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The City of Stockton's proposed annual budget for fiscal year 2026-27, a pre-adoption draft submitted to the City Council for consideration.
The commission reviewed and certified various employment eligibility lists for positions including Mechanic II, Program Manager II, Program Specialist-Office Technician, Program Specialist-Police Telecommunicator I, and Senior Plant Operator-Wastewater. Key administrative actions included the approval for the removal of names from Police Officer eligible lists, the abolition of the Recreation Program Coordinator eligible list, and authorization to conduct a promotional examination for the Firefighter Engineer position. Additionally, the commission received an informational update regarding the new classification specification for a Fire and EMS Support Services Analyst.
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The council addressed various administrative and operational items, including amendments to the Conflict of Interest Code and Council Policy Manual. Key financial approvals included property tax allocation agreements for development projects, grant funding for homeless housing assistance, and acceptance of California Assembly Bill 109 funding. The council authorized several professional services and supply contracts, covering citizen request management, fire protection services, injury recovery navigation, and wastewater treatment chemicals. Additionally, the council established new job classifications, approved a traffic signal conversion project, finalized an electrical agreement for infrastructure improvements, and passed an ordinance regarding housing element implementation.
The City Council and Concurrent Authorities held a meeting to address various administrative and operational matters. Key agenda items included the approval of multiple cooperative purchasing agreements for fleet management, heavy equipment, and library materials, as well as contracts for ambulance dispatch services, dredging at Buckley Cove Inlet, and codification services. The Council also established storm drainage maintenance assessment budgets, adjusted council salary and benefits, and made appointments to the Water Advisory Group and the San Joaquin Regional Transit District Board. Additionally, several proclamations were presented recognizing local initiatives and awareness months.
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