Phelecia E. Nembhard

Stop-sign cameras and speeding enforcement

Tickets are $40 set by state law, with late fees and an administrative fee structure that still needs council approval — revenues only flow to the city after vendor costs are covered.

Fleet management and vehicle dormancy

Costs for the projects weren't detailed, but they'd compete for space in the FY 2027 budget.

Commercial vehicle parking on city streets

License plate readers could be funded through a Maryland State grant, so no immediate city cost identified.

Collective bargaining rights for Public Works employees

No cost estimate yet — the union only asked to start the conversation about an ordinance.

Pending Litigation Against the City

Taxpayers face the cost of a possibly invalid special election plus potential litigation.

Self-reporting personnel policy (Resolution 26-07)

Police Staffing, Cameras, and Community Policing

Shields, possible LEOPS adoption, and pay raises all carry costs; the LEOPS prior-service cost was previously estimated in the millions.

Immigration Enforcement Impact on Local Businesses

Reduced dine-in business threatens revenue at immigrant-owned establishments and nearby shops.

Pending litigation with former Chief Rice

An insurance trust judgment offer could settle a lawsuit against the city, with financial terms not publicly disclosed.

Fire Department Donation Increase

Adds $10,000 to the FY2027 budget for the volunteer fire department.

Residential parking enforcement

Animal Control Operations

The animal control position costs roughly $80,000 annually.

Code Enforcement Staffing and Certification

A part-time hire could reduce code enforcement overtime spending.

Alleged illegal snow dumping on private property

Censure of Councilmember Urbina

Voter eligibility legislation public hearings

Electrical house fires and parking permits on future agenda

Street sweeping effectiveness and cost

One resident suggested reducing street sweeping spending until management improves.