The council discussed and addressed an emergency repair of the storm drainage pipeline crossing Bonds Corner Road following damage from Hurricane Rachel. The meeting included the approval of various financial demands and payments for services, including utility fees, insurance premiums, and various maintenance contracts. Additionally, the council reviewed staff reports from city departments and discussed future items for upcoming meetings.
Oct 26, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Holtville City Council Regular Meeting
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The City Council meeting included a closed session regarding the City Manager's evaluation and the review of current financial demands. New business focused on the adoption of a resolution to apply for Round 5 SPP Grant funding for the Mack Park Improvement Project, which aims to expand and renovate recreational facilities. Additionally, the council discussed the development of a new Holtville time capsule to commemorate the nation's 2076 tricentennial.
Oct 12, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Holtville City Council Regular Meeting
The council adopted a resolution requesting the appropriation of fiscal year 2026-27 funds from the State of California's Citizen Option for Public Safety ("COPS") program to support frontline police services. A proclamation was issued to designate October 2026 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The agenda included discussions regarding the development of a new time capsule to commemorate the nation's tricentennial in 2076. Additionally, the City Manager provided comprehensive updates on the ongoing construction projects for the Public Safety administration building and fire department facilities, as well as administrative reports concerning recent community events and the League of Cities Conference.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Holtville City Council Special Meeting
The agenda for the meeting included discussions regarding the establishment of a 5-year capital transportation project plan, authorization to advertise bids for revitalization and pedestrian improvements on Pine Avenue, and the approval of a grant application for the Cedar Avenue road rehabilitation project. The Council also reviewed an expenditure for lighting at the water treatment plant, the approval of a resolution for the annexation and tax sharing agreement for Melon Avenue, and a discussion on the creation of a new time capsule in celebration of the nation's tricentennial.
