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Glenarden council hears updates on public-safety bond, parking enforcement, Gold Room fees and speed-camera finances
Summary
City Manager Brian M. Wood told the council a public-safety bond bill has been signed and will go to the state public works board; code enforcement reported nine noncompliant businesses with shutdowns planned; the treasurer said speed-camera revenue far exceeded budgeted estimates but related maintenance costs also exceeded budget.
Glenarden City — The Glenarden City Council received multiple operational updates at its Feb. 17 meeting, with briefings on a public-safety bond, traffic-calming projects, code enforcement, and city finances.
City Manager Brian M. Wood told the council that "the final bond bill has been signed off by both myself and the mayor" and that the bond package will go before the state public works board for final approval. He said the project includes roughly $2,000,000 of funding toward a larger public-safety building project and that staff received eight RFP submissions; a recommendation to council is expected next week. Wood also said traffic-calming work on Glenarden Parkway is planned at four locations with an estimated cost of about…
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