The board reviewed and discussed the proposed 2028-2033 Capital Improvement Plan. Presentations were made by various city departments regarding projects related to recreation, information technology, fire and police department vehicle and equipment replacements, public works infrastructure, water and sewer utility upgrades, and school facility improvements. The board addressed questions regarding funding feasibility, specific project details such as cemetery maintenance, sidewalk quality, and the impact of utility projects on local resources. A motion was carried to recommend the 2028-2033 Capital Improvement Plan to the City Council for approval.
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The committee discussed the proposed reconfiguration of the Cemetery Road and West High Street intersection, reviewing design plans for a mountable granite curb and pedestrian refuge. A water and sewer rate study proposal was reviewed to address capital needs and potential tiered rate structures. Additionally, the committee supported a proposal for Verizon Wireless to host cellular equipment on the Hamilton Street water tank, contingent on further legal and technical review, and addressed maintenance concerns regarding road conditions and visibility at the intersection of Green Street and Stackpole Road.
Jun 29, 2026·Board meeting
Public Safety Committee Minutes
The committee meeting addressed several operational updates from the Police and Fire Departments, and Stewart's Ambulance. Key discussions included the implementation of a new comfort dog program and the re-establishment of a patrol/narcotics K-9 program. The committee reviewed various grant-funded initiatives, including equipment upgrades, new vehicle assignments, and participation in the 'Safe Streets for All' project. The Fire Department reported on budget initiatives, including SCBA replacement and new asset management software. Stewart's Ambulance highlighted increased call volumes and ongoing collaborative training efforts with the Fire Department. Additionally, the committee discussed the city's procedures for managing extreme heat conditions and cooling center activations.
May 27, 2026·Board meeting
Traffic Safety Committee Minutes
The committee reviewed a proposal to convert the intersection of Blackwater Road and Old Rochester Road into an all-way stop to address historical crash safety concerns. Discussions included necessary implementation steps such as additional warning signage, driver education, and police enforcement. The committee also received status updates on completed and planned safety improvements at the West High Street intersection, including pedestrian crosswalk modifications and flashing beacon reviews. Furthermore, safety enhancements on Old Rochester Road were noted, including upgraded lighting, speed limit sign relocation, and upcoming paving plans designed to improve pedestrian and vehicle safety in the corridor.
