The agenda focuses on administrative, financial, and community-related items. Key topics include an ordinance amending sewer use charges, the authorization of various professional service contracts for HVAC maintenance, wastewater collection system operations, engineering services, and auditing services. Additionally, the Council is scheduled to review resolutions honoring several community members and organizations, designating awareness days, and approving license renewals for entertainment, amusement devices, and taxi services.
Aug 7, 2026
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The Urban Enterprise Zone announced a new thermoplastic street striping initiative designed to improve pedestrian and driver safety. Key benefits of the project include enhanced durability of the striping compared to regular paint, high visibility during inclement weather, skid resistance, and minimal disruption during installation. Additional initiatives discussed include future upgrades to pocket parks, a streetscape project on 21st Avenue, and an upcoming clean commercial initiative. Plans for a large-scale road resurfacing project targeting multiple wards were also mentioned.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
Patterson Municipal Council Regular Municipal Council Meeting
The council discussed the authorization of a contract for the purchase of three Ford Police Interceptor vehicles. A special presentation was held to honor a local religious and community leader for his contributions to community development and public safety. Additionally, the council reviewed and debated the payment of bills, which included a one-time annual pension payment and health insurance costs, leading to a detailed discussion regarding expenditures on financial consulting services.
Feb 10, 2026·Board meeting
Paterson Municipal Council Regular Council Meeting
The regular meeting commenced with roll call and a statement of compliance with the open public meetings law. Key discussions included the approval of payments totaling over $21 million, which included a substantial payment to the Board of Education and general government expenditures covering health insurance and Medicare B, though no payroll was processed. Council members debated the disbursement of retroactive payments related to ratified union contracts, specifying timelines for firefighters and other employees. Significant discussion occurred around Consent Agenda Item 13, concerning the renewal of a contract with Collaborative Research LLC for support services for the Ryan White, HOPWA, and Department of Health and Human Services programs. Council members expressed concerns regarding the lack of detailed performance reports for this $130,000 item, leading to its temporary removal from the consent agenda for separate deliberation.
