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Oct 29, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Work consist of repair/replace the floor grating over existing sump pits inside the pump station, abandon existing grating configuration and replace with steel framed platform covering existing sump pits.
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Oct 27, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
City is seeking information from qualified financial institutions with the vision, financial capacity, and operational experience to assist with a potential opportunity of providing financial services to residents and employees.
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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
The City of Stockton seeks proposals from businesses or individuals to provide its FY26-27 Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Program. The work will provide technical assistance and support to Stockton entrepreneurs, microenterprises, and small businesses, with particular focus on low- and moderate-income individuals. Proposals are due by email or USB by 2:00 p.m. PST on November 12, 2026; a non-mandatory pre-submittal meeting is scheduled for October 23, 2026.
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Census ID
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211214
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
1,543
Population
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324,597
Procurement Difficulty Score
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58 / 100
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This document is Amendment No. 2 to the Swenson Golf Course Lease Agreement, entered into on December 24, 2024, between the City of Stockton and KSM Swenson, LLC. The amendment establishes shared financial obligations for the Swenson Park Family Center Project, which includes a miniature golf course and a Toptracer covered driving range. The total estimated cost of the project is $925,375, with various contributions from San Joaquin County ($739,929), City of Stockton ($433,057), and a KemperSports lease payment deduction ($138,000), resulting in an "Investment Needed" of $787,375. KSM Swenson, LLC is responsible for remaining costs, project management, maintenance, and repairs. The project is expected to be completed and reported on by December 24, 2025.
This document details a Lease Agreement for the Swenson Golf Course between the City of Stockton and KSM Swenson, LLC. The lease commences on January 1, 2020, and runs until December 31, 2035, with a ten-year renewal option. KSM Swenson, LLC will manage and operate the golf course, making initial annual payments of $1.00, followed by 10% of Net Operating Profit from 2030. Key financial obligations include KSM's $250,000 equipment contribution and a city contribution of $350,000 for repairs. The agreement outlines responsibilities for operations, maintenance, financial reporting, and compliance with various regulations, alongside insurance requirements and general provisions.
This amendment to a lease agreement between the City of Stockton and KSM Swenson, LLC (represented by Kemper Sports Management, Inc.) establishes a shared financial obligation for the maintenance, repair, or replacement of an irrigation pump. KSM will cover 75% of the costs, and the City will cover 25%, effective September 10, 2020. All other terms of the original agreement remain unchanged.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Stockton
The committee received a presentation from the internal city auditor, UHY Advisors. Following the presentation, the committee directed the auditor to conduct a review of Measure A and the New City Hall, and to subsequently provide a report on these subjects to the council.
The committee received status updates regarding the Administrative Services Department and payroll operations. The meeting included discussions on the process for engaging a city auditor. Additionally, the committee addressed future agenda items, which included presentations on the auditor role, an investigation into the budget for the Office of Public Transparency Information Communication, a review of Human Resources hiring practices, and information regarding the Wild n out Event.
The committee focused on the review of five implementation roadmaps designed to support 21 priority actions from the Stockton Region's Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan.
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