Lynn Underwood Ceglie

Federal Safe Streets and Roads for All grant funds

Federal grant funding covers roadway safety improvements over a five-year, no-extension window.

Golden Hill neighborhood parking shortage

Permit fees and enforcement rules could change for residents in parking program zones.

Bicycle-related ordinances

No direct cost to taxpayers, but safer streets could reduce accidents involving cyclists and e-bikes.

Wickham Road rocks complaint

Memorial Boulevard safety

Possible closure of Hazard Road to vehicles

Stop signs at Bellevue and Bowery Streets

Cruise ship bus congestion at Perotti Park

About $16 million in annual summer revenue (parking, beach fees and more) helps fund city services.

Webster Street Improvements and Gateway Garage Repairs

About $1.4 million in capital outlay, offset by roughly $1 million in projected revenue growth.

Traffic Calming on Maple Avenue

Not yet estimated; recommendations and funding requirements to come back to council.

Traffic Signal Improvements

Contract amount not stated in the published agenda.

Bridge Street One-Way Conversion

Bannister's Wharf pedestrian safety

Bellevue Avenue road conditions

$1,224,875, funded through the maritime fund.

Evarts Street parking and pedestrian safety

Proposed superintendent of parking position

Roughly $175,000 in salary and benefits, but paid from parking fund revenue, not taxes.

Narragansett Avenue sidewalks and Transportation Master Plan delivery

A $4 million federal grant with an $800,000-plus local match, plus the $500,000 already budgeted.

2026 road improvement program

$1.91 million from the approved budget, including $83,432 for police traffic control.

Sidewalk and road infrastructure funding

Roughly $2.3M could be added if the non-resident rate were raised to the commercial rate — enough to restore the sidewalk cut.

Road construction materials

Khamsyvoravong consolidated budget package (levy to 4%, flat homeowner rate, schools at 4%, roads, reorganization)