City Council

This Order will authorize the execution of a municipal quitclaim deed for real estate located at 37 Nelson Street. Tax liens have matured on the property owned by Lillah J. Grinnell at 37 Nelson Street. The outstanding charges due the City have been paid. Because the liens matured, a municipal quitclaim

This Order will direct the City Manager to take possession of the property located at 290 Pearl Street by virtue of matured lien(s). The City of Bangor has recorded several tax and stormwater liens on the property at 290 Pearl Street. Lien(s) have matured and staff's attempts to work with the property owner has been unsuccessful.

This Order would authorize the official action to rename a 300 foot section of road currently known as Lilac Avenue, connecting Virginia Lane and Rolling Meadows Drive, to Virginia Lane. This section of road currently has no addresses associated with it, as all bordering properties front either

This Order would authorize the official action to change the name of Pleasant View Street, running between Fowler Avenue and Poplar Street, to Pleasant View Avenue. The street was originally laid out in 1908 as Pleasant View Street, but in 1954 one address was assigned under the name Pleasant View Avenue, and the reason for this discrepancy was never documented. Despite

This Order authorizes the City Manager to execute an agreement renewal with Lyft Inc. d/b/a LYFT, for providing service to the Bangor International Airport. If approved, the term for this agreement shall include the following: 1) A term of 3 years; and 2) Tracking of the number of trips, and a $1.25 fee paid to the Airport for each trip.

This Order authorizes the City Manager to execute an agreement renewal with Raiser, LLC., d/b/a UBER, for providing service to the Bangor International Airport. If approved, the term for this agreement shall include the following: 1) A term of 3 years; and 2) Tracking of the number of trips, and a $1.25 fee paid to the Airport for each trip.

This Order would accept and appropriate up to $300,000 from MaineHousing and authorize a $126,000 match from Bangor opioid settlement unspent funds to support Project HOPE. Project HOPE is a collaborative initiative between MaineHousing and the City of Bangor designed to assist individuals living in places not meant for human habitation in obtaining and maintaining stable

The proposed ordinance would place an additional 180-day moratorium on the development of data centers in the City of Bangor. The City of Bangor continues to experience increased development pressure from data centers, which are a rapidly growing and evolving land use that typically

This Resolve will authorize accepting and appropriation of an Airport Improvement Grant under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law program in the amount of $5,534,795 from the FAA and $145,652.50 from MDOT for the Rehabilitation of Taxiway A and Taxiway M at Bangor International Airport. The local match would be $575,578.50, which has been approved in the Airport's FY27 Capital

This Resolve would appropriate $7,000 from opioid settlement unspent funds to support the Together Place. In late July, the Together Place announced the sudden impending termination of certain programs, including peer recovery support services and the 2nd Street Diner due to a funding

This Resolve will amend Council Resolve 26-195 to correct the fiscal year from FY 2026 to FY 2027. On August 28, 2026, it was discovered that the fiscal year listed in the Resolve 26-195 was for FY 2026 and should have been FY 2027. The error on Resolve 26-195 was administrative only and has no impact on the School's total budget or the

This Order would authorize issuance of up to $1,400,000 of the City’s general obligation bonds to purchase land and improvements located at 103 Maine Avenue.

This Order will authorize the appointments to various Boards, Commissions and Committees contained in the report of the Personnel Committee. Vacancies were advertised in a variety of ways and the applicants were interviewed by the Council's Personnel Committee on September 15, 2026,

This Order authorizes approval of the final application, development program, and credit enhancement agreement for the Yellen Pines Affordable Housing Tax Increment Financing (AHTIF) District and submission to MaineHousing for their review and approval. The City Council previously took action to establish the proposed district, encompassing the 5.013 acre

This Resolve will recognize the cooperative partnership between the City of Bangor and the Penobscot Job Corps Center. The City of Bangor welcomes opportunities to work alongside the Penobscot Job Corps Center in fostering a community where young adults are encouraged to learn, contribute, serve and