Transportation And Infrastructure Commission Regular Meeting
The document contains an agenda and presentation materials for the October 15, 2026, meeting alongside minutes from the September 17, 2026, meeting. Key topics included a presentation on the Measure FF Cedar Street and Grant Street Median Crossing Project, staffing updates within the Transportation Division, and grant application support for the Parks, Recreation and Waterfront Department. Additionally, commissioners held discussions regarding the Measure FF Safe Streets Citizen Oversight Committee nominations and appointments, bikeway treatments, the paving program, and the creation of a Pedestrian Plan Update Temporary Ad Hoc Committee.
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Parks, Recreation, and Waterfront Commission Regular Meeting
The Commission discussed several agenda items, including the approval of the agenda and the Director's report covering special events, community engagement, capital projects, budget, and fees. Key discussion topics focused on the Draft Pier-Ferry Parking Management Implementation Plan, which includes strategies for parking at the Berkeley Marina, and the Golden Gate Fields Subcommittee's upcoming presentation. Additionally, the commission reviewed information regarding public hearings for the naming of various parks and facilities, as well as updates on PRW Council reports and future agenda items.
Sep 10, 2024·Board meeting
City Council Consent Calendar
The City Council is considering a resolution to amend Contract No. 114159-1 with Tyler Technologies, Inc. The amendment pertains to an extension of maintenance and support for Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) software. The proposed changes include increasing the contract amount by $645,173, bringing the total contract value to $2,934,123, and extending the contract term through June 30, 2026. The CAD software is critical for police and fire operations, facilitating 911 communications and emergency call updates. The extension ensures the City can continue to provide essential public safety services and maintain compliance with regulations.
