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Oct 26, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
The scope of work includes providing labor and materials to furnish and install approximately 140 ft x 24 ft (3,360 sq. ft.) of a covered shade structure over the front parking stalls of the Fresno Area Express Administration Building parking lot. DOWNLOAD SPECIFICATIONS FOR FULL DETAILS
Posted
Oct 26, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
The scope of work includes providing labor and materials to furnish and install approximately 140 ft x 24 ft (3,360 sq. ft.) of a covered shade structure over the front parking stalls of the Fresno Area Express Administration Building parking lot. DOWNLOAD SPECIFICATIONS FOR FULL DETAILS
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Oct 16, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
The Chestnut Neighborhood SRTS Project will install new sidewalks and curb ramps within the Fresno area bounded by Chestnut Avenue, Tulare Avenue, Willow Avenue, and Belmont Avenue. Work covers Garden, Winery, Fine, Willow, Belmont, Madison, Grant, Washington, McKenzie, Nevada, Illinois, Iowa, and Tulare avenues. The active City of Fresno construction bid is due November 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. (PDT).
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This Amended and Restated Lease and Agreement, effective March 1, 2019, details the 10-year operational contract between the City of Fresno and EBIT GOLF INC. for the Riverside Municipal Golf Course. It outlines comprehensive obligations for the Lessee across golf professional, food & beverage, and maintenance services. The financial model includes an annual base rent of $200,000 (with a 3% annual increase) and variable percentage rents tied to specific revenue streams. The document also addresses financial reporting, capital improvements, operating standards, insurance requirements, and termination clauses.
This is a concession agreement between the City of Fresno and Sierra Golf Management, Inc. for the operation of Airways Golf Course. The agreement commenced on May 1, 2017, for an initial term of five years, with an option for an additional five-year extension. Sierra Golf Management, Inc. will operate the golf course, including pro shop, driving range, restaurant, and starter services, and is responsible for maintenance and capital improvements. The financial terms include annual rent payments to the City (fixed for years 1-5, then increasing with a percentage fee based on gross receipts for years 6-10), as well as contributions to a Capital Improvement Fund. The Concessionaire is also required to make certain capital investments in the first five years and maintain various insurance coverages. The agreement outlines detailed operational responsibilities, financial reporting requirements, and conditions for default and termination.
This Master Services Agreement outlines the provision of Flock Group, Inc.'s software and hardware situational awareness solution to CA - Fresno PD. The agreement details the Flock Services, including license plate recognition, video products, and associated installation and support. It specifies the rights and obligations of both parties, data usage, confidentiality, payment terms, and duration. The Order Form, attached as Exhibit A, outlines the specific products, quantities, and costs, establishing an initial term of 36 months, with automatic renewals thereafter.
This Third Amendment, effective November 25, 2024, modifies the Master Service Agreement between the City of Fresno and Flock Group Inc. to incorporate the Department of Public Utilities for new camera and software subscription services. This amendment increases the overall contract value to $1,668,440.41. The new services for the Department of Public Utilities, detailed in Exhibit A, amount to $136,500.00 over a 36-month term, covering Flock Safety Platform, FlockOS, Condor PTZ cameras, and professional services.
This document constitutes a Master Services and Purchasing Agreement (MSPA) between Axon Enterprise, Inc. and the City of Fresno (Fresno Police Dept.) for a comprehensive suite of Axon devices and services. The MSPA, effective August 13, 2024, establishes the overarching legal framework, while three distinct Quotes (Q-555048, Q-555048, and Q-553783) detail specific hardware, software, and services, including Axon Records, Dispatch, body cameras, TASER devices, and associated support. The primary subscription term for many services runs from July 1, 2024, to July 1, 2029, with some hardware deliveries starting June 1, 2024. The quotes, some of which are contingent on others, include provisions for terminating prior contracts and applying financial adjustments.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Fresno
The meeting included reports on subcommittee activity related to the cultural arts grant allocation process for cycle three. There was a discussion about the Measure P funding and cultural arts activities in Fresno. The commission also reviewed park staff reports regarding recent project ribbon cuttings, including the Roding Park Pickleball and Futsal Court, and upcoming events, such as the Vinland Park ribbon cutting and Halloween celebrations at community centers. Public comments addressed concerns regarding the role of artists on the commission, the status of a previous youth scholarship grant, and interest in starting a new art association.
This strategic plan outlines the direction for the City of Fresno Mayor's Office of Community Affairs (OCA) under Mayor Jerry Dyer's 'One Fresno' vision. Its primary goal is to foster unity and equity across the City by connecting services and resources to Fresno residents, particularly underserved communities. The plan focuses on enhancing community engagement, improving communication, and promoting civic participation among specific demographic groups, including API, Asian Indian, BIPOC, and Latino communities. It establishes S.M.A.R.T. goals for Fiscal Year 2023 to address identified community needs and increase satisfaction with civic involvement.
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The board heard multiple appeals regarding code enforcement cases involving property violations. Discussions focused on whether to confirm administrative citations for issues such as unpermitted exterior siding replacements. In the case involving 2220 North Weber Avenue, the board deliberated on the city's request to confirm a citation versus the appellant's request for dismissal, noting that permits had been obtained following the issuance of the citation. Another case regarding 3436 North Virginia Lane was continued to allow for further progress on required permits.
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