Duluth, MN

City Council

The Duluth City Council is meeting to vote on a consent agenda of resolutions and to hold public hearings on ordinances. Key items include accepting a $1.75 million HUD grant for library and community health services planning, amending the comprehensive plan to reclassify areas of Becks Road and Lester Park Golf Course, and introducing ordinances on short-term rental licensing and Piedmont Trail zoning. The meeting also includes first and second readings of several ordinances, including one to regulate short-term rentals.

• Resolution accepting $1,750,000 HUD grant for library and community health services planning
• Resolution amending comprehensive plan to reclassify Becks Road land use study area
• Resolution amending comprehensive plan to reclassify Lester Park Golf Course
• Ordinance (first reading) to regulate short-term rental licensing and permitting
• Resolution authorizing $750,000 EPA Great Lakes Restoration Initiative grant for Cody Street stormwater filtration basin

Duluth Citizen Review Board

The Duluth Citizen Review Board will hold a procedural meeting at the Evergreen Senior Center. The agenda includes the approval of minutes, a report from the police liaison, and a specific discussion on the DPD CORE Team. Residents may provide public comment on these items with a three-minute limit per person.

• Discussion of the DPD CORE Team
• Police Liaison Report
• Approval of Minutes

Community Development Committee.

The Community Development Committee will hold public hearings on the FY 2027 Community Needs Assessment and a 2025 Substantial Amendment to the Action Plan, and will hear a presentation on housing and community needs. The committee will also discuss funding priorities for the 2027 application and elect officers.

• Public hearing: Community Needs Assessment for FY 2027 (CDC26-4)
• Public hearing: 2025 Substantial Amendment for the Action Plan (CDC26-5)
• Presentation: Housing and Community Needs for FY 2027
• Discussion: Funding Priorities Allocation 2027 Application
• Election of officers

Duluth Public Utilities Commission.

The Duluth Public Utilities Commission is meeting to review the proposed 2027 utilities budget and consider a resolution to approve and recommend it. The agenda also includes approval of the June 16, 2026 meeting minutes and routine items like public comment and staff updates.

• 2027 proposed utilities budget presentation
• Resolution 26PUC-002 approving and recommending 2027 utilities budget
• Approval of June 16, 2026 DPUC meeting minutes

City Council

The Duluth City Council is meeting on August 18, 2026, with the primary item being a closed session to discuss litigation strategy and confidential attorney-client communications related to a lawsuit against the city (court file 69DU-CV-26-562). The agenda contains no other substantive business, only roll call, pledge, and adjournment.

• Closed session under MN Statutes §13D.05 subd. 3(b) for attorney-client privileged discussion of lawsuit 69DU-CV-26-562

The Duluth City Council met on August 18, 2026, and immediately voted unanimously to enter a closed session. The closed session lasted from 5:34 p.m. to 6:28 p.m., after which the council adjourned without taking any public votes or actions.

• Closed the meeting to the public via unanimous vote
• Adjourned after the closed session without further action

Indigenous Commission.

The Duluth Indigenous Commission is meeting to approve minutes, hear a presentation on the YouthBuild program, and plan upcoming events including Indigenous People's Day, Feast and Forum, and Orange Shirt Day. They will also hold elections for the executive team and receive updates on subcommittees covering topics like AI surveillance, housing, and MMIWR.

• Indigenous People's Day event planning (Monday, October 12)
• Elections for Executive Team
• True North Goodwill presentation on YouthBuild Program (tentative)
• Ojibwe language and art project: research on funds and communication
• Subcommittee updates: AI surveillance, housing, MMIWR, Sobriety Feast

Duluth African Heritage Commission

The Duluth African Heritage Commission (AHC) will discuss convening Black-led and BIPOC-led organizations to begin planning for Juneteenth 2027, including the session's purpose, timing, and which groups to invite. The commission will also explore ways to increase awareness of its role, how residents can reach it with concerns, and what issues it can address directly versus referring to other agencies. Additionally, the agenda includes updates on current events affecting Duluth's Black community and voter engagement for the upcoming election.

• Juneteenth 2027 planning: Consider holding a session with Black-led and BIPOC-led organizations in September to discuss purpose, timing, and invitees.
• AHC as a community resource: Discuss building awareness of the commission's role and creating a resource database for referrals.
• Voter engagement and community outreach for the November election.
• Community updates on current events and issues affecting Duluth’s Black community.

Planning Commission.

The Duluth Planning Commission is holding a special meeting to consider several land-use items, including a bank review, comprehensive plan amendments for the Lester Park Golf Course and Becks Road areas, and a housing TIF district conformance. The consent agenda includes a minor subdivision, a coffee shop drive-through special use permit, and a street vacation. Public hearings will be held for the bank and the two comprehensive plan amendments.

• Minor subdivision at 575 W Wabasha St by Robert and Roberta Sawyer
• Special use permit for a coffee shop drive-through at 1 Calvary Rd by Blue Sky Coffee
• Vacation of streets, avenues, alleys, and piers near 40th Ave W & Oneota St
• MU-C planning review for a bank at 4088 Haines Rd by HTG Architects
• Comprehensive plan amendments for Lester Park Golf Course and Becks Road land use studies

Duluth Human Rights Commission

The Duluth Human Rights Commission is meeting to approve minutes, receive committee reports, and hear a presentation from ISD 709. No votes on ordinances or contracts are listed.

• ISD 709 presentation at 5:30 PM

Parks and Recreation Commission.

The Duluth Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to approve June minutes and receive informational updates on the Duluth Community Garden Program, the Lester Park Land Use Study, and the Lakewalk and Coastal Improvements Project. No formal votes on these items are listed; the agenda is largely informational and procedural.

• Approval of June 10, 2026 meeting minutes
• Duluth Community Garden Program update (informational)
• Lester Park Land Use Study presentation by Bolton & Menk (informational)
• Lakewalk and Coastal Improvements Project update (informational)
• August 2026 Division Report

Duluth Economic Development Authority.

The Duluth Economic Development Authority is holding a special meeting to receive a presentation on the Lester Park Golf Course Land Use Study & Vision Plan. The agenda includes a presentation followed by discussion, with no formal decisions listed.

• Presentation of Lester Park Golf Course Land Use Study & Vision Plan
• Discussion of the land use study and vision plan

Heritage Preservation Commission.

This is a procedural meeting of the Duluth Heritage Preservation Commission. The main actions are approving the June 8, 2026 meeting minutes and receiving updates on the NAPC 2026 conference and a Planning Commission liaison report. No substantive decisions or public hearings are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of June 8, 2026 meeting minutes (HP26-03)
• Update on NAPC 2026 conference
• Planning Commission liaison update

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution to put the Lester Park Initiative ordinances before voters in a November 3, 2026 special election. The consent agenda includes $7.2 million in grant anticipation notes, liquor licenses, lead service line replacement loans, and a YMCA lease for Woodland Community Center. Several ordinances are up for second reading, including a Minnesota Power franchise renewal and concurrent use permits for outdoor seating.

• Resolution to submit Lester Park Initiative ordinances to voters on Nov. 3, 2026 (item 18)
• Issuance of $1,534,500 and $5,666,728 taxable grant anticipation revenue notes (items 2-3)
• Application for a forgivable loan from Drinking Water Revolving Fund for lead service line replacements on N 40th Ave W (item 10)
• Three-year lease agreement with Duluth Area Family YMCA for Woodland Community Center upper level (item 13)
• Acceptance of $150,000 Federal Recreational Trail Program and $300,000 Regional Trail Program grants for Cross City Trail (items 16-17)

The Duluth City Council approved a consent agenda including two taxable grant anticipation revenue notes totaling $7,201,228, a liquor license for C&D App/Sister Cities, a lawful gambling application for Little Saints Street Ministry, a no-cost office space agreement with Lake Superior College, a lead service line replacement loan application, a contract amendment for the Denfeld project, a temporary use permit from St. Louis County, a YMCA lease for the Woodland Community Center, an OEM parts contract increase, and two grants for the Cross City Trail. The council also tabled three appointment confirmations, approved removal of a national emergency use provision on airport property (8-0, one abstention), and passed several ordinances on second reading, including a Minnesota Power franchise (8-0, one abstention). The Lester Park initiative ordinances remain tabled with no action.

• Approved $1,534,500 taxable grant anticipation revenue note, Series 2026A (9-0)
• Approved $5,666,728 taxable grant anticipation revenue note, Series 2026B (9-0)
• Approved liquor license for C&D App, Sister Cities (9-0)
• Approved lawful gambling application for Little Saints Street Ministry (9-0)
• Approved no-cost office space agreement with Lake Superior College (9-0)
• Approved application for lead service line replacement loan (9-0)
• Approved $25,666.50 increase to LHB contract for Denfeld lead service line project (9-0)
• Approved three-year YMCA lease for Woodland Community Center (9-0)

Parking Commission.

The Duluth Parking Commission will meet to discuss and vote on proposals to remove parking from one side of 4th Street and create an accessible parking zone on the 500 block of West Superior Street. The commission will also receive updates on on-street and off-street parking conditions.

• Proposal to remove parking from one side of 4th Street (PKC317)
• Proposal to create an accessible parking zone on the 500 block of West Superior Street (PKC318)
• On-street accessible parking zone requests (PKC316)
• On-street parking update
• Off-street parking update

Alcohol, Gambling & Tobacco Commission

The Duluth Alcohol, Gambling & Tobacco Commission will review and decide on three license applications: a lawful gambling application for Little Saints Street Ministry, a one-day temporary consumption and display permit for Duluth Sister Cities International, and a theater liquor license transfer for Alhambra Cocktail Lounge. The meeting will also include a roll call and procedural items.

• Lawful gambling application for Little Saints Street Ministry (902 Mall Drive)
• One-day temporary consumption permit for Duluth Sister Cities International (835 West College St.)
• Theater liquor license transfer for Alhambra Cocktail Lounge (321 N Central Ave.)

The Alcohol, Gambling & Tobacco Commission approved a lawful gambling application for Little Saints Street Ministry Inc. and a one-day temporary consumption and display permit for Duluth Sister Cities International. The commission tabled a theater liquor license transfer for Alhambra Cocktail Lounge at 321 N Central. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved lawful gambling application for Little Saints Street Ministry Inc. (motion by Nelson, seconded by Stolee)
• Approved 1-day temporary consumption & display permit for Duluth Sister Cities International at 835 West College St. on 10/17/2026 (motion by Weiland, seconded by Stolee)
• Tabled theater liquor license transfer for Alhambra Cocktail Lounge at 321 N Central (motion by Stolee, seconded by Willmore)

Natural Resources Commission.

Library Board.

The Library Board will meet to review usage reports and discuss the 2027 library budget. The agenda includes updates on safety and the Main Library facility.

• 2027 Library Budget
• Main Library Facility/Regional Library Services District updates
• Safety Updates
• Library Usage Report June 2026
• City of Duluth Board and Commission Training

City Council

The City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts, grant acceptances, and right-of-way vacations. Key items include road salt procurement, sewer construction on Roslyn Avenue, and concurrent use permits for outdoor seating at Canal Park and East Superior Street.

• Contract for Lakewalk and Coastal Improvement Project to Rachel Contracting, LLC for $9,884,980.33
• Purchase of 11,750 tons of road salt from Morton Salt, Inc. for $839,063
• City share of $2,502,524.32 for 40th Avenue W reconstruction and intersection improvements
• Concurrent use permits for Vitta Pizza, Inc. for outdoor seating at 307 Canal Park Drive and 107 East Superior Street
• Grant acceptance of $8,196,234 from the U.S. Department of Transportation for Lakewalk improvements

The City Council approved a $9.8M contract for the Lakewalk and Coastal Improvement Project and accepted over $10M in related grants. The Council also decided that two initiative petitions regarding land use at the former Lester Park Golf Course are preempted by state law and will not be placed on the ballot. Various infrastructure contracts and right-of-way vacations were also adopted.

• Awarded $9,884,980.33 Lakewalk and Coastal Improvement contract to Rachel Contracting, LLC
• Accepted $8,196,234 USDOT grant and $2,049,752 state grant for Lakewalk project
• Decided Lester Park land use initiative petitions are preempted by state law and will not be on the ballot (7-2)
• Approved $2,502,524.32 city share for 40th Avenue W reconstruction
• Approved $839,063 purchase of 11,750 tons of road salt from Morton Salt, Inc.
• Approved $164,735.93 guardrail repair contract with H&R Construction
• Confirmed appointment of Lynne Williams to Spirit Mountain Recreation Area Authority (9-0)
• Confirmed appointment of Scott Soderberg to Sanitary Sewer Board of Western Lake Superior Sanitary District (9-0)

City Council

The Duluth City Council will read for the first time two ordinances proposed by initiative petition. Each ordinance would require a majority of voters to approve any rezoning of a specific parcel near the former Lester Park Golf Course. The first ordinance covers the 37.5‑acre Lake 9 parcel, and the second covers a 230‑acre parcel. Both aim to limit rezoning to park, open space, or conservation unless approved by voters.

• Ordinance 26-033-O: 37.5‑acre Lake 9 parcel of former Lester Park Golf Course – rezoning to park/open space requires voter approval
• Ordinance 26-034-O: 230‑acre parcel near Lester Park Golf Course – rezoning to private residential, commercial, industrial, hospitality, or mixed‑use requires voter approval

The City Council tabled two resolutions concerning the land use and zoning of parcels near the former Lester Park Golf Course. Two initiative petitions to rezone the area were read for the first time, but no final action was taken on them.

• Tabled Resolution 26-0679R regarding state law preemption of Lester Park petitions (9-0)
• Tabled Resolution 26-0681R regarding a special election for Lester Park ordinances (9-0)
• Read Ordinance 26-033-O for the first time
• Read Ordinance 26-034-O for the first time

Duluth Economic Development Authority.

The Duluth Economic Development Authority will discuss a development agreement with Historic Duluth Armory, LLC for the Armory Arts and Music Center. Members will also consider a resolution supporting the city’s downtown development strategy, a second amendment to an agreement with Portland Land Co., LLC, and a memo on the Lester Park Golf Course. The agenda lists routine approvals for recent meeting minutes and monthly cash transactions.

• Resolution 26D-18: Development agreement with Historic Duluth Armory, LLC for the Armory Arts and Music Center
• Resolution 26D-13: Support for the City of Duluth’s Downtown Development Strategy
• Second amendment to development agreement with Portland Land Co., LLC
• Monthly cash transaction approvals for May and June 2026
• Discussion of the July Lester Park Golf Course memo

Charter Commission.

La Comisión de la Carta de Duluth considerará y potencialmente votará sobre enmiendas propuestas a la carta municipal, incluyendo el cambio de elecciones municipales a años pares y la revisión de la Sección 4. También se discute una pregunta electoral para el ciclo de elecciones en años pares.

• Enmienda a la Sección 4 de la Carta de la Ciudad de Duluth
• Propuesta de pregunta electoral para el ciclo de elecciones en años pares
• Enmienda a la Sección 38 propuesta por el Comisionado Stolee

Planning Commission.

La Comisión de Planificación de Duluth revisará una agenda de consentimiento de permisos y variaciones, incluyendo asientos al aire libre e instalaciones inalámbricas, y llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre la rezonificación del Sistema de Senderos Piedmont.

• Permisos de Uso Concurrente para asientos al aire libre en Vitta Pizza (307 Canal Park Dr) y Duluth Coffee Company (101 E Superior St)
• Permiso de Uso Concurrente para una instalación inalámbrica en 827 E 1st St
• Solicitudes de variación de los estándares de llanura aluvial y de retranqueo en 2517 Minnesota Ave
• Solicitudes de variación de los estándares de zona ribereña y de estructuras accesorias en 3825 W 7th St
• Audiencia pública sobre la rezonificación de las parcelas del Sistema de Senderos Piedmont de RR-1 a P-1

Alcohol, Gambling & Tobacco Commission

La Comisión de Alcohol, Juegos de Azar y Tabaco considerará aprobar la transferencia de una licencia de venta de licores intoxicantes para llevar de Lakeside Liquors a SHB Liquor Inc. en 4507 E Superior Street. También en la agenda, una licencia temporal de venta de licores para el evento Park Point 5-Miler de Grandma's Marathon. La reunión comenzará con la aprobación de las actas del 3 de junio de 2026.

• Transferencia de licencia de venta de licores para llevar de Lakeside Liquors a SHB Liquor Inc. en 4507 E Superior Street
• Licencia temporal de venta de licores para el evento Park Point 5-Miler de Grandma's Marathon
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 3 de junio de 2026

The Commission approved the June 3, 2026 minutes. They approved the transfer of an off-sale intoxicating liquor license from Lakeside Liquors to SHB Liquor Inc. at 4507 E Superior Street. They also approved a temporary on-sale liquor license for Grandma's Marathon's Park Point 5-Miler event.

• Approved June 3, 2026 minutes
• Approved transfer of off-sale liquor license from Lakeside Liquors to SHB Liquor Inc.
• Approved temporary on-sale liquor license for Grandma's Marathon Park Point 5-Miler

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Duluth considerará las segundas lecturas de ordenanzas que autorizan hasta $7.7 millones en notas de anticipación de ingresos sujetos a impuestos para mejoras en el servicio de agua y la enmienda del mapa oficial de zonificación para antiguos distritos. La agenda de consentimiento incluye nombramientos, licencias de alcohol, subvenciones, contratos y acuerdos. Las primeras lecturas incluyen una ordenanza para derogar ciertas secciones del código municipal y otra para dedicar tierras al Downer Park.

• Resolución confirmando a Karla Culhane como administradora de la ciudad y autorizando su contrato de empleo
• Resolución aceptando una subvención de MnDOT de $465,830 para el enlace comunitario de la fuerza laboral del puente Blatnik
• Resolución autorizando el acuerdo de desarrollo para la división inicial de Harbor Highlands al norte de Harbor Highlands Drive
• Resolución adjudicando un contrato de $1,376,662.99 para el proyecto de revestimiento de alcantarillado sanitario CIPP en toda la ciudad
• Segunda lectura de la ordenanza que autoriza hasta $7,701,228 en notas de anticipación de ingresos por subvenciones para mejoras en el servicio de agua

The City Council approved several resolutions including city administrator appointment, liquor licenses, and infrastructure contracts. Two personnel appointments were tabled, while one appointment was approved after being removed from the table.

• Approved Karla Culhane as City Administrator (8-0)
• Approved various liquor licenses (8-0)
• Accepted $465,830 MNDOT grant for Blatnik Bridge project (8-0)
• Approved Harbor Highlands development agreement (8-0)
• Approved election judges for August and November 2026 elections (8-0)
• Approved $18,443.83 settlement to Mai Kim (8-0)
• Awarded $1,376,662.99 contract to Insituform Technologies USA, LLC (8-0)
• Awarded $224,212.00 contract to MJ Companies, LLC (8-0)

Heritage Preservation Commission.

La reunión de la Comisión de Preservación del Patrimonio programada para el 13 de julio de 2026 fue cancelada. No se consideraron ni decidieron temas de la agenda. La agenda incluía temas típicos como la aprobación de actas, consideraciones de acción de la comisión y actualizaciones, pero no se actuó sobre ninguno.

Parking Commission.

La Comisión de Estacionamiento de Duluth revisará solicitudes de zonas de estacionamiento accesibles en la calle y recibirá actualizaciones sobre estacionamiento fuera de la calle y en la calle. Se escucharán comentarios públicos y se les dará seguimiento.

• Solicitudes de zonas de estacionamiento accesibles en la calle (PKC315)
• Actualización sobre estacionamiento fuera de la calle
• Actualización sobre estacionamiento en la calle
• Seguimiento de comentarios públicos

The Parking Commission approved the June 2026 meeting minutes by a 5‑0 vote. It also approved two on‑street accessible parking zone requests: one for 6209 Raleigh Street and another for 5818 Elinor Street, each by a 5‑0 vote. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved June 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved on‑street accessible parking zone at 6209 Raleigh St (5-0)
• Approved on‑street accessible parking zone at 5818 Elinor St (5-0)

Alcohol, Gambling & Tobacco Commission

La Comisión de Alcohol, Juego y Tabaco revisará las solicitudes para transferir una licencia de alcohol de venta externa de Lakeside Liquors a SHB Liquor Inc. y considerará una licencia temporal de venta interna para la carrera Grandma's Marathon Park Point 5-Miler.

• Aprobación de las actas de la comisión del 3 de junio de 2026
• Transferencia de Licencia de Alcohol Intoxicante de Venta Externa (Lakeside Liquors a SHB Liquor Inc.)
• Grandma's Marathon - Licencia Temporal de Alcohol de Venta Interna para Park Point 5-Miler
• Revisión del diseño del área de meta de PP5M (2025)
• Reunión en las Cámaras del Consejo de la Ciudad de Duluth, 411 West First Street

Commission on Disabilities.

La Comisión de Discapacidades de Duluth llevará a cabo una reunión regular con actualizaciones sobre el estacionamiento accesible, informes de comités y un informe de Parques y Recreación. Se han programado dos periodos para comentarios públicos. No se enumeran propuestas o votaciones específicas en la agenda.

• Actualización sobre el Estacionamiento Accesible
• Informe de Parques y Recreación
• Actualizaciones de los Comités
• Problemas y Anuncios Actuales sobre Discapacidad

The Commission reviewed a presentation on the 4th St. Revitalization project involving ADA accessibility upgrades. The Parking Commission has tabled approval of the 4th St. Project. Updates were provided regarding upcoming accessible parking installations at 5818 Elinor St and 6209 Raleigh St.

• Approved meeting minutes (George/Michelle)
• Tabled 4th St. Project via Parking Commission
• Adjourned meeting (Ashlie/Michelle)

City Council

El concejo realizará audiencias públicas sobre el Distrito de Servicios Especiales de Lincoln Park y una evaluación de alcantarillado sanitario. Considerará una agenda de consentimiento con numerosas resoluciones, incluyendo $1.2M para la resiliencia de Tischer Creek, $58K para iluminación del Distrito Médico y $50K para capacitación laboral, además de múltiples servidumbres y acuerdos. En la agenda regular, votarán sobre un nuevo salario para el jefe de policía, la estrategia de desarrollo del centro de la ciudad, y ordenanzas de primera lectura para $7.7M en notas anticipadas de subvención para el servicio de agua y una enmienda al mapa de zonificación.

• Audiencia pública sobre el Distrito de Servicios Especiales de Lincoln Park
• Primera lectura de ordenanza para $7,701,228 en notas anticipadas de ingresos de subvención para el servicio de agua
• Resolución que modifica el contrato laboral del jefe de policía Michael Ceynowa con nuevo salario
• Resolución que adopta la estrategia de desarrollo del centro de la ciudad
• Resolución que impone cargos por servicios en el Distrito de Servicios Especiales de Lincoln Park

The City Council approved a first amendment to the Police Chief's employment contract regarding salary and benefits. The council also passed a large volume of consent agenda items including infrastructure agreements, easements, and park plans. One appointment to the Entertainment and Convention Center Authority was confirmed, while another remains tabled.

• Approved first amendment to Police Chief Michael Ceynowa's employment contract (7-2)
• Approved Park Point Recreation Area Plan
• Approved $1.2M partnership agreement for Tischer Creek Tributary 7 Resilience Project
• Approved $172,006.85 agreement for an ATV route study
• Approved $58,330 agreement for Medical District lighting improvements
• Approved appointment of Gerry Goldfarb to the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center Authority (9-0)
• Tabled appointment of Matt Massman to the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center Authority
• Approved multiple permanent easements and licenses for the Chester Park-UMD neighborhood

Duluth Citizen Review Board

La Junta de Revisión Ciudadana de Duluth celebrará una reunión ordinaria para elegir oficiales de la junta, recibir un informe del enlace policial y planificar una reunión comunitaria en agosto. La agenda es mayormente procedimental e incluye comentarios públicos y aprobación de actas.

• Elección de oficiales de la junta
• Informe del enlace policial
• Planificación de la reunión comunitaria de agosto

Duluth Economic Development Authority.

Esta reunión de la Duluth Economic Development Authority programada para el 24 de junio de 2026 ha sido cancelada. No se discutirán ni decidirán asuntos.

Duluth African Heritage Commission

La Comisión del Patrimonio Africano de Duluth discutirá principalmente los planes finales y el financiamiento para el Juneteenth 2026, incluyendo una serie de eventos del 14 al 21 de junio. Los nuevos asuntos incluyen presentaciones sobre participación electoral, mantenimiento del Monumento Clayton-Jackson-McGhie y el programa YouthBuild de True North Goodwill.

• Juneteenth 2026: actualizaciones de financiamiento y calendario para 7 eventos, incluidos el monumento en el cementerio, día de conmemoración, almuerzo para mayores y baile callejero
• Presentación sobre participación electoral para las elecciones de noviembre por Lee Stuart (Indivisible)
• Discusión sobre el mantenimiento del sitio del Monumento Clayton-Jackson-McGhie con Kim Green
• Presentación del Programa YouthBuild de True North Goodwill por Rena Hilleshiem
• Informe del subcomité sobre actividades de la ACH para el Juneteenth