Draft
The board's first meeting in years
Officers elected, and public restrooms identified as the near-term priority.
Draft — not yet adopted by the board.
Read the summaryMeetings
Every meeting, written down.
Meetings are open to the public and held in the Assembly Chambers, and each one gets a summary posted here afterward.
Next meeting
September — date to be set
Assembly Chambers · White Cliff Building · 1900 First Ave
Agenda focus: public restrooms, after the board reaches out to City Public Works
Open to the public
See past meetingsArchive
Every meeting so far.
Newest first. Summaries are written from draft minutes and say so until the board adopts them.
The record
The Borough keeps the official record.
Minutes are taken by the Borough's Platting and Zoning Clerk. They are drafted after a meeting and adopted by the board at the following one, so the first written account of any meeting is provisional by design — it can change when the board takes it up.
Summaries on this site are written from those draft minutes and labeled draft until adoption. They are a plain-language account, not the record itself. For official notices, agendas, and the authoritative record, go to the Borough.
Attend
Sitting in takes nothing but showing up.
No sign-up and no comment card. There's time set aside for public comment, and the last stretch of every meeting is an open workshop where anything on the street is fair game.
Get a reminder
The September date isn't set yet. Send us your email and we'll let you know when it is.
Get meeting noticesStay for the workshop
Once the agenda closes, the meeting opens up — bears on the creek, trash cans, restrooms, whatever you came in with.
How workshops work