Alexandria City Council Legislative Meeting Action Docket
The City Council conducted an executive session regarding public funds investment and adopted an electronic participation resolution. Key proceedings included a proclamation recognizing June as Pride Month, updates on activities commemorating the 250th anniversary of the nation, and operational reports from the Police Department. The Council reviewed and considered a term sheet for a public infrastructure investment at the former Potomac River Generating Station site. Additionally, the Council managed numerous board, commission, and committee appointments, passed multiple ordinances related to public right-of-way encroachments and supplemental appropriations, and approved an updated City Council schedule and calendar.
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City of Alexandria City Council Legislative Meeting
The City Council adopted an electronic participation resolution, endorsed proclamations recognizing Arab American Heritage Month and Alcohol Awareness Month, and received oral reports regarding various boards, commissions, and the Potomac River Generating Station site. Council authorized grant applications for the USDA Summer Food Service Program and the Adopt-A-Park Litter Control Program, introduced an ordinance regarding government support for Fiscal Year 2026, and approved the issuance of revenue bonds for the Ladrey Project rehabilitation. Additionally, the Council approved the five-year consolidated plan for housing and community development and updated the City Council meeting schedule.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
Alexandria City Council Meeting Presentation
The Alexandria City Council received a presentation regarding the proposed redevelopment of the Potomac River Generating Station site. Key discussion topics included the use of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) and the creation of a Community Development Authority (CDA) to fund necessary public infrastructure, such as site remediation, environmental cleanup, open space development, and traffic mitigation. The proposal aims to transform the former industrial property into a mixed-use development, with officials emphasizing that the financing structure relies on future tax revenues generated by the site rather than existing city funds.
