College Park
Upcoming
City Events Advisory Board
The City Events Advisory Board will review recent city events including Friday Night LIVE and the Spring Street Fair, and discuss upcoming events such as Game Nights and a ribbon cutting at Duvall Field. The board will also receive an update on the City Recreation position.
- Review of Friday Night LIVE on May 8th and June 12th
- Review of Spring Street Fair on May 17th
- Graphic Novelist Gareth Hinds Talk on May 21st
- Upcoming Game Nights on July 23rd and August 6th
- Ribbon Cutting at Duvall Field on July 31st
Mayor & City Council
The Mayor and Council will review several contracts, including vehicle purchases and software renewals. The body will also hear presentations regarding live entertainment licenses for local businesses and a proposed county ordinance for accessory dwelling units.
- Contract up to $258,753 with TK Elevator Corporation for Municipal Parking Garage modernization
- Contract of $63,392 for two electric 2027 Chevrolet Bolt sedans
- Accela software renewal for code enforcement and permitting costing $51,578.28
- Presentations on live entertainment at The Lakelander, Looney’s Pub, and Dog Haus Biergarten
- Discussion on LDR-142-2026 regarding a County Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) Ordinance
Housing Authority
This is a regular monthly meeting of the Housing Authority Board of Commissioners. Key items include acknowledgment of invoices over $4,000, review of financial reports, and updates from the CEO on repositioning and property management. The meeting is largely procedural with no major policy decisions.
- Acknowledgment of invoices over $4,000
- Approval of June 25, 2026 meeting minutes
- Review of check registers, bank reconciliations, and financial statements
- CEO updates including repositioning and property manager reports
- Next meeting scheduled for September 24, 2026 (no August meeting)
Last 30 days
Housing Authority
The College Park Housing Authority Board of Commissioners will meet to review financial statements, approve minutes from the previous month, and discuss updates on property management and repositioning efforts. The meeting will also include a public comment period for residents.
- Review and approval of Finance Reports
- Discussion and Approval of Minutes – May 21, 2026
- Chief Executive Officer's Report
- Acknowledgement of invoices over $4,000
- Public comment period for residents
Board of Elections Supervisors
The Board of Elections Supervisors is reviewing administrative structures and updating operational documentation. Members are identifying specific tasks to improve efficiency in voter registration and candidate applications. The board is also discussing potential charter changes to align with Vote 16.
- Review of Candidate Application and Financial Disclosure forms
- Update of election training manuals and process procedures
- Review of mobile ballot box procedures
- Evaluation of Vendor Requests for Information (RFIs) for spring 2027
- Discussion of secretarial role and Board Chief succession planning
Ethics Commission
The Ethics Commission will meet to discuss potential conflicts of interest. The body will also review which board and committee members failed to file required financial disclosure statements.
- Review of missing financial disclosure statements for board and committee members
- Discussion of possible conflicts of interest
Restorative Justice Commission
The commission will review and approve previous meeting minutes, receive updates on the Lakeland Legacy outreach efforts, and discuss plaque and merchandise items. Next steps for the commission's work will also be considered.
- Approval of April meeting minutes
- Lakeland Legacy outreach updates
- Plaque and merchandise updates
Committee for a Better Environment
The Committee for a Better Environment is reviewing proposals for city-owned properties in the Berwyn neighborhood. The group will also discuss the Climate Action Plan and updates on the Bee City initiative.
- Proposed use of city properties at 8807 and 8811 Rhode Island Avenue
- Installation of large signage for tree labeling on the trolley trail
- Climate Action Plan updates
- Bee City and Tree and Landscape Board partnerships
College Park Seniors Committee
The Age Friendly College Park Workgroup will discuss its approach for the next five years and receive domain updates on communication, health services, housing, social participation, and transportation. A July 1 Ice Cream Social is being planned under social participation.
- Discussion on 5-year strategic approach
- Plan July 1 Ice Cream Social
- Update on Municipal Scene article topics
- Housing domain update
- Transportation domain update