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Adopted City Council minutes — December 9, 2025

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7/9/26, 2:57 PM City Council Regular Meeting - Dec 09 2025 - Midtown Community Center (570 McLawhorne Dr, Newport News, VA 23601) - Minute… A RESOLUTION CHANGING THE LOCATIONS OF SELECT REGULAR MEETINGS OF COUNCIL FOR THE 2026 CALENDAR YEAR. Sec. 4.06 of the Newport News City Charter provides that the City Council was to provide for the time and place of regular meetings, which should not be less frequent than once per month. Sec. 2-21 of the City Code establishes the time and place of regular council meetings but provides that changes to the schedule may be made by the council pursuant to resolutions of the council. City Council wishes to hold the Regular City Council meetings at the following locations: Regular Meeting Date Location Gaines Theatre in the Freeman Center on the campus of August 11, 2026 Christopher Newport University, 1 University Place December 8, 2026 Denbigh Community Center - 15198 Warwick Boulevard The City Manager recommends approval. (No registered speakers) Carried by the following votes: Ayes: Councilman Cleon M. Long, P.E., Vice Mayor Curtis D. Bethany III, Councilman Robert Coleman, Councilman Marcellus L. Harris III, D. Div., and Mayor Phillip Jones 4. Resolution Appropriating $100,000 from the Local Criminal Justice Training Academy Fund to Support Newport News Police Department Training A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS FROM THE LOCAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING ACADEMY FUND TO SUPPORT NEWPORT NEWS POLICE DEPARTMENT TRAINING. The Criminal Justice Training Academy fees are authorized by City Code, Section 2-18.2, as an assessment of additional court costs to support the Newport News’ local Criminal Justice Training Academy. The ordinance allows the Clerk of the Circuit, General District, and Juvenile and Domestic Relations District courts to assess and collect a fee of five dollars ($5.00) in every case in which costs are assessable; all funds collected pursuant to this ordinance are to be used to support the Police Department’s Criminal Justice Training Academy. The Criminal Justice fund is used to support the majority of Newport News Police training, for both sworn officers and civilian positions. While the Police Department does not anticipate expending all funds in this fiscal year, the balance of the appropriation will be continued to the next fiscal year. https://nngov.civicweb.net/document/282849/ 15/28
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