Glenarden, MD

Council Regular Meeting - Glenarden Day

The Glenarden City Council will hold a regular session meeting focused on Glenarden Day 2026. The council will vote on two resolutions to enter into agreements for amusement rides and catering services for the event. The agenda also includes adoption of minutes from November and standard procedural items.

• R-02-2027: Agreement with Fantasy World Entertainment for rides for Glenarden Day 2026
• R-03-2027: Contract with Chezlaross Hospitality for catering services for Glenarden Day 2026
• Adoption of November combined minutes

Council Public Hearing - Glenarden Day

The City of Glenarden Council is holding a public hearing to approve two agreements for the 2026 Glenarden Day event. The legislation includes a contract with Fantasy World Entertainment for rides and a contract with Chezlaross Hospitality for catering services. No specific dollar amounts are listed in the agenda text.

• Resolution R-02-2027: Agreement with Fantasy World Entertainment for rides for Glenarden Day 2026
• Resolution R-03-2027: Contract with Chezlaross Hospitality for catering services for Glenarden Day 2026

Council Work Session - Glenarden Day

The City of Glenarden Council will hold a special work session to approve two agreements related to the Glenarden Day event. The body will vote on entering into an agreement with Fantasy World Entertainment for rides and executing a contract with Chezlaross Hospitality. Following the public session, the Council will adjourn to a closed session to discuss a personnel matter and will not return to open session.

• Resolution R-02-2027: Agreement with Fantasy World Entertainment for rides for Glenarden Day
• Resolution R-03-2027: Execution of a contract with Chezlaross Hospitality
• Closed Session: Discussion of a personnel matter

Council Executive (Closed) Session

The City of Glenarden Council will meet in a virtual closed session. The body intends to discuss personnel matters and does not plan to return to open session.

• Discussion of personnel matters

Council Special Regular Meeting

The Glenarden City Council will hold a special regular meeting to discuss and vote on the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. The meeting will be held virtually on July 14, 2026.

• Emergency Ordinance to Pass the FY27 Budget
• Motion to Adopt Agenda
• Discussion on Emergency Ordinance to Pass the FY27 Budget

The Council discussed and amended the FY27 budget, approving increases for Public Works equipment, Veterans Memorial maintenance, and Election Board funding, while reducing a vacant police officer salary and removing an $88,000 police retention bonus. The motion to designate the budget as an emergency ordinance failed 3-4, meaning the budget requires two readings. The meeting constituted the first reading, with amendments to be incorporated into a revised document for the next session.

• Increased Public Works support equipment line item by $10,000 to $55,000 (5-2)
• Reduced vacant police officer salary from $58,240 to $56,820 (consensus)
• Restored Public Works Director salary to $84,072 (consensus)
• Funded Election Board at $30,000 (consensus)
• Funded Veterans Memorial maintenance at $16,300 (consensus)
• Removed salary scale attachment from budget document (consensus)
• Removed $88,000 Police Retention Bonus from Special Revenue Budget (3-4)
• Motion to designate FY27 Budget as emergency ordinance failed (3-4)

Council Special Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold a special virtual meeting to discuss the FY 2027 Budget and a potential extension of the current trash collection contract. The body will also review the Public Works Director vacancy and the Council Clerk's contract and compensation.

• FY 2027 Budget discussion
• Trash Contract Extension for service ending in September
• Glenarden Community Garden Day information session dates (July 25 or August 1)
• Public Works Director vacancy filling options
• Council Clerk contract renewal and compensation review

The Council voted 4-1 with 2 abstentions to freeze FY 2027 salaries at FY 2026 levels and add a 3.5% bonus pool (approx. $129,590) to the budget, contingent on adopting an employee evaluation framework. A motion to increase the police recruitment/retention line item from $88,000 to $200,000 failed 2-4. The Council also approved a one-year trash contract extension (6-0) and directed HR to relaunch the Public Works Director search with a revised 15-day, higher-rate strategy.

• Approved one-year trash collection contract extension (6-0)
• Froze FY2027 salaries at FY2026 levels, added 3.5% bonus pool (4-1, 2 abstentions)
• Denied increase of police recruitment/retention budget from $88K to $200K (2-4)
• Directed HR to relaunch Public Works Director search with 15-day posting at $20/day
• Confirmed July 25 for Community Garden Day information sessions
• Entered closed session to discuss Council Clerk compensation (6-0)

Council Regular Meeting

The council will consider several resolutions, including appointing an interim city manager and a housing authority commissioner, and two emergency resolutions to replace sidewalks and rooftop duct insulation. An ordinance to add a stop sign at Wesley Street and Glenarden Parkway will also be voted on. The meeting will include department reports and a discussion of the FY 2027 budget and a Community Development Block Grant cooperation agreement.

• Resolution R-34-2026 to appoint William F. Gardiner as Interim City Manager
• Resolution R-33-2026 to appoint Jasmine Smith to the Glenarden Housing Authority Commission
• Emergency Resolution R-35-2026 to remove and replace concrete sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and aprons
• Emergency Resolution R-36-2026 to replace the duct insulation system on two RTUs at the Municipal Center rooftop
• Ordinance O-08-2026 to add a stop sign at Wesley Street and Glenarden Parkway

The Glenarden City Council appointed William F. Gardiner as Interim City Manager, approved a $31,523.21 sidewalk and curb repair contract with NZI Construction, and appointed Jasmine Smith to the Housing Authority Commission. The council also authorized up to $19,800 for HVAC duct insulation repairs at the Municipal Center and introduced a stop sign ordinance for Wesley Street and Glenarden Parkway. The FY 2027 budget discussion was tabled pending a salary matrix review.

• Appointed William F. Gardiner as Interim City Manager (7-0)
• Approved $31,523.21 sidewalk/curb repair contract with NZI Construction (7-0)
• Appointed Jasmine Smith to Housing Authority Commission (6-0-1)
• Authorized up to $19,800 for HVAC duct insulation repairs (6-0-1)
• Introduced stop sign ordinance at Wesley St & Glenarden Pkwy (first reading)
• Agreed to continue participation in PGC CDBG cooperation agreement
• Extended Interim Council Clerk contract through September 2026

Council Public Hearing

The Glenarden City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss the FY 2027 budget. The meeting includes several resolutions: appointing William F. Gardiner as Interim City Manager, appointing Jasmine Smith to the Glenarden Housing Authority Commission, and two emergency resolutions for sidewalk and roof duct insulation replacements. Citizens may comment on pending legislation before the discussion.

• R-34-2026 – appoint William F. Gardiner as Interim City Manager
• R-33-2026 – appoint Jasmine Smith to the Glenarden Housing Authority Commission
• R-35-2026 – emergency approval to replace concrete sidewalks, curb, gutters, and aprons
• R-36-2026 – emergency approval to replace duct insulation on two RTUs at the Municipal Center rooftop
• Discussion of the FY 2027 city budget

The Council directed the city treasurer to restructure the capital projects budget so it zeroes out, showing only funds needed for planned expenditures, after concerns about double-counting a $563,169 surplus. The media communications assistant position was removed from the adjusted budget, and the police fuel expense was rolled back to $65,000. No final votes were taken on the pending resolutions; they remain for future action.

• Directed correction to capital budget to eliminate double-counted surplus (unanimous)
• Removed media communications assistant position from adjusted budget
• Confirmed police fuel expense rolled back from $85,000 to $65,000
• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous)

Council FY2027 Budget Meeting

The Glenarden City Council will hold a special session to consider the FY 2027 budget. Council members will also consider two emergency resolutions: R-35-2026 to approve removal and replacement of sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and aprons at Polk Court, Tyler Street, 3604 Tyrol Drive, and 1520 3rd Street; and R-36-2026 to approve replacement of the duct insulation system on two rooftop RTUs at the municipal center. The meeting is scheduled for June 8, 2026 at 7:00 PM and will be conducted virtually.

• R-35-2026: Emergency resolution to remove and replace concrete sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and aprons at Polk Court, Tyler Street, 3604 Tyrol Drive, and 1520 3rd Street
• R-36-2026: Emergency resolution to replace the duct insulation system on two rooftop RTUs at the municipal center
• Discussion and adoption of the FY 2027 city budget

The Glenarden City Council held a budget work session for FY2027, reviewing and adjusting several budget lines, but took no formal votes on the two emergency resolutions (R-35-2026 and R-36-2026) or the budget itself. The Council reached consensus on several budget adjustments, including setting the Council Clerk salary at $75,866, increasing conference/training to $37,000, adding a $5,000 awards line, holding health insurance at $360,000, and reducing temporary employment in Public Works to $1,000. The meeting adjourned to closed session to discuss the Public Works Director's salary.

• Adopted amended agenda adding closed session item (unanimous)
• Deferred votes on sidewalk resolution R-35-2026 and duct insulation resolution R-36-2026 to June 22
• Consensus to budget Council Clerk salary at $75,866 (top of Grade 13)
• Consensus to increase conference/training line to $37,000
• Consensus to add $5,000 line for Council Clerk awards/merit
• Consensus to hold health insurance budget at $360,000
• Consensus to reduce temporary employment line in Public Works to $1,000
• Adjourned to closed session to discuss Public Works Director salary (7-0)

Council FY2027 Budget Meeting

The Glenarden City Council held a special session to consider the FY 2027 budget, covering administration, the police department, and finance. The council also considered two resolutions: one to appoint William F. Gardiner as interim city manager and another to appoint Jasmine Smith to the Glenarden Housing Authority Commission. A closed‑session personnel discussion was noted but details will be reported later.

• Resolution R-34-2026 – appoint William F. Gardiner as Interim City Manager
• Resolution R-33-2026 – appoint Jasmine Smith to the Glenarden Housing Authority Commission
• Discussion of the FY 2027 budget for Administration, Police Department, and Finance

The Glenarden City Council held a special meeting to consider a single agenda item: approval of an Interim City Manager contract. The motion failed to carry, with two yes votes, one abstention, and three absent members, leaving the city without a City Manager. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Interim City Manager contract not approved (2 yes, 1 abstain, 3 absent)

Council Special Regular Session

The Glenarden City Council will discuss and decide whether to approve the contract for an interim city manager. The meeting is a special regular session held virtually on June 1, 2026 at 6:30 PM. No other agenda items are listed.

• Approval of the Interim City Manager contract

The Glenarden City Council held a work session to review the FY2027 budget, focusing on revenue projections and smaller departments. No formal votes were taken; the council deferred budget decisions, including the Treasury, Admin/Legislative, Finance, and Police budgets, to a June 4 work session, with a public hearing on June 9 and a final vote scheduled for June 22. Discussions included concerns about photo enforcement revenue projections, a proposed new Code Enforcement position, and several budget adjustments to be made by the Acting City Manager.

• Deferred FY2027 budget discussions for Treasury, Admin/Legislative, Finance, and Police to June 4 work session
• Scheduled public hearing on June 9 and final budget vote for June 22
• Agreed to hold closed session on June 4 for personnel matters
• Agreed to restore county disposal rebate of approximately $16,000 in budget
• Agreed to adjust Veterans Memorial maintenance budget to approximately $16,000
• Agreed to review and potentially adjust Penrose permit revenue line
• Deferred discussion on new Code Enforcement Office Assistant position to closed session
• Agreed to review cable and media budget adjustments with staff

Council Work Session (FY2027 Budget)

The Glenarden City Council will hold a work session to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. The meeting includes reports from the acting police chief, city treasurer, and other staff. The council may retire to closed session at any time.

• Fiscal Year 2027 Budget discussion
• Acting Police Chief Report
• City Treasurer Report
• Public Works Report
• Code Enforcement Report

Council FY2027 Proposed Budget Hearing

The Glenarden City Council will hold a special public hearing on the proposed FY27 budget. Council members will hear comments from residents about the budget. No formal budget adoption is scheduled at this meeting.

• Motion to Adopt Agenda
• Citizens’ Comments – FY27 budget

Council Regular Meeting

The Glenarden City Council will consider three resolutions: a recess break, the appointment of Renee Bullock to the Glenarden Housing Authority Commission, and the creation of an Automated Enforcement Recovery Program. The meeting also includes reports from administration, public works, code enforcement, police, and treasury, followed by discussion of a stop sign at Reed and Glenarden Parkway, police department matters, the June regular session, and a JSWE assistance request.

• R-30-2026 – Resolution authorizing a council recess break
• R-31-2026 – Resolution appointing Renee Bullock to the Glenarden Housing Authority Commission
• R-32-2026 – Resolution establishing an Automated Enforcement Recovery Program
• Discussion of stop sign at Reed and Glenarden Parkway
• JSWE Assistance Request

The council adopted a recess authorization for July‑August 2026 and appointed Renee Bullock to the Housing Authority Commission, both unanimously. A resolution on an automated enforcement recovery program was tabled pending legal review. The June regular session was moved to June 22, 2026 by consensus. The council formally declined the Judge Sylvania Woods Elementary School funding requests.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved April meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution R-30-2026 authorizing council recess (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution R-31-2026 appointing Renee Bullock to Housing Authority (unanimous)
• Tabled Resolution R-32-2026 on automated enforcement recovery pending legal review (unanimous)
• Rescheduled June regular session to June 22, 2026 (consensus)
• Declined Judge Sylvania Woods Elementary School funding requests (motion carried)
• Agreed to raise Reed Street stop sign height by ordering taller poles

Council Public Hearing

The City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss three resolutions. These include a proposal for an automated enforcement recovery program and a commission appointment.

• R-32-2026: Resolution to establish an Automated Enforcement Recovery Program
• R-31-2026: Resolution to appoint Renee Bullock to the Glenarden Housing Authority Commission
• R-30-2026: Resolution authorizing the City Council to break for recess

The council adopted the meeting agenda by unanimous consent. After no public comments, the council voted to move the meeting into closed session to discuss personnel matters, with all present members voting yes.

• Adopted agenda by unanimous consent
• Adjourned into closed session (voice vote, all present members in favor)

Council Work Session

The City Council will hear a presentation on a design-build proposal for an elevator project and discuss the FY 2027 budget. The session also includes reports from city staff and a request to establish an automated enforcement recovery program.

• Presentation on elevator project design-build proposal
• Discussion of FY 2027 Budget
• Request to establish an Automated Enforcement Recovery Program
• Stop sign request at Wesley & Glenarden Parkway
• Stop sign request at Polk & Tyler

The council unanimously adopted the meeting agenda and approved entering closed session. Mayor Curtis directed Treasurer Stewart to coordinate installation of the previously approved four‑way stop signs at Polk and Tyler Streets and to draft legislation for a stop sign at Wesley Drive and Glenarden Parkway. Council members also agreed to identify a storage solution for the Council chamber. The FY 2027 budget was noted as pending a public hearing.

• Adopt agenda – motion carried unanimously
• Direct Treasurer Stewart to coordinate installation of four‑way stop signs at Polk & Tyler (no vote recorded)
• Agree to identify a storage solution for the Council room (no vote recorded)
• Direct drafting of legislation for a stop sign at Wesley Drive & Glenarden Parkway (no vote recorded)
• Motion to enter closed session – carried unanimously (7‑0)
• Mayor Curtis directed Mr. Cooper to forward design‑build contract documents to Treasurer Stewart

Council Regular Meeting

The Glenarden City Council will consider Resolution R-29-2026, which would authorize the purchase of body-camera equipment, software and licensing from Axon Enterprise, Inc. The council will also adopt the meeting agenda and approve the March meeting minutes. Reports from the City Manager, Public Works, Code Enforcement, Police Chief, and Treasurer will be presented. A closed executive session on personnel matters is scheduled.

• Resolution R-29-2026 – authorize purchase of body-camera equipment, software and licensing from Axon Enterprise, Inc.

The council adopted the meeting agenda unanimously. It also approved the March work session, public hearing, and regular session minutes unanimously. A motion was made to bring Resolution R-29-2026, which would authorize $275,713.46 for body cameras, tasers, software and licensing, to the floor for a vote; the vote outcome was not recorded.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved March work session, public hearing, and regular session minutes (unanimous)
• Motion to consider Resolution R-29-2026 presented; vote result not recorded

Council Public Hearing

The Glenarden City Council will vote on a resolution to appoint Scott Henderson as the City’s Chief of Police. A second resolution will authorize the purchase of body‑camera equipment, software and licensing from Axon Enterprise, Inc. Both items are listed on the public‑hearing agenda for the April 14, 2026 meeting.

• Resolution R-28-2026: Approve appointment of Scott Henderson as Chief of Police
• Resolution R-29-2026: Authorize purchase of body‑camera equipment, software, and licensing from Axon Enterprise, Inc.

The council unanimously adopted the meeting agenda. No votes were recorded on the three pending resolutions, so no decisions were made on them. The council voted unanimously to enter closed session to discuss a police department personnel matter. All other agenda items had no discussion or decisions.

• Adopted agenda (unanimous)
• Approved closed session to discuss police personnel issue (7-0)

Council Work Session

The Glenarden City Council will hold a work session to discuss the appointment of a new Police Chief and review reports from city administration and staff. The meeting will also address a resident request regarding a four-way stop sign.

• Resolution to appoint Police Chief
• Public Works Report
• Code Enforcement Report
• Request for four-way stop sign at Polk & Tyler
• Council room storage materials

The council unanimously adopted an amended agenda that added a resolution for Axon body‑camera equipment. They authorized drafting a three‑party memorandum of understanding for the Glenarden Hills water‑swells issue. They approved a first‑come, first‑served system for the ten community‑garden plots at Seventh Street Park, giving priority to returning gardeners.

• Adopted amended agenda (unanimous)
• Authorized drafting Glenarden Hills MOU for legal review
• Approved first‑come, first‑served process for community garden plots (priority to returning gardeners)

Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will vote on resolutions for traffic safety measures and a professional services contract. The body will also discuss the Brightseat 4th Phase Development and a curb cut at 3640 Tyrol Drive.

• R-27-2026: Installation of four additional speed humps on Glenarden Parkway in Ward 2 by NZI Construction Corporation
• R-26-2026: Professional services contract with Charles P. Johnson & Associates, Inc. (CPJ) for real property valuation services
• O-07-2026: Resolution for an emergency stop sign
• Discussion of 4th Phase Development – Brightseat
• Discussion of curb cut at 3640 Tyrol Drive

The council adopted an emergency ordinance adding a stop sign with flashing lights at Reed Street and Glenarden Parkway. It also approved up to four permanent speed bumps on Glenarden Parkway (cost not to exceed $20,000) and a professional services contract for parcel evaluation up to $50,000, despite funding not yet identified. Council members voted 5‑1 to approve a curb cut at 3640 Tyrol Drive, imposing a $500‑per‑day fine for work without a permit. The council agreed to have the city manager obtain bids from both recommended and independent architects for the stalled elevator project.

• Approved emergency stop sign ordinance with flashing lights (unanimous roll‑call vote)
• Authorized up to four speed bumps on Glenarden Parkway, cost ≤ $20,000 (voice vote, all yes)
• Authorized professional services contract with Charles P. Johnson & Associates, up to $50,000 (voice vote, one abstention, passed)
• Approved curb cut at 3640 Tyrol Drive with $500/day fine (5 yes, 1 no)
• Council agreed to obtain architect bids for elevator project using professional services exception

Council Public Hearing

The City Council is holding a public hearing to discuss pending legislation. The body will consider resolutions regarding traffic safety measures and a professional services contract for property valuation.

• Resolution to authorize NZI Construction Corporation to install four speed humps on Glenarden Parkway in Ward 2
• Resolution to authorize a professional services contract with Charles P. Johnson & Associates, Inc. (CPJ) for parcel evaluation, bundling analysis and citywide real property valuation services
• Resolution for an emergency stop sign

The council adopted the meeting agenda by unanimous consent. No vote was recorded on the three pending resolutions concerning speed humps, a property‑evaluation contract, and an emergency stop sign, so those items remain pending. The council then voted unanimously to enter closed session to discuss a police department personnel issue.

• Adopted meeting agenda (unanimous consent)
• Moved to closed session on police personnel issue (7‑0)

Council Work Session

The Glenarden City Council Work Session will consider three resolutions: authorizing NZI Construction Corporation to install four speed humps on Glenarden Parkway in Ward 2; approving a professional services contract with Charles P. Johnson & Associates, Inc. for parcel evaluation, bundling analysis, and citywide real‑property valuation services; and adopting an emergency stop‑sign resolution. The council will also hear presentations on the FY2025 audit and the city’s new website, and receive reports from city administration, public works, code enforcement, police and treasury. A discussion on stop‑sign cameras was requested by Councilmember Herring.

• Resolution R-XX-2026: authorize NZI Construction Corp to install four speed humps on Glenarden Parkway (Ward 2).
• Resolution R-XX-2026: authorize professional services contract with Charles P. Johnson & Associates, Inc. for parcel evaluation, bundling analysis, and citywide real‑property valuation services.
• Resolution O-XX-2026: emergency stop sign.
• Presentation by William Seymour of SB & Company on the FY2025 audit.
• Presentation by Monay Ward on the city’s new website.

The council adopted the work session agenda and added the item “Police Recruitment Paid During the Academy” by unanimous consent. No other resolutions or ordinances were approved, denied, or tabled during the meeting. The February minutes were noted for future adoption at the regular session.

• Adopted agenda with added item 'Police Recruitment Paid During the Academy' (unanimous consent)

Council Regular Meeting

The Glenarden City Council will adopt the meeting agenda and the January minutes. The council will consider Resolution R-25-2026-A to approve the appointment of Brian Wood as City Manager. Reports from the City Manager, Public Works, Code Enforcement, Police Chief, and Treasurer will be presented. The meeting includes a citizen comment period before adjournment.

• Adopt agenda for the meeting
• Adopt January minutes
• Consider Resolution R-25-2026-A to appoint Brian Wood as City Manager

The council approved Resolution R-25-2026, appointing Brian Wood as City Manager. The vote was 5 Yes, 1 Abstain, 0 No. A motion to enter a closed session for a personnel matter also passed unanimously (6 Yes, 0 No). No other substantive actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved appointment of Brian Wood as City Manager (5-0-1 abstain)
• Adopted agenda as amended (unanimous consent)
• Adopted January minutes (unanimous consent)
• Approved motion to enter closed session on personnel issue (6-0)

Council Public Hearing

The Glenarden City Council will hold a public hearing on February 10, 2026. Councilmembers will consider Resolution R-25-2026 to approve the appointment of Brian Wood as City Manager. The meeting also includes a period for citizen comments on pending legislation.

• Resolution R-25-2026: Approve appointment of Brian Wood as City Manager
• Citizens comments on pending legislation

The council unanimously approved the agenda with amendments to include a snow‑removal discussion and a closed‑session item. Later, the council voted unanimously to go into a closed session to consider personnel matters.

• Approved agenda with snow‑removal discussion amendment (unanimous consent)
• Approved motion to enter closed session for personnel matters (8‑0)

Council Work Session

The Glenarden City Council work session will consider a resolution to approve the appointment of Brian Wood as City Manager. Council members will receive reports from the City Manager, Public Works, Code Enforcement, Police Chief, and Treasurer. The mayor will discuss the city's snow emergency response plan.

• Resolution R-XX-2026 to approve appointment of Brian Wood as City Manager
• City Manager and Combined Administration Staff Reports
• Public Works Report
• Code Enforcement Report
• Snow Emergency Response discussion (requested by Mayor Curtis)

The council voted unanimously to appoint Brian Woods as City Manager. A $14,000 budget amendment moving funds from Capital Improvements to Public Works for snow and ice removal equipment and labor passed 6‑1. Council directed staff to issue $100‑per‑day fines and prepare stop‑work orders for businesses without licenses, and to seek court approval for cost recovery on the 8737 Glen Arden Parkway abatement. Additional directives were given to review open snow‑removal invoices and to begin snow/ice mound removal using existing funds.

• Appointed Brian Woods as City Manager (unanimous yes votes)
• Approved $14,000 snow removal budget amendment (6-1)
• Directed issuance of $100 per day fines and stop‑work orders for non‑compliant businesses
• Ordered staff to report status of open snow removal invoices by Thursday
• Directed Public Works to begin snow/ice mound removal using existing budget
• Sent abatement cost calculations for 8737 Glen Arden Parkway to District Court for approval

Council Regular Meeting

The Glenarden City Council will consider several resolutions, including appointing two members to the Ethics Commission and accepting a FY26 Project Charge Grant. It will also vote on a construction contract for the municipal elevator at the James R. Cousins Jr. Municipal Center and authorize a snow removal services contract. Two emergency ordinances will be adopted to create a no‑parking zone on Grant Drive and to add stop signs on Polk and Tyler Streets.

• Resolution awarding a construction contract for the municipal elevator project at the James R. Cousins Jr. Municipal Center
• Resolution authorizing the Mayor or Mayor Pro Tem to execute a contract for snow removal services
• Emergency ordinance adding a section of Grant Drive as a no‑parking zone
• Emergency ordinance adding stop signs on Polk Street and Tyler Street
• Resolution to accept the FY26 Project Charge Grant

Council Public Hearing

The Glenarden City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss emergency ordinances regarding no-parking zones and stop signs, as well as resolutions to appoint committee members, accept a grant, and award construction contracts.

• Emergency Ordinance to add Grant Drive as a no-parking zone
• Emergency Ordinance to add stop signs on Polk Street and Tyler Street
• Resolution to accept FY26 Project Charge Grant
• Resolution awarding a construction contract for the Municipal Elevator Project
• Resolution authorizing a contract for snow removal services

Council Work Session

The Glenarden City Council work session will consider several emergency ordinances, resolutions, and a contract award. Items include adding a no‑parking zone on Grant Drive, installing stop signs on Polk and Tyler Streets, appointing members to the Ethics Commission, and approving a construction contract for the municipal elevator project. The council will also discuss a snow‑removal services contract and other reports.

• Emergency Ordinance O-05-2026: add a section of Grant Drive as a no‑parking zone
• Emergency Ordinance O-06-2026: add stop signs on Polk Street and Tyler Street
• Resolution R-23-2026: award construction contract for the Municipal Elevator Project at James R. Cousins Jr. Municipal Center
• Resolution R-24-2026: authorize City Manager to execute a contract for snow removal services
• Resolution R-22-2026: accept FY26 Project Charge Grant