Mary Y. Taylor

The agenda includes the introduction of a new Police K-9 unit, the first reading of an ordinance regarding food truck zoning and operational standards, and the second readings of ordinances related to personnel department renaming and the creation of public safety impact fees. The Council will also consider resolutions to purchase vehicles for the Building, Zoning and Code Compliance Department, renew a license plate reader program services agreement, and approve revised community benefits agreements for workforce housing projects. Additional items include appointments for various public works and code enforcement positions and a discussion on the creation of a container home district.

The Town Council of the Town of Medley, Florida, has scheduled a public meeting to make a final decision on the Budget and Taxes. The agenda includes discussing and announcing the percentage change in the Millage Rate for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, adopting a Final Operating Millage Rate for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 by Enactment of a Millage Resolution, and adopting a Budget Ordinance for Fiscal Year 2025-2026.

The council meeting agenda includes the approval of minutes from previous meetings, consideration of a revised employee handbook, and various resolutions related to contracts for transit services, legislative funding requests, surveying services for right-of-ways, construction inspection services for a park pool project, funding methodology reports for capital assessment districts, engineering services for street improvements, public involvement support services, and financial advisory services for loan refinancing. Additionally, the agenda includes discussions on replacing an air conditioning unit, updates on emergency repairs and projects at Lakeside Retirement Park, and a monthly update on town projects and finances.

The council meeting agenda includes a public hearing for the tentative plat of Palmetto 74 Logistics Center. Ordinances to be discussed include a revised employee handbook. Resolutions cover amendments to the town's benefit plan, approval of proposals and work orders with Kimley-Horn and Associates for various projects (roadway and drainage improvements, stormwater utility compliance, and water and sewer support), a fifth amendment to a lobbying services agreement, state-funded grant agreements for roadway and drainage projects, approval of financial auditing services, and a memorandum of understanding with the Federation of Public Employees regarding Juneteenth as a paid holiday. Other resolutions concern a license agreement for COVID-19 testing and an amendment to a contract for a hot meal program. The council will also discuss proposals for financial advisory services, a water and sewer study, and requests for police officer and community service aid positions. Finally, there will be discussions on adding an individual to music night events, monthly birthday and game events, and approval of work orders for capital projects.

The council meeting agenda includes the approval of minutes from previous meetings, consideration of ordinances related to the retirement fund for police officers and zoning amendments, resolutions for real estate services, public transportation grants, and regulatory compliance assistance. The agenda also includes discussions and actions on various topics such as the appointment of a foreman, water and sewer rates, employee benefits, a COVID-19 water assistance program, a concrete wall project, property acquisition, roadway improvements, a water and sewer master plan, and an investigative report on gender discrimination allegations. Additional discussion points include a meal program, human resources, language translation services for meetings, and an update on a police department program.