2026-11-10 - City Council and Concurrent Authorities
Summary
Scheduled meeting. Built from the posted agenda only (read from the PDF); no minutes or video yet.
- Proclamations: Perioperative Nurses Week (26-1246); Law Enforcement Records and Support Personnel Day (26-1247). Mayor Christina Fugazi presiding; Vice Mayor seat vacant.
- Consent calendar includes: Rexel/Platt Electric cooperative purchasing amendment ($400,000; cumulative $636,000); City Attorney legal services agreement with Colman Perkins Law Group (Interim City Attorney Appointment); Granicus agenda software agreement; 2027 Council meeting calendar; state legislative consulting (CPPG, 3.5 years, not to exceed $665,000); firefighting equipment and health and safety grant applications; appointment of an Interim City Clerk; new EMS-CQI Coordinator and Deputy Fire Marshal classes; BSK Associates 4-year contract replacing the May 13, 2025 Alpha Analytical contract; storm drainage assessment district reports; MWI medical supplies cooperative agreement; Cesar Chavez Library remodel amendment 3 (Cesar Chavez Library Remodel).
- Update on the Stockton Economic Stimulus Program: BUILD Stockton (7.1, 26-1094).
- Hearings: continued appeal by Pride Truck Sales (Pride Truck Sales appeal, 2546 Turnpike Road); public hearing on a substantial amendment to the 2025-29 Consolidated Plan and 2026-27 Annual Action Plan (Consolidated Plan CDBG Substantial Amendment).
- Reports: Office of Violence Prevention annual update; adaptive reuse of downtown buildings; FY 2025-26 fourth-quarter budget status and amendments (FY 2025-26 Budget Carry-Forward); adoption of the Vision Zero Action Plan (Vision Zero Action Plan); acceptance of the independent audit (ACFR, Measure M, Measure W); Foshan, China delegation presentation; appointment to the Civil Service/EEO Commission.
- Closed session: one existing-litigation matter and a labor negotiator conference.
Agenda
Consent 5.1-5.13 (26-1188, 26-1233, 26-1190, 26-1220, 26-1125, 26-1234, 26-1238, 26-1184, 26-1076, 26-1112, 26-1120, 26-0994). Other amounts in the packet: $1,487,750 (not to exceed), $489,085 (not to exceed, 5 years), $1,044,193.08, $966,154.50 (San Joaquin County), $122,383.92; Cesar Chavez Library amendment includes an $827,873 Architectural Nexus line (District 5). Hearings 8.1 (26-1170), 8.2 (26-1157). Reports 9.1 (26-0817), 9.2 (26-1011), 9.3 (26-1104; reserves: working capital $62,855,000, known contingency $73,500,000, risk-based $14,668,000), 9.4 (26-1015), 9.5 (26-1143), 9.6 (26-1218), 9.7 (26-1248). Closed session 14.1 (26-1080), 14.2 (26-1150).