Coalinga public meetings in 2025
8 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider several actions, including a 20 percent increase in natural gas rates under Resolution No. 4300. A public hearing will adopt Resolution No. 4302 to vacate a street easement and abandon portions of Sacramento Street and Warthan Street. Other items include reviewing the Fire Station Needs Assessment Report and extending a professional services agreement with Blais & Associates.
- Adoption of Resolution No. 4302 to vacate public street easement on APN 083-090-52S (Sacramento & Warthan Streets) and approve abandonment
- Approval of Resolution No. 4300 rescinding Resolution No. 4293 and increasing natural gas rates by 20 percent
- Consideration and potential action on the Fire Station Needs Assessment Report
- Authorization of a six‑month extension of the professional services agreement with Blais & Associates for grant consulting services
- Declaration of surplus property at City Hall and Police Department to be offered to local non‑profit organizations
City Council
The Coalinga City Council will meet on November 20, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at 155 West Durian. The agenda contains no awards, public hearings, consent calendar items, or ordinance discussions. The only public participation is a citizen‑comments period, during which comments will be taken but no action will be taken by the Council. The meeting will also include routine announcements from the City Manager, councilmembers, Treasurer and Mayor.
- Citizen Comments – public may address the Council; no action will be taken
City Council
The Coalinga City Council will discuss several items, including a 20% increase in natural gas rates, a proposal to vacate a public street easement on portions of Sacramento and Warthan Streets, revisions to the council code of conduct and treasurer duties, and the appointment to a vacant council seat. The meeting also includes informational items on revenues, a completed road resurfacing project, and authorizations for various service agreements.
- Resolution No. 4300: Rescind prior resolution and approve a 20% increase in natural gas rates
- Resolution No. 4298: Intention to vacate a public street easement on APN 083 and APN 083-090-52S (Sacramento St & Warthan St) and set a public hearing date
- Discussion of revisions to the City Council Code of Conduct, councilmember rights, vacancy procedures, and City Treasurer responsibilities (Ordinance No. 875)
- Review of applications and possible appointment for the City Council seat vacated by the Mayor Pro (District 2)
- Adopt Resolution No. 4292 to accept unanticipated funds for upgrading the 9‑1‑1 system (Budget Adjustment No. 26‑006)
City Council
The Coalinga City Council will consider a public hearing to approve Resolution No. 4293, which recommends a 20 percent increase in natural gas rates. The council will also act on a consent calendar that includes approvals for a police dispatch MOU, water main engineering services on N Garfield Street, a corrosion control study for the water treatment plant, and a draft animal control ordinance. Additional items include a resolution opposing California Proposition 50 and a grant application for the Safe Route to School project.
- Approve Resolution No. 4293 to increase natural gas rates by 20 percent
- Approve MOU between Fresno County Sheriff's Office and Coalinga Police Department for dispatch services
- Approve proposal with MKN for engineering/design of 6‑inch water main replacement along N Garfield Street
- Approve proposal with MKN and Associates for a corrosion control study for Coalinga's water treatment plant
- Review and discuss draft ordinance amending Chapter 1 of Title 6 of the Municipal Code on animal control
City Council
The Coalinga City Council will meet on October 2, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 155 West Durian. No ordinances, hearings, or consent items are scheduled; the meeting consists of citizen comments, announcements, and procedural business. No actions will be taken during the session.
- Citizen Comments – public may address Council, no action taken
- Announcements – City Manager, Councilmembers, and Mayor reports
- Closed Session – none scheduled
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing to introduce and waive the first reading of Ordinance No. 874, which amends the Planning and Zoning Code to implement four 6th Cycle Housing Element programs. The council will also consider consent calendar items, including approval of recent meeting minutes and a recommendation to adopt the FY2025/2026 Investment Policy. Additional agenda items include an appeal hearing for an illegal fireworks citation, a direction to staff on advanced air mobility and airport economic development, and closed‑session negotiations on labor and a real‑property sale.
- Waive first reading of Ordinance No. 874 amending the Planning and Zoning Code for 6th Cycle Housing Element programs
- Consent calendar: approve minutes (Aug 21 and Sep 4 2025) and recommend Resolution No. 4290 adopting FY2025/2026 Investment Policy
- Appeal hearing – Administrative Citation #12805 for alleged possession and use of illegal fireworks
- Direction to staff regarding advanced air mobility and related airport economic development opportunities
- Closed session negotiations: labor talks with Police Officers Association; real‑property negotiation for APN 070-041-51S with Latchkey Partners, LLC (price and terms)
City Council
The City Council will review a bid award for street and gutter improvements and accept a road maintenance audit report. The body will also discuss selecting delegates for the League of California Cities conference. Closed session items include labor negotiations with the Police Officers Association and real property negotiations.
- Bid award for Sacramento Warthan Street & Various Valley Gutters Improvements
- Audit report for Special Gas Tax Street Fund and Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Program (July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023)
- Resolution No. 4289 regarding the Seasonal Lighting Project for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
- Resolution No. 4288 regarding Mayor Pro-Tem Horn Monthly Stipend reallocation
- Real property negotiations for APN: 070-041-51S with Latchkey Partners, LLC
City Council
The City Council will receive a water supply feasibility study and a natural gas update. The body is deciding on several task orders for trail system engineering and environmental services, as well as accessibility improvements for the Frame Park Gazebo.
- Water Supply Feasibility Study presentation by GEI Consultants
- Right-of-Way engineering for Segment 6 of the Coalinga Multi-Trail System
- Right-of-Way services for the Perimeter Trail Interconnect Gregory North Project
- Rehabilitation and accessibility improvements for the Frame Park Gazebo
- Appeal hearings for two administrative citations regarding illegal fireworks