The Commission meeting focused on an overview of Measure U funded departments and programs, with specific attention on the Department of Public Works. Key topics included the impact of illegal dumping in disadvantaged communities, strategies for seeking and managing competitive state and federal grants, and the use of seed funding for projects like electric vehicle charging stations, fleet electrification, and urban forestry expansion. Additionally, the commission discussed investments in city facility safety, accessibility improvements, and the city's compliance with state requirements for organic waste disposal.
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The council meeting included a city attorney report regarding public employment following a closed session. Special presentations were held to recognize the 90th anniversary of the Stanford Settlement, honoring its historical contributions to the community through services for seniors and youth, and to celebrate city staff and regional partners for receiving the 2026 Beacon Leadership Innovation Award for their collaborative work on the Sac Adapt transportation infrastructure climate adaptation plan.
Sep 29, 2026·Board meeting
Personnel and Public Employees Committee Special Meeting
The committee reviewed the City Attorney's annual report for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, which highlighted a significant increase in criminal prosecutions and litigation workload. Key discussions centered on the challenges of recruiting seasoned litigators, the resulting reliance on expensive outside counsel, and the necessity of creating litigation-specific hiring incentives. The report also covered the office's work on immigration policy, diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, and strategic operational goals for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, focusing on staffing alignment and filling existing vacancies.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting
City of Sacramento Ethics Commission Meeting
The commission discussed the consent calendar, with specific focus on process integrity related to complaint logs and jurisdictional dismissals. The meeting featured a discussion on proposed amendments to the commission's rules of procedure, including a proposal to introduce a 'pending' status for items undergoing legal consultation to reduce delays in the complaint log, and a proposal to address inconsistencies and redaction issues in the complaint log to improve transparency regarding filed complaints.
