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Eastpointe City Council Regular Meeting - June 2, 2026
Tuesday, Jun 2, 2026
East Point City Council Proclaims June 2026 as LGBTQ+ Pride Month
The City Council proclaimed June 2026 as LGBTQ+ Pride Month in the city of East Point. The resolution affirmed the city's respect for the dignity of all people, denounced prejudice and discrimination, and recognized the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community. The proclamation was read aloud following its approval.
City Approves Hayes Road Concrete Pavement Repairs Utilizing Federal Funds
The City Council discussed the Hayes Road concrete pavement repair project. Federal funds will cover the majority of the $620,320 project cost, with the city contributing $57,731. The repairs will include concrete pavement and curb/sidewalk work on Hayes Avenue from Stevens to 10 Mile Road. The council approved the resolution and contract for these repairs.
City Council Authorizes Letter to Macomb County Urging Expedited 10 Mile Road Project
The council approved sending a letter to the Macomb County Board of Commissioners regarding the delay of the 10 Mile Road corridor project. The letter, addressed to County Executive Mark Hackle and other county officials, requests the expedient execution of the project while acknowledging its complexities. The council expressed a desire to see the road fixed as soon as possible.
City Council Approves Energy Efficiency Upgrades with Verarigy, Prioritizing EV Charger Installation
The City Council reviewed and discussed a proposal from Verarigy Energy LLC for energy efficiency upgrades at City Hall and the Memorial Library. The proposal includes LED lighting upgrades and the installation of solar panels at the library, along with replacing existing Level 1 EV chargers with Level 2 chargers at City Hall. The council debated the scope, cost, and timing of the projects, particularly the urgency of the EV charger installation to meet a federal tax credit deadline. A motion was made and passed to approve the contract with Verarigy, including a provision allowing the city to reduce the scope if funding is unavailable, and to prioritize the EV charger installation by the end of June to secure the rebate.
City Council Renews School Resource Officer Contract with East Point Community Schools
The City Council approved the renewal of the school resource officer (SRO) contract with East Point Community Schools. This agreement authorizes the City Manager to sign the contract extension on behalf of the city.
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