Berkeley City Council Agenda & Rules Committee Special Meeting
The committee meeting agenda included review of various council work sessions, referrals, and the land use calendar. A key action item discussed was a policy proposal from the Open Government Commission regarding public access to supplemental materials and amendments at city council meetings. The committee also scheduled future items, reviewed policy committee and board/commission structures, and planned for upcoming regular city council meetings.
Oct 29, 2026·Board meeting agenda
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2 x 2 Committee of the Berkeley City Council and the Berkeley Unified School District Agenda
The committee meeting agenda addressed key topics including an update on afterschool program structures and transportation logistics, discussion regarding the Chambers Modernization Project, and strategies for managing traffic and pedestrian safety during school arrival and dismissal periods.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Police Accountability Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed a commendation for the Interim Director, conducted reviews of Flock Automated License Plate Reader audits, and considered proposals for an independent auditor of surveillance technology. Additionally, updates were provided on the Use of Force policy, public safety technology RFP responses, and police officer commendations. The meeting also included a closed session to address labor negotiations and specific complaints received by the Office of the Director of Police Accountability.
Sep 29, 2026·Board meeting
Berkeley City Council Meeting Minutes
The Council meetings covered diverse municipal actions, including the adoption of the FY 2027 Annual Appropriations Ordinance and the approval of multi-year street rehabilitation and capital improvement plans. The Council authorized numerous contract amendments for essential services, including public safety software, emergency restoration, and facility maintenance. Significant policy discussions focused on public safety, resulting in updates to police department policies regarding canine units and air support, as well as the appointment of members to the Police Accountability Board. Several ballot measures were referred to the November 2026 election, involving proposed taxes for arts institutions, a public bank, and sugar-sweetened beverages. Public hearings were conducted to adjust ambulance user fees and street lighting assessments, and to approve various lease and grant agreements.
