The City Council meeting included a proclamation designating October 2026 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and an announcement regarding the passing of a long-term city employee. Public comments covered several issues, including the availability of motel vouchers for the homeless, PPD enforcement strategies, sidewalk improvement allocations, the status of the sister city relationship with Guanajuato, and the potential eviction of the Rose Bowl Riders. The council also discussed proposed tax-exempt bond financing for an affordable housing project on East Colorado Boulevard and funding requests for the Black Legacy District. Additionally, the meeting included the review and approval of several consent calendar items.
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Municipal Services Committee Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on the North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project, El Niño preparation efforts, and an update on the implementation of the Municipal Solar Program, including its status as a portfolio of 27 municipal sites. It also includes receiving annual reports and work plans for various city commissions such as the Design Commission and the Hahamongna Watershed Park Advisory Committee.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
Pasadena City Council Special Meeting
The council held a special meeting that included ceremonial matters, such as the introduction of a new sergeant at arms and the proclamation of 'Landscaper Day' and 'First T Greater Pasadena Month.' Council members shared tributes in memory of two community contributors. Additionally, public comments were heard regarding governance and operational concerns at the Pasadena Equestrian Center, as well as support for affordable home ownership programs provided by Heritage Housing Partners.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council meeting included several ceremonial matters, such as the introduction of a new Sergeant at Arms and proclamations for Landscaper's Appreciation Day and the twentieth anniversary of First Tee of Greater Pasadena. The council also honored the lives of Gerald Freeney and James Martin, both of whom made significant contributions to the Pasadena community. Additionally, the meeting featured a substantial public comment session where residents raised concerns regarding the governance and management of the Pasadena Equestrian Center and expressed support for Heritage Housing Partners' affordable housing projects.
