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City Council Special Meeting

December 27, 2024 ·8:00 AM Final

CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS - ROOM 206

Agenda — 17 items

  1. 1 A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY OF THE MOUNT VERNON CITY COUNCIL HELD ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2024 Scheduled for 8:00 am in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, Mount Vernon, New York.
  2. 2 *** This meeting was held in the City Council Chambers, with virtual participation via ZOOM and CMVNY Facebook. The meeting was not closed to the public.***
  3. PRESIDING: Cathlin B. Gleason, President
  4. OTHERS: Nicole J. Bonilla, Deputy City Clerk; Antoinette Anderson, Legislative Aide; Johan Powell, Deputy Corporation Counsel.
  5. 5 CALL TO ORDER / PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
  6. 6 Council President Cathlin B. Gleason called the meeting to order and provided general house-keeping rules, including encouraging citizens to share the meeting on social media and what to do “in case of emergency”.
  7. 7 REFERRAL SESSION
  8. 8 Roll Call administered by Deputy City Clerk Nicole J. Bonilla
  9. 9 REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES AND ACTION THEREON
  10. 10 To the Council:
  11. 11 PUBLIC SAFETY AND CODES
  12. 12 To the Council:
  13. 1. Department of Public Safety: An Amendment Authorizing Purchase of 400 Visa Gift Cards to Support the Public Safety Camera Program (PSCP) to Enhance Community Safety and Crime Prevention TMP -1124
  14. 14 To the Council:
  15. 15 FINANCE AND PLANNING
  16. 2. Office of the Mayor: An Ordinance Authorizing the Adoption of the Revised American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Budget for the Fiscal Year 2025 TMP -1123
  17. 17 OTHER BUSINESS/CLOSING COMMENTS

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