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Oct 29, 2026
Procurement of services for traffic signal installations, including related infrastructure, signing, striping, and ADA-compliant curb ramp construction at Beverly Boulevard/Citrus Avenue and Pickering Avenue/Wardman Street in Whittier, CA.
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Oct 9, 2026
Dec 11, 2026
Water main replacement service.
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Oct 9, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Work includes 1 LS traffic signal installation; 1 LS signing and striping; 1 LS remove, dispose and construct retaining wall; 1 LS remove, dispose and construct curb ramp; 12 LF sawcut, remove, dispose and construct curb and gutter; 80 SF sawcut, remove, dispose and construct 4" thick pcc slab; 1 EA adjust existing water / gas/irrigation / traffic signal pull box / meter box, val can cover to grade; 1 LS traffic signal installation; 1 LS signing and striping improvements. See attached file.
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This Renewal Order Form details a five-year subscription for Accela Citizen Access and Accela Civic Platform services provided by Accela to the City of Whittier. The contract spans from March 31, 2022, to March 30, 2027, with an overall total amount of $580,740.23. The document explicitly lists yearly totals for services and includes terms for governing agreements, payment, and signature details.
This Order Form details the City of Whittier's 36-month subscription to Accela Civic Platform services, totaling USD $88,598.70. The agreement, signed on March 29, 2017, includes subscriptions for Accela Citizen Access and Accela Civic Platform users. It outlines payment terms, an initial 3-year term with automatic annual renewals subject to potential price increases, and comprehensive terms and conditions covering service provision, support, and legal aspects.
This Professional Services Agreement between the City of Whittier and Velosimo Inc. engages Velosimo to provide a Velosimo Connect - Accela Platform Subscription. The agreement, identified as A24-106, is effective from September 24, 2024, with services commencing September 29, 2024, and lasting for a 12-month period until September 24, 2025. The total annual compensation for these services is capped at $50,000.00, as confirmed by both the main agreement and the attached order form. The contract includes provisions for scope of services, compensation, performance, termination, and insurance.
This Professional Services Agreement, identified as A19-193, is between the City of Whittier and 1K Consulting, Inc. It outlines professional services for programming, training, report design, and data conversion for the Accela Civic Platform system. The agreement is effective from July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2024. The consultant's compensation is capped at an estimated not-to-exceed total of $15,000.00 per fiscal year.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Whittier
The committee convened to discuss Senate Bill 1262, which proposes adjustments to California's post-release community supervision laws. The bill aims to enhance oversight and transparency regarding repeat offenders who deliberately abuse the system, citing the tragic death of a police officer as a catalyst for the legislation. Discussions highlighted the bipartisan support for the measure, emphasizing its intent to provide local law enforcement with additional resources for managing offenders while facilitating their transition back into the community. Testimony was provided in favor of the bill, noting that it focuses on a small number of repeat offenders. The committee ultimately voted to pass the bill to the Appropriations Committee.
The meeting included the review and denial of claims against the city, the adoption of a resolution revising public comment procedures, and deliberations on the fiscal year 2026-27 budget proposal. The council held public hearings that were continued regarding an annual action plan, a conditional use permit for a public house, and a certificate of appropriateness for historical building renovations. Additionally, the council directed the city manager to review financial policies and sustainability goals, approved various budget appropriations for community investments and services, and discussed legal litigation and labor negotiations during a closed session.
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The Council presented commendations for Mental Health Awareness Month and proclamations for National Police Week and Public Works Week. Actions included denying various claims against the city, authorizing rehabilitation work at Greenleaf and Hazzard Booster Stations, and ratifying emergency repairs for Well 18. Additionally, the Council approved the Engineer's Report for a street lighting assessment district, awarded a service agreement for employee uniforms, and received solid waste contract compliance reviews. The Council discussed potential revisions to public comment procedures, initiated a ballot measure to align municipal elections with the General Election, and discussed the city budget, opting to schedule a special meeting for further deliberation.
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