Public documents that mention Tyron A. L. Hampton.
Jul 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Pasadena City Council And The Successor Agency To The Pasadena Community Development Commission Agenda
The meeting includes a closed session to discuss pending litigation, public employee performance evaluations, and negotiations regarding real property. Public business includes awarding multiple contracts for infrastructure, including vehicle inspection and repair services, library roof replacements, hazardous waste management, and intelligent gateway system upgrades. The council will consider approving memoranda of understanding with various police associations, accepting grant funding for transportation and mobility projects, and increasing budget allocations for fire department emergency response training. Additional items involve reviewing city revenue sources, ballot measures for the upcoming municipal election, and adopting resolutions related to primary election canvassing results and tax rates for general obligation bonds.
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The City of Pasadena adopted operating budget for fiscal year 2027, as approved by City Council.
Jun 18, 2026·Strategic plan
City Of Pasadena Restorative Justice Framework And Policy
This document outlines a Draft Restorative Justice Framework for the City of Pasadena to guide the redevelopment of the 710 'stub' area. Its primary purpose is to acknowledge, address, and remedy historical harms caused by freeway construction through a reparative vision for land use, development, sustainability, and mobility. The framework is structured around four key themes: acknowledging past harms, fostering inclusive processes, ensuring equitable outcomes, and utilizing effective tools, all aimed at developing community-driven solutions and preventing future injustices for disproportionately impacted communities.
Jun 16, 2026·Board meeting
Economic Development And Technology Committee Regular Meeting
The Committee discussed the possible expansion of the Eaton Fire Rebuild Permit Fee Waiver Program to include standing homes with documented smoke, ash, or water damage, including defining eligibility criteria and fiscal impacts. Additionally, the Committee received economic development budget presentations from the Pasadena Center Operating Company, the Pasadena Community Access Corporation, the Department of Information Technology, and the City Manager's Office, and considered a contract with Carahsoft Technology Corporation for managed endpoint cybersecurity protection and monitoring services.
