Finance Committee - Committee Meeting

Agenda — 9 items

1. 2 A communication was received from Matt Nelson, Director of Administration and Operations, transmitting a presentation related to an ARPA update.
2. 3 A communication was received from Matt Nelson, Director of Administration and Operations, transmitting information on ARPA funded projects.
3. 4 A communication was received from Manisha Tibrewal, Director of Planning, Budget, and Personnel, transmitting a presentation regarding the Cambridge Police FY26 Budget.
4. 5 A communication was received from Manisha Tibrewal, Director of Planning, Budget, and Personnel, transmitting Cambridge Police Department proposed FY26 budget by division.
5. 6 A communication was received from Chair Nolan, transmitting question to CPD related to the procurement process for body worn cameras, firearm appropriation, and the FY26 Budget.
6. 7 A communication was received from Councillor Siddiqui, transmitting questions to CPD related to replacement firearms.
7. 8 A communication was received from Councillor Zusy, transmitting questions to CPD related to new firearms and transport vehicle.
8. 9 Transmitting Communication from Yi-An Huang, City Manager, relative to the appropriation of $570,000 from Free Cash to the Public Investment Fund Police Extraordinary Expenditures account for the procurement of replacement firearms for the Police Department. These funds would support the purchase of replacement firearms for the Department. Police Department firearms are typically replaced on approximately a ten-year cycle. The manufacturer has ceased production of the model currently used and replacements are almost impossible to source. It is important that department personnel are all traine
9. 10 Transmitting Communication from Yi-An Huang, City Manager, relative to the appropriation of $160,000 from Free Cash to the Public Investment Fund Police Extraordinary Expenditures account for the procurement of a new fully electric accessible transport wagon. This funding will allow the purchase of a fully electric, American Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant transport wagon to replace one of the aging F350s. The new vehicle will ensure the safe and comfortable transport of community members to court, shelters, and other service providers.

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