The City Council conducted a regular meeting featuring a ceremonial item to proclaim June 2026 as Pride Month, with presentations from local organizations. Consent calendar items included a municipal code amendment to extend transient occupancy tax monthly remittance and the adoption of projects funded by Senate Bill 1. Additionally, the Council discussed and deliberated on resolutions for the upcoming general municipal election, specifically regarding the consolidation of the election with the county and the establishment of procedures for candidate statements, including the potential for charging candidates for printing costs and implementing a fee waiver process.
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The City Council held a budget hearing for the fiscal year 2022, covering operating and capital budgets for the City Administrator's Office, the Mayor and Council's office, Human Resources, and the Finance Department. Key topics included a proposal for a new full-time communications position, updates on bilingual outreach efforts, and the status of redistricting efforts. The council also discussed City TV operations, including equipment replacement plans funded by PEG fees, and reviewed the City Clerk's workload, specifically focusing on challenges related to remote meeting administration and the increasing volume of public records act requests.
Jun 4, 2018·Board meeting
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council meeting focused on fiscal year 2019 operating and capital budget presentations, with updates provided by the Finance Department regarding department organization, financial metrics, and treasury operations. Key topics included internal control procedures to prevent embezzlement, the absence of local vendor preferences in current purchasing ordinances, and 50% cost-sharing for street maintenance contracts. Additionally, the Council discussed the upcoming implementation of new banking, e-signature software, and a fixed asset inventory, while also recognizing the transition of the Treasury Manager.
Jun 7, 2017·Board meeting
City Council Special Meeting
The council conducted budget presentations covering several administrative departments, including finance, solid waste, and risk management. Key topics included the review of the general fund budget, department program operations, revenue sources such as credit card rebates, and the issuance of requests for proposals for banking and accounts receivable services. The meeting also addressed post-employment benefit funds, capital project transfers, and debt service payments, along with a detailed overview of claim frequencies and cash flows within the self-insurance and liability programs.