The agenda focuses on multiple legislative items, including stop intersection amendments and parking prohibitions. It introduces new ordinances related to financial disclosure and ethics training for officeholders, supplemental appropriations for labor relations, and new contracting provisions for minority businesses. The council also reviewed committee reports from various departments, including administration, economic development, public safety, and parks and recreation, and addressed community advocacy and infrastructure updates.
Jul 28, 2026
Enterprise
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The Special Meeting agenda includes a third reading for an ordinance authorizing the acquisition of property located at 3791 East Broad Street from She Buys Houses 365 LLC. Additionally, the council will address three first reading ordinances: a fund transfer from the Water Utility Fund to the Debt Service Fund, a supplemental appropriation for the Medical Supply Fund, and an appropriation from the Mayor's Department Grant Fund for the Step Outside Grant.
Mar 3, 2026·Board meeting
Whitehall City Council Meeting
The primary meeting involved a special presentation from Baker Tilly Municipal Advisors concerning pavement management services, detailing PMG's comprehensive process for roadway condition assessment and budget-driven scenarios. The meeting also included committee reports and officials' reports covering municipal finance, a recall process overview, and updates on Black History Month initiatives, including a minivan donation raffle. Substantial time was dedicated to a Committee of the Whole discussion regarding proposed revisions to the Council Rules of Procedure for the 2026-2027 term, addressing topics such as debate limits, agenda deadlines, and conduct during meetings. Legislation introduced included ordinances for appropriations for the Department of Neighborhoods (Ordinance No. 008-2026), fund transfers related to debt service and specific grants, and resolutions recognizing several employees as 2025 Employees of the Year. A separate Special Meeting focused on interviewing candidates for the Parks and Recreation Commission, ultimately deciding to postpone the appointment pending further outreach. Another Special Meeting involved discussion on the appointment process for the Parks and Recreation Commission, culminating in the appointment of Leslie LaCorte to the Commission during the subsequent Regular Meeting, alongside the adoption of several resolutions and ordinances related to finance and budget.
