Public Safety

This agenda item authorizes the fixing of costs for demolishing the structure at 1901 Bishop Avenue as a public safety measure. The specific costs for this demolition project are to be established or approved by council action.

The city seeks to declare the structure at 310 Rylands Street a public nuisance and order its demolition. This enforcement action addresses a property that city officials determined poses a public safety threat.

The city will hold a public hearing to determine whether the structure at 616 Petit Avenue constitutes a public nuisance and, if so, order its demolition.

Consideration of Father Dan Good for appointment or reappointment as Public Safety Chaplain, responsible for providing pastoral and spiritual support to police and emergency personnel.

The municipality will hold a public hearing to decide whether to grant Gwendolyn and Darrin Clark a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate a non-emergency medical transport service.

This agenda item addresses the animal shelter's operational plan, budget allocation, and standards for the health and welfare of sheltered and stray animals, as well as shelter staff and volunteers. Carol Hunt presents information on these shelter management matters.

The council will authorize fixed costs for demolition of a structure located at 1900 Franklin Drive. The action addresses a public safety issue by proceeding with removal of the building.

Approval of a $2,063,084 purchase order to Emergency Equipment Professional, Inc. for two fire pumper trucks for the municipal fire department. This capital equipment acquisition supports emergency response capacity.

The city proposes to declare the building at 2666 Josephine Street a public nuisance and order its demolition to address safety or blight concerns in the neighborhood.

The council will vote on declaring the building at 616 Petit Avenue a public nuisance and ordering its demolition.

The city will hold a public hearing to determine whether the structure at 310 Rylands Street constitutes a public nuisance and, if so, order its demolition in District 2.

The council will vote to approve an item-based bid for the purchase of surveillance cameras and related equipment for public safety purposes.

The city council will authorize and establish fixed costs for the demolition of a structure located at 1906 Franklin Drive, East.

The city will hold a public hearing on whether to declare the structure at 2666 Josephine Street a public nuisance and order its demolition to address safety or code violations in District 1.

The city will hold a public hearing to determine whether the building at 560 Cedar Avenue qualifies as a public nuisance and, if so, will order it demolished.

The city is seeking to formally declare the structure at 560 Cedar Avenue a public nuisance and issue an order for its demolition due to safety or code violations.

The board will consider an application by Gwendolyn and Darrin Clark for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate a non-emergency medical transport service in the jurisdiction.

The council will address fixing costs for the demolition of a structure at 1954 Bishop Avenue, a public safety matter that requires determination of financial responsibility and approval for the removal.

The city will hold a public hearing to determine whether the structure at 500 Chin Street constitutes a public nuisance and, if so, to order its demolition. This is a property-specific enforcement action requiring public notice and opportunity for the property owner to respond.