Michael Boitnott

The City of Dublin's two-year strategic plan, adopted for Fiscal Years 2026-27 and 2027-28, is designed to promote a high quality of life, ensure safety and sustainability, foster opportunities, and champion equity and inclusion. The plan is structured around eight key priorities: Public Safety, Health and Welfare; Fiscal Sustainability; Technology Innovation; Housing Affordability; City Infrastructure; Downtown Dublin; Fallon East Economic Development Zone; and Enhanced Customer Experience. The vision is to make Dublin a great community to live, work, and raise a family, guided by values including business support, customer service, diversity, environmental sustainability, equity, fiscal transparency, historical preservation, inclusivity, innovation, active lifestyles, and safety.

The council hosted a public meeting regarding the transition to district-based elections. Discussions covered the redistricting process, community outreach efforts, and an overview of draft maps considered for future elections. The session also included an open forum where public questions were addressed concerning city limit boundaries, local development projects, and zoning regulations.

The City of Dublin's Fiscal Year 2024-2026 Strategic Plan outlines the City Council's shared vision and values, focusing on five key strategies: Economic Development, Small Business Support, and Downtown Dublin; Public Safety; Housing Inclusivity and Affordability; Inclusive and Effective Government; and Long-Term Infrastructure and Sustainability Investments. This plan aims to guide the city's future through specific goals and objectives to enhance community well-being and infrastructure.

This Legislative Platform outlines the City of Dublin's priorities and positions on various policies for 2026, aiming to inform residents, representatives, and policymakers. Guided by a mission to promote a high quality of life, sustainability, new opportunities, and diversity, equity, and inclusion, the platform focuses on key policy areas including General Administration, Fiscal Sustainability, Community and Economic Development, Transportation and Public Works, Public Safety and Public Health, Parks and Community Services, Climate and Environment, and Technology and Cybersecurity. It serves as a foundation for legislative advocacy, enabling timely responses to governmental actions and advancing the City's public policy interests.

The City of Dublin's Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2024-2026 outlines the City Council's shared vision and values, comprising five key strategies and 25 objectives. These strategies are: Economic Development, Small Business Support, and Downtown Dublin; Public Safety; Housing Inclusivity and Affordability; Inclusive and Effective Government; and Long-Term Infrastructure and Sustainability Investments. The plan also details work plan items and provides a quarterly progress report on its goals and objectives.