The meeting included the presentation of external audit work by Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC, and an introduction of Mr. Grant Davis, CPA, a partner with the firm. The committee reviewed financial documents related to the City's annual audit cycle.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Community Development Committee Agenda
The committee meeting agenda includes the approval of a resolution to certify properties at 347 Ashley Avenue and 448 Race Street as an Abandoned Building Site under the South Carolina Abandoned Buildings Revitalization Act. It also involves the authorization to de-obligate CHDO HOME set-aside funds from program years 2019-2024 for affordable housing development. Additionally, the agenda covers updates from the Planning and Preservation staff regarding proposed fee amendments for zoning and administrative services, as well as an update on 52 Cooper Street and related process improvements.
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City of Charleston Committee on Public Safety Committee Meeting
The committee approved several grant applications, including the FY26 Port Security Grant Program Award, which involves funding for maritime operations and safety gear for the police department. The meeting also included extensive public participation regarding concerns over the First Amendment Restoration Ordinance, with citizens criticizing the level of police discretion and calling for a repeal of the ordinance. Additionally, the committee discussed and moved to amend the agenda to facilitate the consideration of proposed amendments to the ordinance and related demonstration regulations.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
City of Charleston Commission on Women Meeting
The commission held its inaugural meeting to reorganize and establish its operational procedures, focusing on setting a framework for future work. The commission discussed the selection of priority topics for the upcoming year, specifically evaluating paid family leave and affordable child care. The city's Human Resources department presented an overview of the current paid family leave policy, discussing its structure, alignment with state policies, and the potential for future enhancements to better support families.