Ordinance 2026-13, introduced on May 19, 2026, would appropriate $45,000 from existing capital reserves into active spending lines for several small projects: $10,000 for Bay Avenue remediation, $10,000 for police mobile data terminals (MDT), and $25,000 for road repairs. The stated purpose is to move money out of generic reserve lines so expenditures on these projects can be tracked properly. The ordinance has a scheduled second reading and final passage on June 16, 2026, indicating these funds are about to become available for specific work if adopted. This signals near‑term needs in environmental/bayfront remediation, police technology (MDTs), and minor roadway maintenance. Vendors in pavement/patching, civil/environmental services, and in‑vehicle MDT hardware/software integration can approach staff to understand whether work will be done in‑house or contracted and how these relatively modest budgets will be deployed.

The ordinance is about reallocating existing reserves; specific procurement mechanisms or vendors fo...