Summary
A state grant would fund $200,000 in public safety barriers used to protect crowds at city events, with no local match required.
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Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
$200,000 in state grant funds with no local match required.
Everyone who attends parades, festivals, and other city events.
Strip bars and restaurants—and their patrons—catch the downside if streets get shut early and business gets cut off.
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Finance Committee - Jun 16, 2026
A state grant would fund $200,000 in public safety barriers used to protect crowds at city events, with no local match required.
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