Would allocate opioid litigation settlement funds to the City Attorney's office for neighborhood revitalization programs. If approved, residents could see new community-focused initiatives funded through this recovery money.
Council would authorize spending $7,403 in General Fund dollars on office furniture for the Information Management Services Department, sourced through a competitive state master agreement.
Council locks in spending on city infrastructure projects already planned. Ensures capital improvement funds are officially committed and ready to deploy.
City adjusts storm water spending plans mid-year. The amendment may affect stormwater infrastructure maintenance, drainage improvements, or flood-mitigation projects in your neighborhood.