City Council

This Order will authorize the execution of a municipal bill of sale for real estate located at 8 H Street. Tax liens have matured on the property owned by Susan J. Morneault and James Dixon, at 8 H Street. The outstanding charges due the City have been paid. Because the liens matured, a

This Order would authorize the City Manager to execute a contract with Sheridan Corporation of Fairfield, Maine for the TSA Security Screening Checkpoint Expansion project at Bangor International Airport. This item went out to bid and three responses were received. Airport staff recommends that the contract be

This Order authorizes the purchase of a tandem axle plow truck for Public Works from Freightliner & Western Star of Maine in the amount of $273,902 with an extended warranty. A request for bids received six responses. Staff recommends Freightliner & Western Star of Maine, as they

This Order will appoint Grace Innis as Interim City Solicitor beginning November 10, 2026. Under the terms of her employment agreement, Ms. Innis agrees to serve in the capacity of Interim City Solicitor, maintain a stable environment and operations of the Legal Department, as well as

This Resolve will authorize the appropriation of Customer Facility Charge (CFC) funds for planning efforts associated with the consolidated rental car facility (CONRAC) in the amount of The Airport implemented a CFC program earlier this year to plan, design, build, and operate a consolidated

This resolve would appropriate up to $65,000 from the undesignated fund balance for the purpose of funding a Director of Transit. The Community Connector has been a long-time division under the City Manager's Office, with the City Manager serving at the executive-level department head overseeing Community Connector operations.

This Ordinance amendment would remove Floor Area Ratio (FAR) from the Downtown Development District (DDD) to provide flexibility for growth in downtown and promote infill development. Floor area ratio is the floor area of a building on a lot divided by the horizontal area of the lot.

This Resolve will accept and appropriate $823,851 from the University of New England (UNE) to implement the Nourish ME nutrition education program in fiscal years 2027 and 2028 in Penobscot and Piscataquis counties. Maine's Rural Health Transformation Program provides the funds for the Nourish ME program statewide,

This Order will accept and appropriate up to $6,000 from Johns Hopkins University as partners on a National Institutes for Health (NIH) ARISE grant to increase access to PrEP. For the past year, Bangor Public Health and Community Services has been exploring opportunities to expand

This Order would amend and update the City of Bangor's Remote Participation Policy to no longer allow public comment via remote means. This item was brought before the Government Operations Committee at the request of Councilor Faloon. The policy has been amended in the past to remove and then re-instate remote public comment. The City is

This Order will amend the City's Schedule of Fees to create two new fees for Planning services beginning November 5, 2026. Currently, there is no fee to send mailed notices for land development, zone change, or historic preservation applications. However, notices to abutting property

This Order will authorize the City Manager to direct up to $105,000 from Bangor Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) to Bangor Public Health and Community Services to fund three non-profit organizations. This item requires a public hearing prior to voting. Contingent upon eligibility, the Manna will receive up to $5,000 to rehabilitate their damaged kitchen. The

This Order would find that Councilor Wayne Mallar's conduct at the March 31, 2026, Board of Ethics meeting violated two provisions of the City's Ethics Code, and would impose a requirement that Councilor Mallar undergo a customized, interactive training program facilitated by Cross