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Paterson, NJ Tuesday July 21 2026 The Municipal City Council Special Meeting

Published: Jul 21, 2026

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Express Service Association Renews Entertainment Show License

The council renewed an entertainment show license for Express Service Association in the first ward (Resolution 26324). The motion was moved by Council President Mims and seconded by Councilman VeZ and Mendes. Councilman VeZ congratulated Mr. Norto Kurumay on his achievements and birthday. The item passed with seven 'yes' votes and one absent.

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Patterson Council Reviews Department Budgets, Addressing Staffing, Funding, and Operational Needs

The council discussed budget allocations for various departments including Public Works, Fire, Police, Economic Development, and Health. Key discussions involved staffing levels, salary increases, operational expenses, and revenue generation. The budget aims to address the city's financial gap, with a focus on responsible spending and service delivery. Specific departments like Public Works and the Police Department highlighted staffing shortages and the need for increased funding for equipment and personnel to improve efficiency and service to residents. The Fire Department's budget saw increases due to contractual raises and retro payments, while also addressing staffing vacancies. The Economic Development department presented a budget focused on fiscal responsibility and maintaining budget neutrality, with efforts to reallocate assets to areas of high need. The Health Department's budget included increases for union contracts and new technology, along with discussions on revenue generation and existing vacancies. Council members raised concerns about budget accuracy, staffing levels, and the need for better tracking of expenditures and revenue. A significant portion of the discussion focused on the city's financial constraints, the impact of transitional aid, and the need for departmental efficiency.

Hiring & ProcurementInfrastructure

IPL North America Inc. to Supply 81,664 Omni Carts for City Recycling Program

The council authorized the award of a contract to IPL North America Inc. for the purchase and delivery of 81,664 gallon omni carts under the HGAC contract for the recycling division of the Department of Public Works (Resolution 26319). The carts are intended for distribution to residents, with a giveaway planned similar to previous events. The funding source is a recycling grant. Council President Mims requested that a portion of the recycling carts be allocated to council members to assist residents who frequently call about needing them, addressing a perceived shortage.

Community DevelopmentInstitutional

Stacy Coleman Wheeler Honored for 30 Years of Service to Pay County Board of Social Services

Resolution 26321 honored Stacy Coleman Wheeler for 30 years of dedicated service to the Pay County Board of Social Services. Council members congratulated Ms. Wheeler on her retirement, acknowledging her commitment, professionalism, and contributions. The resolution passed unanimously with all present voting 'yes'.

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Patterson Council Approves CDBG Funds for Library, Fire Truck, and Habitat Homes

The council approved two resolutions related to community development funding. Resolution 26313, authorizing a budget revision for the CDBG program for fiscal years 2024-2026, reallocated funds for specific projects: $381,000 to the South Patterson Library, $50,000 to a new rec center on 52 Front Street, and $1.3 million for a new fire ladder truck. Resolution 26317 amended the Home Improvement Partnership Grant program budgets for fiscal years 2017 and 2020-2024, reallocating funds for 14 new Habitat homes on Hamilton Ave and Summer Street. Council members expressed support for these initiatives, highlighting the importance of upgrades for public safety (fire truck) and community resources (library), as well as the critical need for affordable housing through Habitat for Humanity. The Habitat for Humanity project was noted to be in an area that has been vacant for 25 years.

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