City of San Bernardino

The Mayor and City Council conducted a closed session followed by a regular meeting. Key agenda items included the appointment of new commissioners to the Arts and Historical Preservation Commission, a City Manager's update regarding new supportive housing for veterans, infrastructure improvements such as traffic gates to address neighborhood traffic, and recent staff appointments. Additionally, the Council discussed and approved a resolution recognizing the historical and economic significance of Route 66 and addressed housing element permits and operational efficiency concerns.

The meeting included a closed session where the council approved a settlement agreement related to opioid litigation. During the regular session, the council issued certificates of recognition to the San Bernardino High School girls water polo team for their championship win. Additionally, a proclamation was issued recognizing Government Finance Professionals Week, and a proclamation was presented to San Bernardino Valley College in honor of their 100th anniversary.

The Commission discussed several community-related topics, including the potential adoption of the Sanino Arts Collaborative and Arts and Culture agenda as a guiding framework. Public comments were shared regarding historical naming and preservation in the city. The meeting also addressed the election of the new chair and vice chair, as well as department reports concerning senior services, including intergenerational grant programming, and updates on the expansion of athletics programs and winter aquatics programming.

The joint meeting covered several items, including a closed session report on the initiation of litigation. Presentations included a proclamation for National Library Week and a proclamation for Child Abuse Prevention Month. Public comments addressed community concerns regarding the use of Flock cameras, the importance of maintaining a community center lease, and mayoral candidacy.

The Mayor and City Council held a meeting that included a closed session and a public hearing. Key agenda items included a proclamation for Sexual Assault Awareness Month in the city, the approval of the issuance of revenue obligation bonds for Tip Property Kitas LLC to support community nonprofit services, and a continued discussion regarding the regulation or prohibition of short-term rentals within residential zones.