The City Council conducted a work session to discuss two primary topics. First, an update on the Pavement Management Program was presented, focusing on fiscal year 2027 projects, bridge maintenance, and a proposal to partner with the Southwest Pavement Technology Consortium at Arizona State University to enhance pavement longevity and strategy. Second, the Council reviewed the design update for Phase II of the Goodyear Recreation Campus. Key recommendations included transitioning irrigation systems to non-potable water from the Roosevelt Irrigation District utilizing an irrigation pond, proceeding with surface parking solutions, and evaluating the potential future expansion of community room space.
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The City Council work session included discussions on the fiscal year 2026 IT strategic plan update, focusing on the development of an information technology strategic plan that addresses technology needs, artificial intelligence, governance, policies, usage, and implementation. The plan aims to provide a reliable and secure technology foundation for the delivery of municipal services through collaboration with stakeholders. The session also covered the fiscal year 2026 strategic plan update for the municipal operations complex.
Apr 14, 2025·Board meeting
Welcome To The Live Stream Of The Goodyear City Council Work Session
The Goodyear City Council work session focused on the city manager's recommended fiscal year 2026 annual budget and fiscal year 2026-2030 capital improvement plan. Key discussion points included a review of the budget process timeline, revenue projections (including sales tax, property tax, and development services revenue), and the allocation of project management personnel to capital improvement projects. The council also discussed the use of one-time money to pay off a portion of ballpark debt, freeing up ongoing funds. A 5% market adjustment for non-OU employees, and adjustments for police and fire personnel were also considered. The impact of the retiree healthcare fund and health trust fund increases were reviewed.
