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The committee recommended renewing the City’s 2026 liability insurance for $593,654, a 0.21% decrease from 2025 and an estimated 12% below the FY 2026 budget estimate. It also advanced proposals on meeting consolidation, a Public Works vehicle lease, sidewalk planning, police event donations, and vehicle-repossession rules.
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The committee recommended several actions for City Council approval, including the 2026 insurance renewal and replacing an aging Public Works vehicle through a lease. It directed staff to include $10,000 for a sidewalk plan in FY 2027 budget preparations and supported developing a list of City-owned properties for potential natural plantings. A proposed speed-camera program was discussed, but staff said the City should await the results of an ongoing traffic study because cameras would cost about $3,000 per month each without an offsetting revenue source.
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