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Harrisburg council reads five resolutions and refers them to committees; no final votes recorded
Summary
Council read five resolutions — two land-development items, a landscape-architect agreement, a police psychological-services contract negotiation, and a budget roll-forward — and referred each to the appropriate committee; minutes were approved and the meeting adjourned at 7:01 p.m.
Harrisburg City Council read five resolutions during the legislative session and referred each to the committee responsible for further review.
Mister Trousdale read Resolution 1 of 2026, authorizing the city to negotiate a professional services agreement with WCA Public Safety Assessments to provide psychological testing and assessment services for the Bureau of Police; the item was referred to the Public Safety Committee.
Resolution 2 of 2026 authorizes negotiation with Flora Teeter Landscape Architects, Inc. for landscape architectural services at Vernon Street Park and Playground (15th and Vernon Street) and was referred to Parks, Recreation and Enrichment Committee.
Resolution 3 of 2026 approves the first proposed 2026 budget reallocation to roll forward certain 2025 encumbered commitments and reaffirm specified 2025 capital project and program appropriations; it was referred to the Budget & Finance Committee.
Resolution 4 of 2026 approves the preliminary/final land development plan for 1332 North 2nd Street submitted by Brennaman Properties LLC to expand a nonconforming multifamily dwelling by converting the former funeral home; it was referred to the Economic and Community Development Committee.
Resolution 5 of 2026 approves the preliminary/final land development plan for 2601 North 3rd Street, Building 1, submitted by Penmark Harrisburg Holdings LLC to convert a vacant hospital building into a mixed-use building; it was referred to the Community and Economic Development Committee.
The council approved minutes for the Dec. 15, 2025 legislative session and the Dec. 29, 2025 special session. A motion to adjourn was moved and seconded, and President Hill declared the meeting adjourned at 7:01 p.m.
No roll-call votes were recorded in the transcript for the items read; each resolution was referred to committee for further consideration.
