City of Allentown Capital Improvement Plan 2027-2031
A 5-year capital improvement plan for the City of Allentown, Pennsylvania, covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031. The plan outlines infrastructure investments across community and economic development, fire, parks and recreation, police, and public works domains, addressing projects such as brownfield remediation, park and trail improvements, public safety facility renovations, and street and traffic signal upgrades.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting
Allentown City Council Meeting Minutes
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The council authorized several cooperative contracts and approved a contract for professional digitization services for city records. Public comments addressed concerns regarding traffic speed control and environmental sustainability efforts within the city. A resident highlighted public safety issues involving local after-hours clubs. The Controller presented audit findings regarding Special Events and Procurement processes, noting discrepancies in documentation, business license compliance, and revenue collection. The council also approved an amendment to the 2026 Capital Fund Budget for an implementation grant and finalized changes to the business license fee structure, while confirming various appointments to municipal boards.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
Allentown City Council Meeting Minutes
The council meeting addressed various public concerns regarding parking, tree removal, and the upcoming Climate Action Plan forum. Council approved multiple contracts, including cooperative agreements, a surveillance strategy review with IPVM, and a design services contract for West Park renovations. Additionally, a change order for the MLK Trail project was authorized, and the Minimum Municipal Obligation for city pension funds was presented. The Controller provided a report regarding payroll and tax discrepancies, and the council approved a $6.5 million transfer to the Risk Fund to cover healthcare claims.
