Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Thomas Greeley’s organization
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Englewood City Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed two main ordinances. The first ordinance, regarding an affordable housing zone (EPA zone), involved a review of planning board recommendations, consistency with the city's master plan, and adherence to a court-ordered settlement agreement regarding landscaping, setbacks, and income limits. The second ordinance involved the installation of a stop sign at the intersection of Llewellyn and Douglas to improve traffic safety. Public input highlighted visibility and safety concerns regarding pedestrians, and the council discussed future traffic calming measures, lighting, and communication with local institutions to promote pedestrian safety.
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The meeting featured special presentations honoring several community members and organizations. The Chief Financial Officer presented a 2026 budget status update and projections for 2027, highlighting revenue performance, departmental salary and overtime variance, and the impact of operational costs such as fuel, insurance, and utilities. The council also discussed economic factors like inflation and tariffs affecting infrastructure projects, reviewed the 2026 capital program and recent grant awards for park and flood mitigation projects, and received updates on infrastructure repairs, including sinkhole mitigation.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Englewood City Council Special Meeting
The council convened for a special meeting to conduct a closed session. Key agenda topics included a litigation matter involving 431 E. Palisade Ave et al v COE, contract negotiations, personnel matters, and discussions concerning attorney-client privilege.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Englewood City Council Regular Meeting
The council held a moment of silence for a former councilman and a retired police chief. The meeting included a detailed discussion regarding the 2025 municipal audit and the corresponding corrective action plan. Key financial areas addressed included bank reconciliations, unemployment documentation, fixed assets, and capital grant funds. The council scrutinized progress on addressing these findings, questioned the management of purchase orders, and examined delays in software implementation for code enforcement. Additionally, the council approved hiring a new consultant for fixed asset inventory and appraisal services to address long-standing issues with asset record-keeping.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
