquent water and sewer charges to the tax roll
- Authorization of a 60-day Flock Safety pilot program for the Police Department