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8-5-26 City Council Meeting
City Council, Sterling Heights, Michigan · August 6, 2026. Full, unedited recording published by the local government.
City Council Meeting recorded on 8-5-26 02:05 Call to Order 03:02 City Manager's Report 01:16:03 6.A. Presentation 01:41:01 Consent Agenda 01:42:44 8.A. Consideration 01:49:44 8.B. Consideration 01:51:38 Communications from Citizens 02:27:44 Reports from City Administration and City Council
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