The committee discussed several items, including a contract amendment with TransMap for pavement condition assessments and the reappropriation of funds for the Shaker Family Center window replacement project. The Fire Chief provided an update on the phase-out of PFAS-containing firefighting foam. Additionally, the committee reviewed proposals for 2027-2029 construction observation services, a grant application for residential recycling containers, and an RFP for 2026-2031 animal control services. Plans for future in-person committee meetings and facility tours were also proposed.
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City Council of Shaker Heights Regular Meeting Agenda
The Council agenda includes an amendment to the contract with Transmap Corporation for the 2026 Street Condition Assessment Project, an appropriation for wood window projects at the Shaker Family Center, a request for a tax advance from the County, and a resolution to accept tax levies. Additional items feature a grant acceptance for GIS mapping, a police vehicle upfitting contract with Fallsway Equipment Company, a Workers' Compensation settlement, and a liquor permit application for Blu Basil.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council of Shaker Heights Regular Meeting
The agenda includes authorizing a contract amendment with Transmap Corporation for the Street Condition Assessment Project, an appropriation for the Shaker Family Center wood window project, a request for a tax advance from the County, and the acceptance of tax rates. Additionally, the Council will consider a grant acceptance for digital/GIS mapping services, a contract for police vehicle upfitting with Fallsway Equipment Company, the settlement of a Workers' Compensation claim, and a liquor permit application for Blu Basil.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
Council of the City of Shaker Heights Council Minutes
The Council meeting included recognition of the First CALL Program Coordinator for receiving a grant for mental health services. Legislative actions involved authorizing a contract amendment for the Street Condition Assessment Project, appropriating funds for a window replacement project at the Shaker Family Center, and requesting advance property tax payments. Additionally, the Council approved a property tax levy, accepted a grant for digital zoning mapping services, and authorized a two-year requirements contract for police vehicle upfitting. A settlement for a Workers' Compensation claim was approved, and a liquor permit transfer was noted. Public comments primarily focused on the use of Flock license plate reader surveillance technology, with significant debate regarding privacy, civil liberties, and the City's ongoing contract with the vendor.
