William Marrero

Amendment Three on the November 2026 ballot

The amendment could affect city funding streams that pay for parks, libraries and afterschool programs.

AFSCME Local 161 pension restoration

The contract covers October 2026 through September 2027; specific cost figures weren't stated, but restored pension benefits carry long-term city costs.

SHIP affordable housing funds

Administrative allowance of up to 10% of local housing distribution plus 5% program income.

Senior Homeowner's Relief Stimulus Check, FY2026

Direct relief payments to eligible senior homeowners funded through the city budget.

Fiscal Year 2026 budget amendment

Amount specified in the exhibit accompanying the resolution.

Capital projects accountability

Covers the city's funded capital improvement projects citywide.

Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan and FY 2027 budget

Azze said staffing the park would cost 'very minimal money in the new budget.'

Council leadership elections

District representation for Council Members

Fiscal Year 2027 Proposed Budget

The entire FY2027 city budget is on the table — including the Fire Prevention Fee and solid waste costs, which could hit household bills.

Budget process reform

The city's preliminary budget will be presented next week, with hearings in September; about 95% of the budget is fixed by contracts.

Charter review and legislative advisory board

City Hall Renovation and New Building Division Facilities

Up to $414,600 for City Hall consulting plus an approved supplemental appropriation from excess Building Division funds for the new facilities.

$350,000 Wisin July 4th performance contract

Up to $350,000 from the General Fund Special Events Budget, partly offset by sponsorships.

New Infrastructure and Asset Management Department

No specific cost stated; aimed at attracting state and federal infrastructure funding.

Lien research fee increase to $500

Raises the per-search fee by $125, costing title companies and residents more at closing.

Meeting time and speaker rules