City Of Warren Downtown Development Authority Regular In Person Meeting
The Downtown Development Authority meeting focused on the release of funding and contract awards for several key projects. This included the installation of Electronic Message Centers at various city locations, a municipal membership for the Eight Mile Boulevard Association, environmental assessment services for the Owen Jax Community Center, and a CAD integration project for the police and fire departments. Additionally, the Board approved HVAC maintenance services for a city-owned building and stage/lighting services for the 2026 Birthday Bash, as well as the replacement of splash pad equipment at City Square. The meeting concluded with a review of outstanding bills.
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The City Council meeting covered various administrative and legislative matters. The council approved the consent agenda and the regular meeting agenda, including modifications for a wastewater treatment repair. Discussions included the receipt and filing of the calendar of pending matters, approval of bills for the general revenue fund, and bills for the water and sewer system. The meeting featured a public hearing regarding a nuisance abatement special assessment. Additionally, the council approved housing and community development action plans, received a legal update on zoning ordinance amendments, and initiated a study of civil service exemptions. A resolution was adopted recognizing National Police Week, and a discussion occurred regarding enhancing board and commission application requirements, including verification of US citizenship, voter registration, and account standing.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting included the adoption of the consent agenda and the general agenda, with additions for litigation settlements and contract services. The council declared April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, received project updates regarding the Four Cities Metro pipeline, and discussed the commencement of the budget process with upcoming department head hearings. The meeting also featured a public hearing on proposed 2026-2027 action plan applications for CDBG, HOME, and HOPWA funding, with testimony provided by various community organizations regarding services for the homeless, seniors, and child victims of abuse.
