Summary
The committee's wish list for next budget cycle includes $100,000 for speed bumps, two more code enforcement officers, field tech for inspectors, and three new police officers.
At a glance
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Last discussed Sep 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
At least $100,000 for speed bumps plus salaries for two code officers and three police officers, all subject to final budget approval.
Residents get quieter streets, faster blight enforcement, and more police coverage.
People who pay the increased parking, sewer, cemetery and code-enforcement fees.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Committee on Public Safety - Sep 3, 2026
The committee's wish list for next budget cycle includes $100,000 for speed bumps, two more code enforcement officers, field tech for inspectors, and three new police officers.
City Council - May 18, 2026
Council adopted the ~$307 million budget with more firefighters, six new police officers, $1.5 million for sidewalks and violence prevention funding. Some fees — parking violations, cemetery services, sewer charges — are increasing.
Committee of the Whole - Apr 20, 2026
Five departments presented budgets: the Clerk warned of state-mandated election equipment costs and a possible May primary shift; Public Service is short-staffed (20% vacancies) but got state road money; EDP is adding two code officers and updating the comprehensive plan.
City Council - Mar 23, 2026
Mayor Schor rolled out a $182 million general fund budget with no service or position cuts, three new firefighters, five more officers on the street, and sidewalk and speed hump money. Committee of the Whole hearings begin March 30, with a public hearing expected May 4.
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