The city's own documents agenda packet (PDF) · action agenda (PDF) · video
9 items on the agenda. 2 of them have a recorded vote. 2 cross-references to other meetings, committees, ordinances or resolutions .
Approving an increase in allocation for temporary staffing services with Personnel Solutions Plus, LLC, for citywide use in the amount of $2,000,000.
Amounts named in this item $2,000,000 — figures read out of the item's own text (how)
Read the original: pages 85–93 of the city's agenda packet (why we cite a page range)
Approving the renewal of a blanket purchase agreement with Commercial Risk Management, Inc. for workers compensation Third Party Administration (TPA) services, in the amount of $429,000.
Amounts named in this item $429,000 — figures read out of the item's own text (how)
Read the original: pages 94–98 of the city's agenda packet (why we cite a page range)
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Member Second Term Appointments (a) A resolution confirming the appointment of current committee members Joe Bonora and Amber Bennett, by the Mayor, to the State Housing Initiatives Partnership (“SHIP”) Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (“Committee”), for a second three-year term, authorizing the Mayor or their designee to execute all documents necessary to effectuate same; and providing an effective date.
Read the original: pages 99–104 of the city's agenda packet (why we cite a page range)
Legislative Affairs and Intergovernmental Relations Committee Meeting Minutes (February 19, 2026)
Read the original: pages 105–108 of the city's agenda packet (why we cite a page range)
Budget, Finance, and Taxation Committee Meeting Minutes (March 12, 2026)
Read the original: pages 109–113 of the city's agenda packet (why we cite a page range)
Economic and Workforce Development Committee Meeting Minutes (February 26, 2026)
Read the original: pages 114–119 of the city's agenda packet (why we cite a page range)
Ordinance 632-H, an Ordinance amending Section 2-209(a) of the City Code to clarify provisions related to the Cone of Silence; and providing an effective date.
What the city recorded Approved 632-H
— the city's own words, exactly as printed
What we recorded it as Approved
Recorded tally 7 yes, 1 absent — as printed on the city's action agenda
Where this item goes next how to read these
Read the original: pages 11–15 of the city's agenda packet (why we cite a page range)
Ordinance 1178-V approving the vacation of a dead-end, 20-foot alley abutting Lots 3, 4 and 5 in the Alma Heights Revised subdivision, generally located at 1013 Dr. M.L. King, Jr. Street South; setting forth conditions for the vacation to become effective; and providing for an effective date. (City File No. DRC 25-33000019)
What the city recorded Approved 1178-V
— the city's own words, exactly as printed
What we recorded it as Approved
Recorded tally 8 yes — as printed on the city's action agenda
Where this item goes next how to read these
Read the original: pages 16–78 of the city's agenda packet (why we cite a page range)
Update on the Unsolicited Proposal for a Comprehensive Public-Private Partnership (P3) Model for Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) received January 14, 2026, and the Special Legal Advice Provided by Bryant Miller Olive P.A. 3
Read the original: pages 79–84 of the city's agenda packet (why we cite a page range)
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