Deputy City Manager at City of Wilmington
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The City of Wilmington's adopted annual budget for fiscal year 2027, the legal budget of record approved by City Council.
The City Council meeting included a proclamation celebrating America's 250th anniversary and the adoption of the greater downtown plan as an amendment to the comprehensive plan. A resolution was passed in opposition to House Bill 437 regarding camping on public lands. Additionally, the council adopted the city budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which prioritizes public safety, infrastructure, and capital projects, including a living wage strategy.
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The Wilmington Greater Downtown Plan outlines a vision for the future development of the city's central neighborhoods, guided by five key themes: Local Character, Economy, Small Business, Mobility, and Resiliency. The plan aims to foster growth that supports residents and workers, strengthens the economy, and protects historical and natural assets. It envisions a more connected, welcoming, sustainable, and affordable urban core with strong local character, growing opportunities, and a walkable environment.
The City Council conducted a work-session to review the FY27 budget and strategic initiatives. Major discussion items included a comprehensive homelessness strategy and continuum of care review, the implementation of Vision Zero transportation safety projects, and data regarding property tax appeals. The council also evaluated parking revenue metrics, athletic program fee structures, and the operational costs associated with police and fire department staffing. Further deliberations covered traffic count data for local roads and an organizational update concerning the City Attorney's Office structure and responsibilities.
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