The City Council meeting covered various administrative and community topics. Key items included a closed session regarding public employee performance and litigation. The Council issued proclamations recognizing Public Power Week and Fire Prevention Week, featuring discussions on electrical safety and battery hazards. The Council discussed the consent calendar, specifically pulling items related to an on-call consulting contract for community development and planning services, as well as an update on energy price stability and the impact of hydrological conditions on power production. The meeting concluded with public comments regarding concerns over homelessness, property usage, and church sales within the city.
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The council meeting agenda includes the presentation of proclamations for Public Power Week and Fire Prevention Week. Key business items involve an amendment to the professional services agreement with BKF Engineers, updates to the purchasing policy to comply with federal requirements, a sole source agreement for the Spydus Integrated Library System, and an improvement agreement for the Blayke-Maisyn Estates Subdivision. The council will also review an addendum for a water line interconnect project, certifications for the Low Carbon Transit Operations Program, a street right-of-way vacation on Pleasant Avenue, and a transit advertising revenue agreement extension. A public hearing will be held to consider a major annexation request and pre-zoning for the West Side Annexation Project.
May 20, 2026·Board meeting
Lodi City Council Regular Meeting
The Lodi City Council agenda includes several presentations, such as a proclamation for ALS Awareness Month and the awarding of non-profit allocation checks. The consent calendar covers various municipal operations, including amendments for records management and professional services, approval of public works contracts, and acceptance of fire department reports. Additionally, the council will address vacancy postings for the Youth Commission and set future public hearings for the annual action plan, the downtown specific plan, and the military equipment use policy. The meeting will conclude with a financial report review and a presentation on enterprise and capital outlay budgets.
Oct 1, 2025·Board meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The council convened to address several administrative and proclamatory items. Discussions included the authorization of a closed session regarding potential litigation and the anticipated removal of the city manager. Proclamations were presented declaring National Manufacturing Month and Day, Fire Prevention Week, and Public Power Week. Presentations highlighted the importance of local manufacturing, safety protocols for lithium-ion batteries, and the operational benefits of the city-owned electric utility.
