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Council approved an amended entertainment-licensing ordinance by a 12-1 vote, including a 2 a.m. closing-time provision and limits on required video surveillance in staff bathrooms and locker rooms. It also approved $3,195,280 to acquire 1028 North Acoma Street and $18.8 million to fund liability claims.
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Entertainment businesses will operate under updated licensing rules, with outdated license types removed, revised fees, privacy protections for staff areas, and the closing-time provision changed from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m. Council also approved funding for a Civic Center property acquisition, flood-control improvements, transit-oriented development planning, HIV/AIDS services, airport operations, and other city contracts. Several additional measures were introduced for future consideration, including a proposed November 3, 2026, special-election charter amendment concerning the Civil Service Commission and Department of Safety.
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