Summary
Three companion budget resolutions were scheduled for final votes: what residents pay in fees for city services, what fines apply, and the city's position classifications and pay plan. Amendments the Council made on June 1 were to be incorporated.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jul 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
Determines FY 2027 fee and fine amounts for city services and violations, plus the pay structure for city employees.
Residents and businesses needing predictable fee amounts, and city employees covered by the pay plan.
Downtown drivers, rental property owners, boaters, and alcohol licensees who would pay the updated rates.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Finance Committee - Special Meeting - VIRTUAL - Jul 24, 2026
The city wants to update its FY2027 fees for parking garages, meters, boat moorings, rental operating licenses, and alcohol licenses. The committee deliberately took no action so the full council can debate it Monday night — that's where the real decision happens, and it could affect what residents and businesses pay.
City Council (Regular) - Jul 13, 2026
R-29-26 would update next fiscal year's fees for city parking garages and meters, rental licenses, moorings, and liquor licenses. These fees show up in the cost of parking downtown and doing business in Annapolis.
City Council (Regular) - Jun 8, 2026
Three companion budget resolutions were scheduled for final votes: what residents pay in fees for city services, what fines apply, and the city's position classifications and pay plan. Amendments the Council made on June 1 were to be incorporated.
City Council - SPECIAL MEETING - BUDGET - Jun 1, 2026
The council raised parking garage, boat launch, and mooring fees and hiked the unlicensed short-term rental fine to $1,000 per day, while fighting over whether red-curb parking fines should drop from $300. These directly hit residents' wallets and visitors' experience downtown.
Finance Committee - Special Meeting - Budget Hearing - May 5, 2026
Before raising long-unchanged liquor license fees, Thorp wants an accounting of whether the fees actually pay for the two part-time liquor inspectors and ABC enforcement officers, since license holders say fees far exceed costs.
City Council (Special) - Apr 27, 2026
Three resolutions set next year's fees for city services, fines, and the city employee classification and pay plan. Hearings were opened but held open until the next meeting.
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