City Council Government Operations Committee – Oct 19, 2026
- Where
- Council Chambers
73 Harlow St., Bangor, ME 04401
Location from the city calendar. The posted agenda is the official notice; check it if the two differ.
How to take part
- Attend in person at Council Chambers.
- The posted agenda (opens in new tab) is the official notice. It may give instructions for public comment.
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What's on the agenda
The agenda includes a resolve to accept and use up to $6,000 from Johns Hopkins University for an NIH ARISE grant on PrEP access. It also covers the remote public comment policy and moving public comment to the end of meetings.
Agenda items
- Resolve to accept and use up to $6,000 from Johns Hopkins University as partners on a National Institutes for Health ARISE grant to increase access to PrEP
- Remote public comment policy, including the Remote Participation Policy and moving public comment to the end of meetings
Summary written by AI from the city's agenda (opens in new tab). Checked against the city's PDF. Check the original before relying on it. How summaries are checked
Report an error in this summaryThe full text is in the city's PDF, linked below.
Agenda posted on the city website (PDF, 657 KB). Saved copy (opens in new tab), saved .
Terms used here
- ADA
- Americans with Disabilities Act, the federal law on access for people with disabilities.
- first reading
- The first time a council or board takes up an ordinance or other measure. It usually votes on it at a later meeting.
- M.R.S.
- Maine Revised Statutes, the state's laws.
- M.R.S.A.
- Maine Revised Statutes Annotated, the state's laws.
Source
This meeting is listed in more than one place: the same board on the same day, and only one listing gives a time. The listings are shown here as one meeting.
- Government Operations Committee (opens in new tab), on the city calendar
- Government Operations Committee Regular Meeting Agenda (PDF) (opens in new tab), on the city's Agenda Center
First recorded by Bangor Publick on .