2026-10-08 - City Council
Summary
Built from the city's posted agenda; minutes were posted but not read, so votes and public comment are not captured. No video found.
- FY25/26 financials; budget revision 2 (Resolution 2026-09); purchasing policy. See Budget Revision and City Finances.
- Fire Prevention/government week and WEPM 80th anniversary proclamations.
- Appointments to the Housing Authority, Human Relations Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals and Roundhouse Authority. See Board and Commission Vacancies.
- Engineering contract extension to 2028 (CEC); operation and maintenance of the Big Springs granular activated carbon treatment system with the Air National Guard. See Water and Wastewater Projects.
- Agreement with the Berkeley County Board of Education. See School Resource Officer Agreement.
- Downtown street light bid, $105,000 (earmark). See Street Paving and Lighting.
- Task order, $225,000. See Comprehensive Plan Update.
- Boltz Park design ($24,000), skate park bid, and a pergola by LGI Homes on the Frog Hollow Trail. See Parks and Skate Park Projects.
- Phase I report for a future West Side fire station; fire storage facility. See Future Fire Station Planning.
- DLAP dilapidated-properties application. See Dilapidated Properties Program.
- Police intern position. See Police Recruitment and Staffing.
- $10,000 Thanksgiving meal and a $9,000 Apple Harvest parade grant. See Community Events and Grants.
Agenda
- FY25/26 financials
- Fire Prevention/government week and WEPM 80th anniversary proclamations
- Appointments to the Housing Authority, Human Relations Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals and Roundhouse Authority
- Engineering contract extension to 2028 (CEC)
- Agreement with the Berkeley County Board of Education
- Downtown street light bid, $105,000 (earmark)
- Task order, $225,000
- Boltz Park design ($24,000), skate park bid, and a pergola by LGI Homes on the Frog Hollow Trail
- Phase I report for a future West Side fire station
- DLAP dilapidated-properties application
- Police intern position
- $10,000 Thanksgiving meal and a $9,000 Apple Harvest parade grant