The committee discussed several key items, including a proposed revision to the committee's regular meeting schedule, the implementation of a body-worn camera policy for the Parking Division, and a presentation on a refuse truck camera policy. Additionally, an update was provided on the regional stormwater capture project portfolio, covering the current status, funding, and community engagement efforts for priority projects like the Jefferson Park, Sierra Madre Boulevard, Washington Park, Brookside Park, Eaton Wash, and Arroyo Seco Water Reuse projects.
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City of Pasadena Municipal Services Committee Special Meeting Minutes
The committee meeting covered updates on the North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit project, including construction schedules and outreach. Discussions also focused on El Nino preparation efforts, with input from emergency services and public works regarding community preparedness, utility service protection, and emergency response. The committee addressed the implementation of a municipal solar program and solar canopy configurations at Washington Park. Additionally, annual reports and work plans for various city commissions, including the Design Commission, Historic Preservation Commission, and Planning Commission, were received.
Aug 17, 2026·Board meeting
City of Pasadena City Council City Council Minutes
The City Council meeting covered various topics including closed session conference with legal counsel regarding pending litigation and initiation of litigation, public comments on infrastructure and legislative advocacy, and the approval of the consent calendar which included contracts for blood supply services, street repairs, and budgeting software. The council also conducted public hearings for the designation of the Arboleda Drive and Mesita Road Landmark Districts, approved an expansion of the Eaton Fire Rebuild Permit Fee Waiver Program, and discussed transitioning future City Council meetings to Tuesdays. Additionally, several ordinances were introduced regarding zoning map amendments and solid waste collection franchise assignments.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council Agenda Report
The City Council considered a recommendation to authorize the City Manager to enter into a contract with Ocean Blue Environmental Services, Inc. for hazardous waste management and emergency response services for the Water and Power Department. The proposed contract term is seven years with a total cost not-to-exceed $2,100,000. The recommendation followed a competitive request for proposals process where eight vendors submitted proposals. The contract is intended to support the department's operational requirements for compliant hazardous waste disposal and emergency cleanup services while aligning with city strategic planning goals for sustainability and public safety.
