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Bangor council approves rezoning and grants, appoints constables and updates remote participation policy
Summary
At its Dec. 22 meeting the council unanimously passed multiple rezoning ordinances, accepted grants for community paramedicine and overdose response, appointed constables (by substituted list) and reinstated limited remote public comment; the Central Kitchen procurement was postponed to Jan. 12, 2026.
The Bangor City Council approved several land-use ordinances, accepted grant funding, and completed routine licensing and appointment actions at its Dec. 22 meeting.
Ordinances: The council passed ordinance 25-296 to amend chapter 165 to allow city departments to review projects that require stormwater-law permits, enabling municipal capacity as suggested by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection; the vote was recorded as 9 yes, 0 no. The council also approved rezoning ordinances 26-023 (38 Blue Hill East; ~0.92 acres), 26-024 (195 Thatcher Street; ~6.42 acres) and 26-025 (557 Hammond Street; ~0.44…
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