Janice Elaine Allsup-Johnson

Denied posthumous citation for activist Phil Ateto

Expanding the Board of Supervisors of Elections

Unknown; a larger board may modestly increase stipends or staffing costs.

Fines for tenant eviction process violations

Fines for violations would be set in the FY2027 schedule accompanying the ordinance.

Annapolis Fire Department Update

Cardiac monitors cost over $65,000 each, funded partly through a grant and budget additions.

Fire and Harbor Security Grants

The city pays only a match — about $28,000 on the underwater ROV — on equipment worth well over $100,000.

Snow and ice sidewalk clearing fees and fines

New fees and fines would land on property owners who don't clear their sidewalks in time.

Annapolis Police Department summer safety and crime plan

Overlapping property inspections at HACA sites

Unknown — any litigation costs or settlements weren't disclosed.

FY25 Urban Area Security Initiative grant projects

Brings roughly $900,000 in federal money to public safety at no cost to local taxpayers, though three planner salaries stay on the city's books.

Civic decorum and antisemitism concerns

Homeland Security grant-funded public safety projects

Funded through federal Homeland Security Urban Area Security Grant dollars rather than city funds.

APD has no ongoing relationship with ICE

Snow equipment replacement funding

Moves about $102,250 within Public Works, using vacancy savings so no positions are cut — but it trims money that could fund street and sidewalk repairs.

Parking Enforcement Without Clear Markings

A recurring red-curb repainting program is planned for FY 27 with outside vendor help.

November agenda: AI police robots, e-bikes, and ICE policy

Federal grant for police youth mentoring program

Brings $20,000 of outside federal money into the city budget — no local cost.

City Attorney Designated as City Resident Agent

Speed Camera Program

The status and cost of the existing speed camera contract is being reviewed, but no figures were discussed publicly.

Peak-time medic unit funding

Roughly $265,000 in new federal grant money for life-saving equipment, with only a small local match required.

Warming center relocation to Robinwood

The winter relief budget is about $30,000–$37,000, which officials say adequately covered last season despite an unusually harsh winter.