Santa Monica City Council Regular And Special Meeting
The council meeting covered various updates, including a transition in the City Clerk role, recognition of Big Blue Bus's operational milestones, and the launch of a small business relief microgrant program. The council also received updates on community events, discussed emergency preparedness efforts in anticipation of severe weather, and honored a long-serving custodial staff member. A commendation was presented to Senator Ben Allen for his 12 years of service, highlighting his work on airport conversion projects, transit safety, environmental protection, and community development.
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Santa Monica City Council Regular And Special Meeting
The council meeting included a report from the City Manager regarding various summer community events and the introduction of an adoptable pet. A proclamation was issued for Disability Pride Month, accompanied by an announcement of an upcoming Disability Commission public hearing. Additionally, the Recreation and Arts Department presented its impact report, which covered fire recovery efforts, the adoption of the Parks and Recreation Vision Plan, statistics on community recreation participation, and cultural affairs initiatives such as the Art of Recovery program and grant distribution.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Santa Monica City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting included a city manager's report on economic and community events related to the World Cup, a proclamation declaring July 15 as Wallace Annenberg Day, and general public comment from local minors advocating for the establishment of an ordinance to mandate the collection and recycling of tennis and pickle balls at city facilities.
Nov 18, 2025·Board meeting
Taxpayer Protection Log Log
The log includes various contract modifications, new contracts, and purchase orders across multiple departments such as Public Works, Transportation, Finance, City Clerk's Office, Human Resources, Fire, Recreation & Arts, and Information Services. These actions cover a wide range of services including environmental solutions, hazardous waste disposal, maintenance, construction, software licenses, consulting, and infrastructure projects. The log details the financial amounts, contract terms, and the entities involved, along with information on equity, participation, or revenue interests.
