Fullerton public meetings in 2025
21 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will hold a closed session to discuss personnel and litigation, followed by a regular session to appoint members to the Ad Hoc Fiscal Sustainability Committee and approve the Measure M2 expenditure report for fiscal year 2024-25.
- Appointment to Ad Hoc Fiscal Sustainability Committee
- Adoption of Measure M2 expenditure report for FY 2024-25
- Introduction of ordinance amending Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem selection procedures
- Approval of 2026 City Council meeting calendar
- Review of November 2025 check register
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council and Successor Agency will discuss financing for the City-Operated Ambulance Program and a ban on the unlawful sale of nitrous oxide. The body is also reviewing homelessness response strategies and road improvements on Associated Road.
- Master Equipment Lease-Purchase Agreement with Banc of America Public Capital Corp up to $2 million for ambulances
- Ordinance No. 3352 to prohibit the unlawful sale and distribution of nitrous oxide
- Mills Act Contract for historic property preservation at 1112 East Whiting Avenue
- Lease amendments for Summit House Restaurant and Vista Park Gazebo extending agreements through 2061
- Road improvements on Associated Road including buffer stripes and continental crosswalks
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council will hold a study session to evaluate the 2025 Water Rate Study Report and provide direction on proposed rate adjustments. The regular meeting includes several high-value equipment purchases and infrastructure contracts.
- Review of 2025 Water Rate Study Report for multiyear water rate increases
- Contract of $935,349 with SCW Contracting Corporation for Sunclipse Well 10 Temporary PFAS Treatment Plant
- Purchase order of $831,139.92 with PB Loader Corporation for two dump trucks
- Contract of $424,535 with CTEC Equipment for one new CNG crew truck
- Contract of $173,301 with Dunbar Architecture for Police Department Building Renovation
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council and Successor Agency will consider several consent‑calendar items, including a $899,985 professional services agreement with Dokken Engineering for the Harbor Boulevard Complete Streets Improvement Project. They will also adopt a resolution creating a $100,000 Legal Defense Fund and a $100,000 Basic Needs Assistance Fund for immigration‑related assistance. Additional items include transferring $349,775.98 of unclaimed water engineering bonds to the Water Fund and abandoning a right‑of‑way easement east of 1747 West Commonwealth Avenue.
- $899,985 professional services agreement with Dokken Engineering for Harbor Boulevard Complete Streets Improvement Project
- $349,775.98 transfer of unclaimed water engineering bonds to the Water Fund (Fund 44)
- $10,000 donation to the Library Fund for the Local History Room digitization project
- Creation of $100,000 Legal Defense Fund and $100,000 Basic Needs Assistance Fund
- Abandonment of right‑of‑way easement east of 1747 West Commonwealth Avenue and ratification of related real‑estate purchase agreement
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will consider adopting ordinances for noise and entertainment regulations, amending Public Works fees, and accepting federal grants for fire services. The meeting also includes a closed session regarding property negotiations.
- Adopt Ordinance No. 3350: Amending noise and entertainment regulations for commercial properties
- Adopt Ordinance No. 3351: Zone change from General Commercial to Manufacture General at 3400 and 3404 Gregory Avenue
- Accept $2,836,716 SAFER Grant for 12 new firefighter positions
- Accept $305,227.27 Assistance to Firefighters Grant
- Authorize $197,857 agreement with Glass Box Technology for Windows 11 upgrade
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council / Successor Agency will consider a series of consent‑calendar items, including major infrastructure, code updates, and local land‑use matters. Council members will adopt Ordinance No. 3347 to amend multi‑family development standards and Ordinances No. 3348 and 3349 to adopt the 2025 California building and fire codes. They will also approve a $2,647,078 contract with All Cities Engineering, Inc. for the Skyline‑Raymond Area Water Main Replacement Project, coupled with a $3,045,000 Water Fund budget transfer. Additional actions include a CalRecycle rubberized pavement grant ratification, a disabled‑person parking zone at 141 West Valencia Drive, and a zoning amendment for properties on Gregory Avenue.
- $2,647,078 contract to All Cities Engineering, Inc. for Skyline‑Raymond Area Water Main Replacement Project with $3,045,000 Water Fund transfer
- Adopt Ordinance No. 3347 amending multi‑family development standards (Fullerton Municipal Code §15.17.070)
- Adopt Ordinances No. 3348 and 3349 adopting 2025 California Building Code and 2025 California Fire Code with local amendments
- Ratify CalRecycle Rubberized Pavement Grant application for Fiscal Year 2025‑26
- Zoning amendment to change 3400 and 3404 Gregory Avenue from G‑C to M‑G for a veterinary hospital
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council meets in closed session to discuss litigation and property negotiations at 2700 N Harbor Blvd (American Golf), 340 W Commonwealth Ave and 801 W Valencia Dr (FAST), and 1737 W Roberta Ave (Higher Ground). In regular session, the Council will act on a consent calendar including a $959,752 EPA grant for the Well 7A construction project, a $509,824 contract for Union Pacific Park renovation, a $162,000 water well siting study, and a $400,000 downtown parking lot rehabilitation. The Council also considers appointments, a grand jury report on short-term rentals, and a water service discontinuation policy update.
- $959,752 EPA grant agreement for Well 7A construction project
- $509,824.87 contract with Urban Habitat for Union Pacific Park renovation
- $162,000 contract with Stantec for water well siting and feasibility study
- $400,000 budget transfer for downtown parking lot repairs and rehabilitation
- Closed session: Property negotiations for 2700 N Harbor (American Golf), 340 W Commonwealth & 801 W Valencia (FAST), and 1737 W Roberta (Higher Ground)
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will meet to discuss a $2.5 million grant for police department renovations and consider a second reading of an ordinance updating fireworks regulations. The meeting includes a closed session on property negotiations and a consent calendar of routine items.
- Authorize $2,500,000 HUD grant for police department building renovation
- Second reading of ordinance amending fireworks discharge and fines
- Authorize $2,043,238 contract for crossing guard services
- Approve solar-powered light conversion project with $244,031 budget
- Authorize $151,584 contract for water PFAS treatment plant SCADA integration
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council and Successor Agency will discuss the master schedule of fees and charges for the 2025-26 fiscal year. The body will also consider ordinances regarding accessory dwelling units and illegal fireworks fines.
- Proposed FY 2025-26 Master Schedule of Fees and Charges
- Ordinance No. 3343 amending accessory and junior accessory dwelling unit regulations
- Urgency ordinance to update illegal fireworks discharge regulations and fines
- $107,000 agreement with Michael Baker International, Inc. for Local Hazard Mitigation Plan update
- Lease Amendment No. 2 for city property at 120-140 East Santa Fe Avenue
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council and Successor Agency will meet in closed session to conduct a performance evaluation of the City Manager. The remainder of the agenda consists of procedural items and a forecast of future meetings.
- Public employee performance evaluation: City Manager
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council / Successor Agency will consider appointments, routine consent‑calendar items, and several public‑hearing proposals. Council members will vote on a Mills Act contract for 336 West Brookdale Place, an ordinance amending ADU regulations, and a support letter for Assembly Bill 91. Major financial actions include a $1,615,600 infrastructure contract, a $500,000 purchase order for Amazon Web Services renewal, and the adoption of the FY 2025‑26 operating and capital budget.
- Appointment to the Investment Advisory Committee (partial term expiring Dec 31 2026)
- $1,615,600 contract with Dominguez General Engineering for Adams‑West Area Infrastructure Improvements
- $500,000 purchase order to TD Synnex / DLT Solutions for Amazon Web Services renewal under the OMNIA Cooperative Agreement
- Mills Act contract for historic preservation of 336 West Brookdale Place
- Ordinance to amend Accessory and Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit regulations to comply with state law
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
City Council will consider adopting an ordinance updating fire hazard zones, approving multiple street rehabilitation contracts totaling over $1.6 million, a cybersecurity agreement, and other routine items on the consent calendar. The meeting also includes a second reading of the fire hazard severity zone ordinance and adoption of the 2025 Legislative Platform.
- Adopt Ordinance No. 3341 updating Fire Hazard Severity Zones for Local Responsibility Areas per CAL FIRE recommendations.
- Approve $547,391.50 contract with R.J. Noble Company for Crown Area Street Rehabilitation.
- Approve $529,926.15 contract with All American Asphalt for Acacia Avenue Rehabilitation.
- Approve $505,000 contract with Hardy & Harper, Inc. for South Gilbert Street Rehabilitation.
- Approve $314,272.08 agreement with Lumifi for three-year Managed Detection and Response cybersecurity renewal.
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council and Successor Agency will hold a special meeting on May 13, 2025. Council members will consider a Fiscal Year 2025‑26 Proposed Operating Budget Study Session, providing direction on the General Fund budget and the All Funds and Capital Improvements Projects plan. They will also receive and file a charter‑city discussion report, with the option to request staff direction for further consideration. No other decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Provide direction on the FY 2025‑26 General Fund Proposed Budget
- Provide direction on the FY 2025‑26 All Funds and Capital Improvements Projects Plan
- Receive and file the Charter City discussion report (or consider staff direction)
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will hold a public hearing to consider adding three properties to the local historic register. It will also award contracts for the Union Pacific Trail Phase II ($1.85M), Amerige Avenue rehabilitation ($280,000), and slurry seal ($408,000). The council will debate rescinding a resolution on materials display in city facilities and receive first-year operations report for Hunt Branch Library. Closed session includes discussions on litigation and property negotiations for 2000 Youth Way and 136 East Santa Fe Avenue.
- Public hearing to designate 621 N Richman Ave, 538 W Whiting Ave, and 156 Hillcrest Dr as local landmarks
- Award $1,845,775.95 contract to KASA Construction for Union Pacific Trail Phase II
- Award $280,000 contract to Hardy and Harper for Amerige Avenue Rehabilitation
- Consider rescinding Resolution No. 2025-023 on materials display and distribution in city facilities
- Adoption of 2025 Fire Hazard Severity Zone maps for local responsibility areas
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will consider routine items on the Consent Calendar, including the approval of street rehabilitation contracts, grant applications, and policy renewals. The meeting will also include appointments to city committees.
- Hollydale Area Street Rehabilitation contract ($649,044)
- Well 6 Pump Replacement contract ($311,500)
- Orangethorpe Avenue traffic signal grant ($3,218,400)
- Street sweeping signs purchase order ($346,766.44)
- Cellular tower lease agreement at 2470 West Pioneer
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council and Successor Agency will discuss transitioning ambulance services to a city-operated program. The body is also considering several ordinances regarding camping, critical infrastructure, and housing regulations, as well as various grant fund appropriations.
- Proposed transition to City-Operated Ambulance Program with vehicle purchases up to $1,652,000 and gurney equipment up to $535,000
- Acceptance of $4,854,000 grant for Harbor Boulevard Complete Streets Improvements
- Acceptance of $500,000 FAA grant for Airport Terminal Building Tower Rehabilitation and $60,000 contract with C&S Companies, Inc.
- Proposed Ordinance No. 3338 prohibiting use of public rights-of-way for camping or storage of personal items
- Maintenance Services Agreement with Commercial Cleaning Services for $720,140 in 2025 and $906,853 for 2026-2027
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will consider appointing a Planning Commission member, accepting $198,068 in hazard mitigation funds, and waiving museum fees. The meeting includes a public hearing to introduce an ordinance amending zoning regulations for manufactured homes and emergency shelters.
- Accept $198,068 Hazard Mitigation Grant Program award
- Authorize $27,070 Justice Assistance Grant with Orange County
- Authorize $125,000 NOS funds for Medication Assisted Treatment
- Waive $4,763.50 museum reception fees
- Public hearing to introduce ordinance amending zoning for manufactured homes
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council and Successor Agency will consider several items, including closed‑session negotiations on two properties, legal counsel updates on existing and anticipated litigation, and appointments to regional advisory bodies and the Planning Commission. The council will vote on a second reading of Ordinance No. 3337 to change courtesy‑notification and building‑height rules for the Housing Incentive Overlay Zone. Additional consent‑calendar actions include a $1,249,643 professional services agreement for a bicycle and pedestrian project and a temporary use agreement for a parking structure.
- Closed‑session negotiation of 2700 North Harbor Boulevard with American Golf (price and terms)
- Closed‑session negotiation of 120 East Santa Fe Avenue (APN 033‑030‑18) with Westpark Investments, LLC and TA Partners (price and terms)
- Adopt Ordinance No. 3337 amending housing incentive overlay zone courtesy‑notification and height standards
- Approve $1,249,643 professional services agreement with Kimley‑Horn and Associates for Nutwood Avenue Bicycle and Pedestrian Mobility Enhancement Project design
- Authorize temporary use agreement with North Orange County Community College District for Lemon/Whiting Avenue parking structure
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council and Successor Agency will consider a series of consent calendar items, including routine approvals and several specific motions. Key decisions include adopting Ordinance No. 3336, ratifying committee appointments, and authorizing multiple contracts and grant applications. Notable contracts involve cybersecurity upgrades for the water system, a $433,372 inspection contract for Well 7A, and a $1,307,223 construction contract for the Harbor Boulevard traffic signal synchronization project.
- Adopt Ordinance No. 3336 amending municipal code chapter 2.11
- Authorize $256,775.26 contract with Glass Box Technology for water system cybersecurity
- Award $433,372 contract to Ardurra Group for Well 7A inspection services
- Award $1,307,223 contract to Elecnor Belco Electric for Harbor Boulevard traffic signal synchronization
- Authorize joint use agreement for sewer easement at Chapman and Commonwealth Avenues
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The City Council and Successor Agency will discuss a housing incentive overlay zone ordinance and a playground renovation contract. The body will also decide on the future of the Walk on Wilshire road closure and street sweeping operations.
- Adoption of Ordinance No. 3335 establishing a Housing Incentive Overlay Zone Program
- Proposed $466,155 construction contract with Aguilar & Calderon Corporation for Emery Park Playground Renovation
- Decision to reopen Wilshire Avenue to traffic by February 2025
- License agreement with Izaak Walton League of America for cabin use at Hillcrest Park
- Proposed changes to street sweeping operations and parking restriction signs
City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
The Fullerton City Council will continue a public hearing on the 6th Cycle (2021-2029) Housing Element, previously continued from December 10, 2024. The Council will also consider adopting an ordinance amending development standards for multi-family zones under the Housing Incentive Overlay Zone Program, and act on several consent calendar items including a police department personnel revision and a water valve equipment purchase.
- Continued public hearing on 6th Cycle (2021-2029) Housing Element
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 3335 amending development standards for multi-family zones
- Police Department FY 2024-25 personnel revision: increase Sergeant positions from 21 to 22, reduce Corporal from 38 to 37, adjust Records Clerk positions
- Approval of $184,748.47 EZ Valves equipment purchase from Advance Valve Technologies for water capital improvements
- Donation of non-capitalized Hunt Library furniture to Riverside Art Museum