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City Council approved several spending and operational changes, including a $261,997 sewer inspection truck, a $121,226 radio replacement project, and a temporary increase in police staffing tied to Chief Scott Durano’s retirement.
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The Council approved purchases and contracts meant to keep city services working, including equipment for sewer inspections and water-system communications. It also authorized a temporary police staffing increase to help with the transition after the chief’s retirement and approved hiring legal help for upcoming labor negotiations. The Council additionally supported a resolution opposing state housing legislation that would limit local zoning control and approved a liquor license for a business at 14701 Central Avenue.
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