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Bradford Council approves a package of routine motions and MOUs; MOU with Bradford Area Alliance among items authorized

Bradford City Council · March 11, 2026
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Summary

Council approved multiple routine finance, subdivision and procurement items, authorized MOUs including a joint loan MOU with the Bradford Area Alliance (item 3281), and took votes on grants, payments and transfers as listed on the agenda.

After closing public comment the council considered and approved a series of routine agenda items, roll‑call votes and memoranda of understanding.

Notable approvals included:

- Item 3271: approval of a subdivision of land owned by Carrie G. Roslinski on Holly Avenue (motion approved by voice/roll call during the meeting). - Item 3272: approval of a subdivision of property owned by the estate of Daniel G. and Susan C. Hilliard east of Birch Street (approved). - Item 38273: payment to Bradford Fairway Sales and Leasing (approved). - Item 38274: accept quote and approve payment to Crazy Skates USA for parks (approved; noted as funded with donated money). - Item 38275: approval of a facade grant payment to Jonathan Pengy (OECD) (approved). - Item 3277: authorized execution of a revised memorandum of understanding between Bradford Police Department and Bradford Area School District (approved). - Item 3281: authorized execution of a memorandum of understanding with the Bradford Area Alliance via the Bradford Development Fund and the OECD to jointly fund and administer an economic development loan to Ruby Glaze LLC (approved). - A series of other finance, procurement and parks items (38278, 38279, 38282, 38283, 38285, 38286, 38287) passed by recorded assent as presented on the agenda.

Councilors answered roll‑call prompts for each item and most items passed by affirmative responses. The meeting record shows councilors and the mayor indicating approval in sequence but did not include extended debate on these agenda items.

The council then moved to a short closing and adjourned after additional motions were entertained.