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Oct 26, 2026·Board meeting
City Council City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting covered several administrative and financial items. The discussion focused on the 2027 preliminary budget for the city of Ogdensburg, including motions to establish a public hearing date, and amendments to the proposed property tax levy and departmental appropriations. Council members also debated the stipend for planning work and the impact of the economic developer role on existing city staff duties and departmental expenses.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
City Council City Council Meeting
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The meeting included a proclamation for Friends of Libraries Week in Ogdensburg. The primary presentation focused on the 2027 recommended municipal budget, highlighting the challenges of increasing benefit costs and the decision to preserve current services without layoffs. The discussion covered the tax levy, utility cost reductions, the constitutional tax limit, sales tax revenue, and the allocation of funds to public safety and other city departments.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
City Council City Council Meeting
The council reviewed updates for the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRRI), detailing the status of various project proposals, the established evaluation framework, and the timeline for upcoming decision-making phases and public surveys. Additionally, the city manager provided a comprehensive update on the Diamond National Site development, announcing the selection of Jeene Contracting as the preferred developer for the 'one Madison' parcel. The discussion emphasized the project's financial independence, its lack of required taxpayer subsidies, and its anticipated contribution to the local tax base.
Aug 24, 2026·Board meeting
Ogdensburg City Council City Council Meeting
The meeting featured a public hearing regarding the sale of properties to the Auxburg Land Bank Corporation, which was postponed due to a lack of required votes. Significant discussion occurred during the personal appearance segment, where residents and union representatives raised concerns regarding the fire department's minimum staffing levels, adherence to safety standards, ongoing collective bargaining contract negotiations, and transparency in administrative decision-making. Additionally, a resident provided commentary on the city's current approach to strategic development and sustainable planning.
