Extend Business Opportunity Ordinance through December 2026
In Plain English
The Business Opportunity Ordinance requires the city to give local businesses preference when awarding contracts. The current law expires soon and needs extension to continue. If approved, local companies keep priority for city work like construction and services for 2 more years.
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Approve consent calendar
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