City of Warwick City Council Regular Public Hearing Meeting
The City Council meeting addressed various legislative items, including the establishment of a real estate non-utilization tax and a resolution requesting an amendment to the City Charter to expand the Warwick School Committee membership. The council also reviewed and approved bids for various city services and equipment, including student assistant services, police radios, and fire apparatus. Additionally, the council considered zoning ordinance amendments, claims against the city, and resolutions concerning the installation of a stop sign and the city council meeting calendar for 2027.
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The City Council and various committees met to discuss several agenda items, including zoning amendments for properties on Post Road and West Shore Road, the establishment of a real estate non-utilization tax, and a new ordinance prohibiting camping on public property. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved various bid resolutions for municipal contracts, including police vehicle purchases, public works equipment, and software services. Appointments to local boards were also considered, and administrative updates regarding committee reports and municipal operations were addressed.
Jul 6, 2026·Board meeting
Warwick City Council Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance Committee meeting focused on reviewing several procurement requests. Key items included the purchase of various police vehicles, a 2026 MAC side-loaded sanitation vehicle, and an increase in spending authority for pre-engineered metal buildings. Discussions centered on lease-purchase arrangements, budgetary impacts, justifications for the vehicle replacement schedules, and clarification of contract dates and bid details.
Jun 1, 2026·Board meeting
Finance Committee Consent Calendar
The Finance Committee meeting involved the review and approval of numerous bids regarding various municipal services and equipment. Key items included support and licensing for MUNIS systems, medical supplies for EMS and police, telephony services, network connectivity, HVAC services and equipment for city buildings, backup maintenance software, the purchase of a police vehicle, automotive batteries, city-wide street striping, marine craft repair, and crowd control equipment.
