Mayor Bill Saffo | City of Wilmington website
Mayor Bill Saffo | City of Wilmington website
The upcoming Wilmington City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, March 5, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. inside Council Chambers at City Hall promises to be an eventful one. Among the items on the agenda are significant topics that will shape the future of the city.
One of the highlights of the meeting will be the presentation of the President’s Lifetime Achievement Award to Sonya Patrick. This prestigious award recognizes outstanding contributions and commitment to the community, and Sonya Patrick's dedication will be celebrated during the meeting.
Another key agenda item is a resolution that seeks to allocate $650,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding for tourism enhancements in the Riverwalk area. If approved, this funding will be used for various improvements, including Gateway Signage, Wayfinding markers, information boards, holiday lighting, and event promotions and marketing. These enhancements aim to boost tourism and enrich the experience of visitors in the area.
Additionally, the City Council will discuss and vote on a resolution authorizing the City of Wilmington’s 2024 State and Federal Legislative Agenda. This agenda will outline the city's priorities and objectives in engaging with state and federal legislative matters throughout the year.
For those interested in following the meeting or participating remotely, various options are available. The meeting will be accessible for remote viewing through GTV8 (Spectrum channel 8), the city's website at www.wilmingtonnc.gov/gtv, the City of Wilmington's YouTube channel, and the "Cablecast" app, which can be downloaded from any app store by searching for "City of Wilmington."
Residents who wish to provide written comments for a public hearing can do so via an online comment form. Comments submitted electronically before noon on Monday, March 4, will be included in the public record.
As the date of the City Council meeting approaches, anticipation grows for the discussions and decisions that will shape the future of Wilmington.
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