The study session focused on developing the 2027 legislative agenda for the city. Discussions included an overview of the upcoming state legislative session, the timeline for bill introductions, and the state's budget process. The council reviewed priorities regarding city affordability, energy regulations, and utility infrastructure funding. Staff explained the strategy behind current legislative goals and the reasoning for excluding specific capital project funding requests for the upcoming cycle.
Oct 12, 2026·
Enterprise
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The Council discussed the authorization of litigation against Sumar Ridge LLC. The meeting also included a study session for the 2027-2028 preliminary budget presentation, focusing on general government services, personnel staffing changes, IT allocation costs, and the consideration of unfunded budget items such as a business and occupation tax study and business incentive grants.
Jul 6, 2026·Board meeting
Council Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several operational and financial matters. Key items included the adoption of a consent agenda covering past session minutes, payment of electronic and check expenditures, various construction design contract amendments, grant acceptance for a planning study, a police technology contract, and a police radio replacement contract. Additionally, the council heard public comments regarding city ordinance proposals and the need for constituent assistance. The council also deliberated and moved to approve an ordinance for an early learning facilities transportation impact fee reduction, with staff providing an overview of the rationale and the fee structure impacts.
May 12, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Finance & Personnel Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed several business items, including the proposed amendment to municipal code regarding monthly sewer rates to establish an out-of-city limit surcharge for commercial customers. Surplus items were approved for disposal, specifically a 2008 Ford Edge and a 2016 Ford F250, both deemed at the end of their service life. Additionally, staff provided a recruitment update concerning the Public Operations Department reorganization, ongoing law enforcement hiring, and the filling of a Development Services Specialist position. Finally, the committee reviewed the monthly sales tax analysis report.
