Theresa Brooks

Flock license plate camera data privacy

The resident cited costs over $100,000 a year for the camera system.

2026 Resident Survey results and library bond lessons

A new library bond would raise property taxes if voters approve it; the city can't save up for it on its own.

Road construction quality on Wattles and Big Beaver

About $2.1 million total including contingency and engineering, funded by DDA tax increment dollars rather than general taxes.

Overseas call center for Troy golf courses

Youth reservation rates currently run $300 weekday/$500 weekend; any reduction would reduce recreation revenue.

Deer overpopulation in southwest Troy

No city cost yet — research only; deer damage costs fall on homeowners and drivers.

Proposed Troy Youth Advisory Council

Students say the council would raise its own money, costing the city nothing.

Troy Family Aquatic Center Update

Repairs would cost $1-1.5 million; full modernization about $15 million - roughly two years of the city's entire capital millage.

Volunteer Firefighter Incentive Plan Overhaul

Unknown — potential future cost of enhanced volunteer firefighter benefits.

Potential pet shop ordinance

None identified yet — research stage only.

Fiscal Year 2026 City Audit

Strong finances mean no rate hikes needed and about $10 million moving to capital projects.

Fire and Police Training Center Floor Reconditioning

Budgeted funds would be expended; the specific amount will be detailed in the agenda packet.

Park Shade and Benches

About $250,000 from Oakland County plus CDBG grant funds contributed.

DTE Electric Rate Case Notices

DTE rate case outcomes could change electric bills for Troy customers.

Sidewalk safety on Livernois

Bicycle route improvements

Would require funding for signs and installation labor; no amount specified.

Troy Corners / Neighborhood Node L walkable village plan

None stated directly, though development density decisions shape future tax base.

Road funding and I-75 sound walls

Potentially $5.5 million in additional road revenue from the state.

Water Connection Fee Increases

About $1.5 million per year in new fixed charges; average quarterly bill rises to ~$246.

August 4 primary election voting options

Inclusive playground opens at Boulan Park

Grant-funded and reimbursable — a $250,000 county grant plus CDBG funds cover the work, with a $205,126 budget amendment moving money between accounts.

I.4. Election and Oath of Office for Mayor Pro Tem

I.5. Adoption of Proposed 2026-2027 City Council Rules of Procedure

I.6. Bid Waiver - Golf Course Maintenance Equipment for Sanctuary Lake

I.1. Board and Committee Appointments

J. Consent Agenda (all items)

Approval of “J” Items NOT Removed for Discussion

City Council Minutes-Draft - October 26, 2026

Standard Purchasing Resolution 2: Low Bidder Meeting Specifications – Snow Removal Services for Yard Assistance Program

Standard Purchasing Resolution 5: Approval to Expend Budgeted Funds – Fire and Police Training Center Training Bay Floor Reconditioning

Cooperative Purchasing Programs Resolution

Parks and Recreation Board appointments (Matt Jansen, Kelly Martin)

Mayoral nominations to Global Troy Advisory Committee (Lisa Bica Grodsky, Lisa Neel)

Council nominations — Parks and Recreation Board and Traffic Committee

Bid waiver — Korterra MissDig811 ticket management software

Bid waiver and contract extension — snow removal at Jeanne M. Stine Community Park

Consent agenda (police servers, golf equipment, insurance, website, nonprofit recognition)

Approval of “J” Items NOT Removed for Discussion

Approval of City Council Minutes

City Council Minutes-Draft - October 5, 2026

Proposed City of Troy Proclamations:

RESOLVED, That the Troy City Council hereby APPROVES the attached City of Troy Firefighters Incentive Plan Termination Amendment. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Troy City Council hereby APPROVES the

Excuse Absence of Council Member Bluhm

Firefighters Incentive Plan Termination and Adoption of New Plan (E.1)

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby APPROVES all items on the Consent Agenda as printed.

RESOLVED, That formal bidding procedures for this professional service is hereby WAIVED, since the public interest is best served by contracting with Empco, Inc. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That Troy City

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby EXCUSES the absence of Council Member Bluhm at the Regular City Council Meeting of October 5, 2026, due to being out of the county.

RESOLVED, That the Troy City Council hereby FORWARDS the following nominated person(s) to serve on the Boards and Committees as indicated to the next Regular City Council Meeting for action: Parks and

Board and Committee Nominations - Parks and Recreation Board (I.2)

Bid Waiver - Fire Department Testing Services (I.4)

Approval of Consent Agenda Items (J.1.a)

Board and Committee Appointments — Downtown Development Authority

Bid Waiver – EPIC Outdoor Cinema Inflatable Screen

Approval of Consent Agenda Items Not Removed for Discussion

Proposal for Planning & Zoning Services – Square Lake & Livernois (Neighborhood Node L)

Library Bookmobile Carport Contracts and Budget Amendment

Consent Agenda Approval (including Stephenson Water Main, Oakland County Emergency Notification, DB Troy Consent Judgment, Satellite Clerk's Office)

RESOLVED, That the Mayor of the City of Troy hereby FORWARDS the following nominated person(s) to serve on the Boards and Committees as indicated to the next Regular City Council Meeting for action: G

Excuse absence of Council Member Bluhm (Res. 2026-08-114)

Mayoral nominations to Global Troy Advisory Committee (Res. 2026-08-115, 2026-08-116)

Council nominations: Parks & Rec and ZBA (Res. 2026-08-117)

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby EXCUSES the absence of Council Member Bluhm at the Regular City Council Meeting of August 10, 2026, due to being out of the county.

RESOLVED, That in the best interest of the City, Troy City Council WAIVES the bid process and AWARDS a contract for the replacement and installation of the interoperability radio repeater at 100 East

RESOLVED, That the Mayor of the City of Troy hereby FORWARDS the following nominated person(s) to serve on the Boards and Committees as indicated to the next Regular City Council Meeting for action: G

RESOLVED, That the Troy City Council hereby FORWARDS the following nominated person(s) to serve on the Boards and Committees as indicated to the next Regular City Council Meeting for action: Parks and

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby APPROVES a budget amendment in the amount of $351,000.00 to the Building Operations Budget, Professional Services – Special Studies and Research, Account No. 63

BE IT RESOLVED, That in the best interest of the City, Troy City Council hereby WAIVES the bid process and APPROVES a contract to Spartan Distributors of Auburn Hills, MI for the purchase of two (2) p

BE IT RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby RATIFIES the collective bargaining agreement between the City of Troy and the Troy Communication Supervisors Association (TCSA) for the period July 1, 202

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby APPROVES all items on the Consent Agenda as presented.

$351,000 budget amendment for facilities condition assessment (Res. 2026-08-118)

Bid waiver: Sylvan Glen golf course maintenance equipment (Res. 2026-08-119)

Contract ratification — Troy Communication Supervisors Association (Res. 2026-08-120)

Bid waiver: interoperability radio repeater for police and fire (Res. 2026-08-121)

Consent agenda approval (Res. 2026-08-122-J-1a through J-6)

BE IT RESOLVED, That in the best interest of the City, Troy City Council hereby WAIVES the bid process and AWARDS a contract for GrayKey forensic software and support to Magnet Forensics, LLC of Atlan

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby APPROVES all items on the Consent Agenda as presented.

BE IT RESOLVED, That Troy City Council SHALL MEET in Closed Session, as permitted by MCL 15.268 (h) (MCL 15.243 (g)).

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby EXCUSES the absence of Council Member Hamilton at the Special City Council Meeting and Regular City Council Meeting of July 27, 2026, due to being out of the co

RESOLVED, That Articles 7 and 14 of Chapter 39 of the Code of the City of Troy, which includes provisions related to accessory nonconforming buildings and nonconforming structures, respectfully, be AM

RESOLVED, The properties WHICH SHALL BENEFIT from this requested vacation are Lot 9 (3836 Gatwick) and Lot 8 (3874 Gatwick) of Edenderry Subdivision No. 1, in Section 22. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That

RESOLVED, That the City Council of the City of Troy hereby APPOINTS the following nominated person(s) to serve on Boards and Committees as indicated: Zoning Board of Appeals Appointed by Council 7 Reg

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby EXCUSES the absence of Council Member Hamilton at the Regular City Council Meeting of July 13, 2026, due to a medical reason.

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council hereby APPROVES all items on the Consent Agenda as printed.

RESOLVED, That the Troy City Council hereby FORWARDS the following nominated person(s) to serve on the Boards and Committees as indicated to the next Regular City Council Meeting for action: Zoning Bo

RESOLVED, That Troy City Council, in the best interest of the City, hereby WAIVES the competitive bid process and AWARDS a contract to Fiber Link Inc. of Lapeer, Michigan to relocate existing City-own

Brownfield Redevelopment Plan #13 – Bachard Lofts, 1441 East Maple (Res. #2026-06-098)

Bid Waiver – GPS Golf Cart Systems (Res. #2026-06-100)

FY2026 Budget Amendments (Res. #2026-06-101)

Consent Agenda (Res. #2026-06-102-J-1a)

Zoning Board of Appeals appointments

Waiver of Council Rule No. 7 for Brian Nutting Proclamation