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Mayor Pro Tem asks how three WPD officers assigned to WHA properties were calculated; staff will provide count of WHA developments

Wilmington City Council (pre-agenda) · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Council asked how the interlocal agreement to assign three Wilmington Police officers to Wilmington Housing Authority properties (consent item C6) was structured — three per property was questioned — and staff agreed to provide the number of WHA developments (staff later said WHA has 16 communities).

The council queried consent item C6, an interlocal agreement to assign three Wilmington Police Department officers to Wilmington Housing Authority (WHA) properties. Mayor Pro Tem asked whether the three-officer figure was per property or total and requested how many WHA developments currently exist.

City staff said they would find and report the exact number of WHA developments later in the process. During the deed discussion staff indicated Wilmington Housing Authority operates 16 communities when clarifying related housing matters.

No formal decision was made at the pre-agenda session; staff committed to returning the requested information for council review.