The City Council meeting included a closed session regarding litigation and a city manager recruitment. The council issued proclamations for National Small Business Week, National Travel and Tourism Week, National Police Week, and National Public Works Week. Representatives from local business and public work departments spoke about their respective sectors' contributions to the city's economy and infrastructure. Additionally, the council voted to rearrange the agenda to move item G1 to follow the consent calendar.
May 6, 2026·
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The City Council meeting included several presentations, including proclamations for National Small Business Week, National Travel and Tourism Week, National Police Week, and National Public Works Week. Key business actions involved adopting resolutions for the allocation of public benefit funds, ratifying various professional services agreements for liability claims administration, construction administration, financial auditing, and street sweeping, and authorizing contract awards for uniform services and compressed natural gas infrastructure improvements. The Council also held a public hearing on an ordinance to enter into a development agreement for electronic message signs on City property. Significant personnel appointments were made, including a new City Manager and City Treasurer. The Council discussed the potential acquisition of the Lodi Armory building, explored the feasibility of data centers, and received a presentation on the third-quarter budget review and fiscal year 2026/27 budget roadmap.
