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Wilmington council adopts a package of resolutions on housing, licensing, education, reproductive rights and public health
Summary
Wilmington City Council adopted a package of resolutions on March 6 that included local recognitions and positions on state legislation covering licensing, education, reproductive rights and public health.
Wilmington City Council moved and adopted a series of resolutions on March 6 addressing local recognition, state legislation and city grants. Most measures passed by recorded voice or roll call votes; a floor amendment was approved to one resolution before its adoption.
Votes at a glance
- Resolution 25-007 (Theodore Blunt commemorative wall): Adopted (roll call recorded as 8 yes, 5 absent). The resolution designates the Wilmington City Council commemorative wall (or an equivalent functional installation) to officially bear the name of the late Theodore “Ted” Blunt in recognition of his public service. Council member Elizabeth Oliver introduced the resolution and sponsors were added during floor discussion.
- Resolution 25-008 (Opposition to SB 43 — state HVAC licensing preemption): Adopted (7 yes, 6 absent). Presented by Councilman Owens, the resolution expresses opposition to Senate Bill 43 (with amendments) that would amend Title 24 of the Delaware Code to preempt municipal authority to set professional standards and licensing for plumbing, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and…
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