The document contains a packet of proposed amendments for the council meeting. Key topics include an ordinance to restrict right turns on red within the Urban Services District, an ordinance to establish periodic employee surveys for departments and boards, and an amendment to guidelines for the use of incremental tax revenues. Additionally, the packet includes a resolution to authorize a grant scope change and funding increase for the Dry Creek Water Reclamation Facility modernization project.
Jun 16, 2026·
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The Metropolitan Council meeting agenda includes the appointment and reappointment of members to various advisory boards and commissions. The agenda covers resolutions regarding the reduction of local sales tax on groceries, the adoption of new pay plans for general employees and those of the Board of Health, Police, and Fire departments, and the approval of several grant contracts and amendments related to affordable housing, public health, safety, and transportation infrastructure. Additionally, the council will consider resolutions honoring distinguished individuals, designating special observances, and introducing various ordinances related to the Metropolitan Code of Laws.
Jun 3, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Council Committee Budget & Finance Work Session
The committee conducted a budget and finance work session focused on reviewing departmental wish lists and one-time expenses funded by the available fund balance. Key discussion topics included the financial status of the Insurance Trust Fund and the Injury on Duty fund, emphasizing the need to restore reserve levels due to higher-than-anticipated medical and injury claims. Additionally, the committee deliberated on the Affordable Housing Revolving Loan Fund and specific departmental budget modification requests, including those related to election costs, planning initiatives, juvenile court data management, arts commission grant reviews, and waste services safety training.
May 28, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Council Budget And Finance Work Session
The work session focused on reviewing funding requests for the Entertainment Commission, including a proposed $300,000 allocation to restore staffing and administrative support. Discussions involved the role of the commission in workforce development for the city's creative economy and potential economic returns on investment through film and media production. The Mayor's office representative clarified budget constraints regarding the funding request, noting that the commission is a standalone entity, and expressed interest in future conversations regarding the commission's operational model.
