The commission unanimously elected Antonio V. Arserio as mayor and Anthony N. Caggiano as vice mayor, and approved steps toward issuing up to $60 million in water and wastewater improvement revenue bonds.
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Residents will see new leadership, with Arserio serving as mayor and Caggiano as vice mayor. The commission also authorized planning for up to $60 million in bonds for water and wastewater improvements, although the final sale amount was not yet available. Other actions included adding senior fire department positions, approving a $75,000 forensic scanning system, funding underground utility work near the Cocogate project, and advancing first reading of rules regulating smoking and vaping in city parks.
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Elected Antonio V. Arserio as mayor by a unanimous 5-0 vote.
Elected Anthony N. Caggiano as vice mayor by a unanimous 5-0 vote.
Approved authorization for up to $60 million in water and wastewater improvement revenue bonds; the final sale amount was not yet determined.
Approved adding one full-time deputy fire chief and three full-time assistant fire chiefs during the budget amendment process.
Approved a sole-source purchase of a Trimble X9 forensic laser scanning system costing up to $75,000, using the Federal Justice Law Enforcement Trust Fund account.
Approved an agreement for undergrounding existing overhead utility lines near the Cocogate project.
Approved multiple awards for aggregates, topsoils, and sand under an initial three-year term with two one-year renewal options.
Approved Richard Zucchini's appointment to the five-member Planning and Zoning Board for a term beginning November 25, 2025, and ending March 18, 2026.
Discussed an agreement for placing purchased license plate reader cameras at selected locations; the item received a unanimous vote as recorded in the minutes.
Approved the first reading of an ordinance regulating smoking and vaping in city parks.
The proposed collective bargaining agreement with the International Association of Firefighters, Local #3080, was removed from the agenda.
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