City Council Special Meeting - 24 Aug 2026

The City Council Special Meeting of Englewood, Colorado, held on August 24, 2026, focused primarily on the recruitment process for a new city manager, including discussions on salary surveys, candidate attributes, and the recruitment timeline. CPS HR Consulting presented their approach to the recruitment, emphasizing stakeholder engagement, candidate screening, and the importance of competitive salary ranges. Council members volunteered for a steering committee to assist in the process. Additionally, the council reviewed and discussed the use and potential replacement of automatic license plate reader (ALPR) technology, comparing current Flock Safety cameras with proposals from Axon, including cost, privacy, and operational considerations. The meeting also included updates on the Englewood South revitalization project, covering public art strategies, safety initiatives, business support programs, and infrastructure improvements. Several policy and development topics were raised for future study sessions, including motel transitions and land use strategies. The council voted to suspend rules to allow remote participation in an executive session and discussed plans for upcoming agenda items. No contract awards or immediate procurement decisions were made, but the meeting contained significant discussions relevant to future procurement and vendor selection, particularly regarding the city manager recruitment and ALPR technology options.