The agenda focuses on several proposed legislative actions and resolutions, including the establishment of a Two Rivers Greenway Commission and the acceptance of a Brownfield Assessment Grant. Key topics include reviewing agreements for professional services regarding brownfield assessments, a supplemental agreement for design services on Henry Street, and an MOU concerning the removal of low-head dams in the Susquehanna River. Additionally, the council will discuss the acceptance of a tree donation, an in-kind donation from Greenlight Networks, authorization for free parking at municipal ramps, an amendment to the Annual Action Plan, a DPW budget amendment, and an agreement for process serving services.
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The City Council conducted the second budget hearing, focusing on the Treasury Department's 2027 budget request. The discussion covered increases in the budget due to annual salary adjustments and rising costs for parking ticket collection management systems. Key topics included the successful implementation of new outreach strategies for bill collection, the management of water and sewer accounts, and the upcoming replacement of parking kiosks. Additionally, the Council discussed software integration through Tyler Munis and the potential for consolidating parking-related revenues and expenses into a single fund.