The City Council meeting agenda covers a wide range of administrative and operational items. Key discussion points include authorizations for the Mayor and Police Chief to enter into various agreements, such as fire protection contracts and joining a FEMA task force. The council will also review amendments to citywide roof repair contracts, engineering change orders, and grant agreements for storm shelter construction. Unfinished business involves multiple annexation proposals, while new business focuses on utility department purchase orders and a significant contract for lead service line replacements.
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City of Fremont Utility and Infrastructure Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed multiple infrastructure and utility projects, including contract amendments for roof repairs and transmission line relocation, and the Southeast Detention Cell Grading project. Actions included awarding contracts for lead service line replacements and geotechnical services. Furthermore, the board reviewed natural gas supply agreements and processed various expenditure claims related to utility department operations.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Fremont Utility And Infrastructure Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed and considered several operational and infrastructure items, including the award of an owner's engineer contract for future generation, a change order for the 19th Street asphalt overlay project, and a contract for the replacement of the membrane roof at the wastewater treatment plant. The agenda also included ratification of a material testing services contract, an update from the General Manager regarding the Transmission and Distribution Department, and the review and approval of various expenditure and claims reports.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Fremont City Council Regular City Council Meeting
The council conducted various legislative and administrative actions, including the appointment of new members to the Creative Council and a new Police Sergeant. Public hearing procedures regarding a liquor license application were concluded with a recommendation for approval. The council authorized several routine items, such as the acceptance of treasury reports, special event permits, licensing applications, and membership dues payments. Additionally, members amended loan agreements and engineering contracts, and approved funding for a downtown revitalization project. Legislative updates involved the approval of utility and government salary ordinances, modifications to public comment protocols, updates to the Master Fee Schedule, and revisions to the Food and Beverage Occupation Tax.
