Azusa public meetings in 2025

City Council Meeting

The City Council will select a mayor and mayor pro-tem for one-year terms, hold a public hearing on CDBG projects for 2026-2027, introduce an ordinance amending parking citation rules, and consider terminating the animal control contract with Los Angeles County to negotiate with Inland Valley Humane Society. The council also has closed sessions on potential litigation with West Coast Arborists and labor negotiations.

• Selection of Mayor and Mayor Pro-Tem for one-year terms through January 2027
• Public hearing to approve 2026-2027 CDBG projects and budget
• First reading of ordinance amending Azusa Municipal Code relating to parking citations
• Consideration to terminate animal control contract with LA County and begin negotiations with Inland Valley Humane Society
• Acceptance of $40,000 Foothill Transit bus stop grant for improvements at Foothill Boulevard and Alameda Avenue

The City Council unanimously authorized staff to give six months' notice to terminate the animal control contract with Los Angeles County and to negotiate a new agreement with Inland Valley Humane Society & SPCA starting July 1, 2026. Council also selected Edward J. Alvarez as Mayor and Jesse Avila Jr. as Mayor Pro Tem for one-year terms. Other actions included adopting the 2026-2027 CDBG program, introducing a parking citation ordinance, and approving consent calendar items such as a final tract map, a bus stop grant, and the Canyon City Dog Park project.

• Authorized termination of LA County Animal Care and Control contract and directed negotiations with Inland Valley Humane Society (5-0)
• Selected Councilmember Edward J. Alvarez as Mayor and Jesse Avila Jr. as Mayor Pro Tem for one-year terms (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2025-C57 for 2026-2027 CDBG program, authorizing contracts with LACDA and subrecipients (5-0)
• Introduced first reading of ordinance amending parking citation provisions of Azusa Municipal Code (5-0)
• Approved Final Tract Map No. 83660 at 326 N. Azusa Ave. and accepted offers of dedication (5-0)
• Accepted $40,000 Bus Stop Enhancement Grant from Foothill Transit (5-0)
• Accepted Canyon City Dog Park improvements and approved contract increase of $161,099.67 with Measure A funds (5-0)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the proposed Azusa Greens Redevelopment Project at 919 Sierra Madre Avenue. The Commission is set to recommend that the City Council certify the Final Environmental Impact Report and approve entitlements including General Plan Amendment, Zone Change, Use Permits, and a Development Agreement. The project includes six Class A industrial buildings, a 230-unit age-restricted residential community (15% affordable), and renovation of the existing golf course clubhouse for event use.

• Six Class A industrial buildings totaling approximately 353,075 sq. ft.
• 230-unit age-restricted (55+) residential community with 15% low- and moderate-income units
• Renovation of existing golf course clubhouse for event use
• Requested entitlements include General Plan Amendment, Zone Change, Tentative Tract Map, and Development Agreement
• Consideration of Final Environmental Impact Report (SCH No. 2023120720) and related CEQA findings

City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council will consider a resolution to allow temporary street closures for the Azusa Night Market on Dec 11, discuss and possibly amend the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem rotation system, and consider awarding a three-year citywide tree maintenance contract with a total budgeted cost of approximately $1.02 million across multiple funds. Consent items include filing a notice of completion for the Old Schoolhouse Restoration Project ($2.43 million) and approving an amended MOU with IBEW Local 18 ($7.19 million over four years). A closed session is scheduled for real property negotiations at 622-624 N. San Gabriel Avenue, anticipated litigation, and a city manager performance evaluation.

• Resolution for temporary street closure on N. Azusa Ave between 6th St and Foothill Blvd for Azusa Night Market on Dec 11, 2025
• Discussion and possible adoption of resolution amending Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem selection system
• Award of three-year citywide tree maintenance contract: $475,000 (Parks General Fund), $30,000 (Public Benefit Fund), $515,000 (Electric Line Maintenance Fund)
• Notice of completion for Old Schoolhouse Restoration Project: total cost $2,428,846.36
• Approval of amended MOU with IBEW Local 18: $1,039,335 in FY 25/26, $7,188,885 total over four years

The City Council adopted resolutions to authorize temporary street closures for the Azusa Night Market and to amend the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem selection system. The Council also voted to award a one-year tree maintenance contract to North Star Landcare and approved the Old Schoolhouse Restoration Project.

• Authorized temporary street closures for Azusa Night Market (5-0)
• Adopted resolution amending Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem selection system (5-0)
• Awarded one-year tree maintenance contract to North Star Landcare (3-1)
• Approved Old Schoolhouse Restoration Project payment ($2,428,846.36)
• Approved Amended MOU with International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (5-0)
• Approved Successor Agency payment warrants (5-0)
• Adopted ROPS and Administrative Budget for 2026-27 (5-0)
• Approved October 6, 2025, meeting minutes (5-0)

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will consider accepting approximately $883,000 from the California Air Resources Board's Clean Fuel Rewards Program to support transportation electrification. They will also receive FY 2024-25 fourth quarter budget reports for water and electric funds and a semi-annual report on Azusa Light & Water's energy portfolio. The board will vote to approve minutes from July 28, 2025, and consider canceling the December 22, 2025 regular meeting.

• Accept $883,000 from California Air Resources Board's Clean Fuel Rewards Program for transportation electrification
• Receive and file FY 2024-25 fourth quarter budget reports for water and electric funds
• Receive semi-annual report on Azusa Light & Water's energy portfolio
• Consider canceling the December 22, 2025 regular Utility Board meeting
• Approve minutes of the Utility Board meeting on July 28, 2025

City Council Meeting

The City Council will decide on a three-year, $1.02 million citywide tree maintenance contract for parks, parkways, and median islands. Consent items include approving a $179,550 city attorney services agreement with Burke, Williams & Sorensen, LLP and casting votes for Mayor Gonzales to the San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority board. The meeting also includes a closed session on appointing a city attorney.

• Award of citywide tree maintenance contract (budgeted $1,020,000)
• Approve $179,550 city attorney services agreement with Burke, Williams & Sorensen, LLP
• Resolution casting votes for Mayor Gonzales to San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority board
• Approval of personnel action requests
• Authorization of warrants and payment of claims (Oct 31–Nov 12, 2025)

The Azusa City Council unanimously approved the consent calendar, including a $179,550 legal services agreement with Burke, Williams & Sorensen, LLP, personnel actions, and a resolution for water quality authority voting. A three-year citywide tree maintenance contract was continued to the December 1, 2025 meeting for further review. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved consent calendar items unanimously (5-0)
• Approved $179,550 legal services agreement with Burke, Williams & Sorensen, LLP (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-C52 allowing claims and demands (5-0)
• Approved personnel actions including appointments and classification revisions (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-C53 casting vote for Mayor Gonzales on San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority Board (5-0)
• Received and filed city treasurer's report and purchase orders (5-0)
• Continued citywide tree maintenance contract to December 1, 2025
• Scheduled commission interviews for December 8, 2025

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider recommending City Council approval of the Azusa Greens Redevelopment Project at 919 Sierra Madre Avenue. The project proposes six industrial buildings totaling 353,075 sq ft, a 230-unit age-restricted (55+) residential community with 15% low- and moderate-income units, and renovation of the golf course clubhouse. The Commission will also consider recommending certification of the Final Environmental Impact Report and related CEQA findings.

• Public hearing on General Plan Amendment, Zone Change, Use Permit, Design Review, Tentative Tract Map, and Development Agreement for 92.1-acre Azusa Greens Redevelopment at 919 Sierra Madre Avenue (APNs listed)
• Proposal includes six Class A industrial buildings (353,075 sq ft), 230-unit age-restricted residential community (15% affordable), and golf course clubhouse renovation for events
• Commission to recommend City Council certify Final Environmental Impact Report (SCH No. 2023120720) and adopt CEQA Findings, Mitigation Monitoring, and Statement of Overriding Considerations
• Project requires zone changes from Recreation to Neighborhood General 3 and West End Light Industrial

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will consider three consent calendar items: accepting a permanent easement for electric facilities at 215 East Sierra Madre Avenue, amending a purchase order for a Freightliner truck by $10,267 to a total of $646,493, and ratifying a streetlight fixture replacement agreement with Southern California Edison. The board will also receive updates on golden mussel, power supply, and water supply.

• Accept grant of permanent easement for electric facilities at 215 East Sierra Madre Avenue
• Amend purchase order 038049 for Terex Utilities Freightliner truck, increase by $10,267 to $646,493
• Ratify streetlight fixture replacement agreement between City of Azusa and Southern California Edison
• Receive golden mussel update from general manager
• Receive power supply and water supply updates

City Council Meeting

The council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting Ordinance 2025-06, which updates the Azusa Municipal Code by incorporating the 2025 California Building Standards Code. The consent calendar includes accepting a $95,000 grant for traffic enforcement and a $47,500 grant for digital connectivity, along with other routine items. The council will also meet in closed session to discuss property negotiations at 201 N Vernon Avenue and the appointment of a City Attorney.

• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 2025-06 adopting 2025 California Building Standards Code
• Consideration of $95,000 grant from California Office of Traffic Safety for DUI patrols and enforcement (STEP program)
• Consideration of $47,500 California Collaborative Connectivity grant from California State Library
• Approval of personnel action requests and city warrant payments
• Closed session: real property negotiation at 201 N Vernon Avenue with Azusa Unified School District and appointment of City Attorney

The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2025-06, amending Chapter 14 of the Azusa Municipal Code to include the 2025 California Building Standards Code. The Council also approved a $142,500 grant package for traffic safety and connectivity projects.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 2025-06 (unanimous)
• Approved $95,000 California Office of Traffic Safety grant (unanimous)
• Approved $47,500 California Collaborative Connectivity grant (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of Successor Agency warrants (unanimous)
• Approved personnel promotions and merit increases (unanimous)
• Approved August 18, 2025, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-C51 for claims and demands (unanimous)
• Opened Public Hearing for Ordinance No. 2025-06 (unanimous)

City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council will meet to consider introducing two ordinances: one adopting the 2025 California Building Standards Code and another replacing the city's fireworks regulations. The council will also hold closed session negotiations for property at 204 W Paramount Ave and 201 N Vernon Ave, and discuss appointment of City Attorney. Consent calendar items include approval of warrants, a $100,000 HVAC maintenance increase, a $158,966 ESRI software agreement, and acceptance of $278,739 in Measure A funds.

• Introduction of Ordinance No. 2025-05 adopting 2025 California Building Standards Code
• Introduction of Ordinance No. 2025-06 replacing fireworks regulations with new Article IV
• Approval of $100,000 increase to blanket purchase order for citywide HVAC maintenance with Mesa Energy Systems
• Approval of $158,966 enterprise agreement with ESRI for GIS software renewal
• Approval of $278,739 Measure A Local Solutions Funds agreement with San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments

The City Council voted unanimously to introduce an ordinance adopting the 2025 California Building Standards Code and set a public hearing for November 3, 2025. A proposed fireworks ban was discussed but no vote was taken.

• Introduced Ordinance 2025-06 adopting 2025 California Building Standards Code and set public hearing for Nov. 3 (5-0)

City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council will consider nominating Mayor Robert Gonzales to the San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority board and receive an update on SB 1383 compliance with proposed changes to the Athens Services franchise agreement. The consent calendar includes approval of a $80,940 contract for a topographic survey of Gladstone Street, a $500 scholarship for Azusa High School JROTC, and a memorandum of agreement with One-Legacy for facility use.

• Nomination of Mayor Robert Gonzales to the San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority board (Resolution 2025-C44)
• Update on SB 1383 compliance and proposed franchise agreement changes by Athens Services
• Approval of $80,940 contract with Onward Engineering for topographic survey of Gladstone Street from westerly to easterly city limits
• Approval of $500 Special Assistance scholarship for Azusa High School JROTC program
• Memorandum of Agreement with One-Legacy for use of conference facilities for city functions

The City Council adopted Resolution No. 2025-C44 to nominate Mayor Robert Gonzales to the San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority Board. The Council also approved several consent items, including a surveying contract for Gladstone St. and personnel actions. A proposed franchise agreement change for waste services was discussed and will return for future consideration.

• Adopted Resolution No. 2025-C44 nominating Mayor Robert Gonzales to the San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority Board (5-0)
• Approved $80,940 contract with Onward Engineering for Gladstone St. topographic survey and modeling (5-0)
• Approved $500 Special Assistance Fund contribution to Azusa High School JROTC Program (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2025-C45 for claims and demands (5-0)
• Approved personnel actions including 7 new appointments, 3 promotions, 11 merit increases, and 2 separations (5-0)
• Adopted Memorandum of Agreement with One-Legacy for facility space use (5-0)
• Approved June 16, 2025 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Tabled proposed Athens Services franchise agreement changes for future meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Use Permit and Tentative Tract Map for the condominium conversion of an existing six-unit residential development at 820 N. Soldano Avenue. The project is categorically exempt from CEQA. No other significant decisions are on the agenda.

• Public hearing for Use Permit No. UP-2025-06 and Tentative Tract Map No. TTM-084050 to convert a six-unit residential building into condominiums at 820 N. Soldano Avenue

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will hold a public hearing and vote on adopting updated water capacity, system development, and annexation fees based on a nexus study. The board will also consider a $88,000 pipeline assessment study and several consent calendar items including purchasing two electric trucks, a three-year irrigation efficiency program, and a three-year power generation agreement. A closed session is scheduled for anticipated litigation.

• Public hearing and adoption of Resolution No. 2025-UB-07 updating Water Capacity, Water System Development, and Water System Annexation fees
• Professional Services Agreement with Stetson Engineers Inc. for pipeline assessment study and replacement plan, not-to-exceed $88,000
• Purchase of two 2025 Ford F-150 EV trucks for electric operations, not-to-exceed $141,402.58
• Professional Services Agreement with WaterWise Consulting Inc. for irrigation efficiency retrofit program, $90,000 over three years
• Three-year resource adequacy power generation purchase agreement with City of Vernon, $123,750 per month

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider authorizing $354,044 in purchases for police mobile computers, radios, and maintenance contracts. They will also discuss a partnership proposal from the Azusa Chamber of Commerce for fiscal year 2025-26. Consent items include a $225,000 unarmed security services contract and agreements with Azusa Pacific University.

• Purchase of rugged mobile computers ($193,093) and 15 L3Harris portable radios ($118,187) for police, plus related accessories and services
• Discussion on Azusa Chamber of Commerce partnership proposal for FY2025-26 (no cost listed)
• Consent item: $225,000 professional services agreement with Blackwater Public Safety for unarmed security services (three years with two optional one-year extensions)
• Consent item: Memorandum of Understanding with Azusa Pacific University granting limited powers of arrest to APU police
• Closed session: Conference with real property negotiators for 975 W. Foothill Blvd (APN 8605-019-906 and 907) with Fenyx Energy Inc.

The City Council approved a $354,044 purchase of mobile computers, portable radios, and maintenance contracts for the Police Department, funded by state and federal grants. Council directed staff to provide $45,000 to the Azusa Chamber of Commerce under a revised partnership agreement with city representation. An ad hoc committee was formed to manage the City Attorney appointment process. Proclamations were issued for National Adult & Family Literacy Week and National Code Compliance Month.

• Approved $354,044 purchase of police mobile computers, radios, and maintenance contracts (motion carried)
• Directed staff to negotiate Chamber of Commerce partnership with $45,000 funding and city representation
• Formed ad hoc committee of Mayor Gonzales and Councilmember Bow for City Attorney appointment
• Issued proclamation for National Adult & Family Literacy Week (September 14–20, 2025)
• Issued proclamation for National Code Compliance Month (October 2025)

City Council Meeting and Special Meeting of the Utility Board

The Azusa City Council will hold a public hearing on adopting a Development Impact Fee Nexus Study and new fees, set to take effect 60 days after adoption. They will also discuss future direction on the city's fireworks policy and sale of 'Safe and Sane' fireworks. Consent items include approving an exclusive negotiating agreement for redevelopment of the Atlantis Garden site, purchasing a CAT 420 backhoe loader for $111,718.81, and approving a final tract map at 137 N. Barbara Avenue.

• Public hearing on Development Impact Fee Nexus Study and adoption of Resolution 2025-37
• Discussion on future of fireworks policy and sale of 'Safe and Sane' fireworks
• Consideration of Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with National Community Renaissance for Atlantis Garden site (N. Rockvale Ave and E. 6th St)
• Approval of purchase of CAT 420 Backhoe Loader for $111,718.81 from QUINN
• Approval of Final Tract Map No. 84241 at 137 N. Barbara Avenue

The City Council approved a Development Impact Fee Nexus Study and Resolution 2025-37 to fund infrastructure through fees on new development. The Council also designated voting delegates for the League of California Cities conference. No action was taken on the fireworks policy discussion.

• Approved Resolution 2025-37 for Development Impact Fee Nexus Study and DIF
• Closed Public Hearing for DIF adoption unanimously (5-0)
• Designated Councilmember Avila as voting delegate for LCC conference
• Designated Councilmember Bow as alternate for LCC conference
• Moved to phase out safe and sane fireworks in 2026 (motion pending)
• Moved to phase out safe and sane fireworks in 2026 and 2027 (substitute motion pending)

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will consider awarding a $105,244.90 contract to Monroe Infrared for thermal inspection of 1,607 power poles to comply with California Public Utility Commission General Order 165. The board will also vote on canceling the August 2025 regular meeting and approving the 2024 Power Source Disclosure Report. Staff will present a semi-annual report on the city's energy portfolio and provide updates on power and water supply.

• Award $105,244.90 professional service contract to Monroe Infrared for thermal inspection of 1,607 power poles (CPUC General Order 165 compliance)
• Cancel the regular Utility Board meeting scheduled for August 25, 2025
• Approve the 2024 Power Source Disclosure Report and subsequent 2024 Power Content Label
• Receive and file semi-annual report on Azusa Light & Water's energy portfolio
• Update on Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Plant refueling

Special Meeting of the Azusa Utility Board

This special meeting is solely for a site visit of the South Reservoir Project; no action or votes will be taken. The board will gather at the Water Treatment Plant and then travel to the reservoir site.

• Site visit of the South Reservoir Project (no action to be voted on)

Special City Council Meeting

This special meeting of the Azusa City Council, the Successor Agency, and the Public Financing Authority is called solely for a closed session to discuss the termination or release of a public employee. No public decisions or votes are expected during the open portion; the only action item is the closed session discussion followed by a report from the city attorney.

• Closed session discussion on public employee termination/release (Gov. Code § 54957)

City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council will hold a public hearing on amendments to city zoning code and TOD Specific Plan to expand operating hours downtown. The council will also consider awarding a $3.889M contract (up to $4.277M total) to G2K Construction for the Senior Center Modernization Project at 740 N. Dalton Avenue. Other items include selecting 2025 Academic Scholarship recipients and co-sponsoring the 'Cruising Back 2 Route 66' car show with street closures.

• Public hearing on first reading of zoning ordinance amendments to allow expanded operating hours downtown
• Award of $3,889,000 contract (up to $4,277,900) to G2K Construction for Senior Center Modernization Project at 740 N. Dalton Avenue
• Approval of $6,000 in Academic Scholarship awards for 2025 from the Ad-Hoc Committee's selection
• Authorize co-sponsorship and street closures for 'Cruising Back 2 Route 66' car show and toy drive on November 9, 2025
• Closed session on performance evaluation of City Manager and City Attorney

The City Council awarded a $4,277,900 contract to G2K Construction for the Senior Center Modernization project, funded from the Capital and Infrastructure Reserve Fund with a 10% contingency. They also introduced Ordinance 2025-05 on first reading, amending zoning codes to regulate donation drop-off bins, update recreation zone uses, allow driveways to lead to parking spaces rather than garages, and extend downtown business hours to 6 a.m.–11 p.m. Additionally, the Council approved academic scholarship recipients and co-sponsored the third annual 'Cruising Back 2 Route 66' car show with fee waivers and street closures. All votes were unanimous (5-0).

• Awarded $3,889,000 base contract (plus up to $388,900 contingency, total $4,277,900) to G2K Construction for Senior Center Modernization at 740 N. Dalton Avenue (5-0)
• Introduced Ordinance No. 2025-05 on first reading to amend Municipal Code sections on donation bins, recreation zone uses, driveway standards, trash enclosures, and downtown/TOD operating hours, with CEQA exemption (5-0)
• Approved 2025 Academic Scholarship recipients: Jaden Fisher and Aubrey Gomez (High School), Laura Ponce-Lopez and Joshua Lopez-Delgado (Adult Learner), with $6,000 total funding (5-0)
• Co-sponsored third annual 'Cruising Back 2 Route 66' car show and toy drive on November 9, 2025, waived special event permit fees, and adopted resolution for limited street closures (5-0)
• Heard update on July 4 fireworks enforcement: 30 citations issued, $15,000 spent, no major incidents; council requested future discussion on fireworks approach
• Closed session on City Manager and City Attorney performance evaluations: no reportable action

Regular Planning Commission Meeting

The Azusa City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 25, 2025, to consider Use Permit No. UP-2025-01 for a Type 41 ABC alcohol license at 100 W. Foothill Boulevard. The agenda also covers review of past meeting minutes, staff updates, and commissioner discussion. Residents may attend the meeting at the Azusa Civic Auditorium to provide public comment on the application.

• Public hearing on Use Permit No. UP-2025-01 for a Type 41 ABC alcohol license at 100 W. Foothill Boulevard
• Review of March 26 and April 23, 2025 meeting minutes
• Staff reports and updates from the Planning Division
• Commissioner discussion items and public participation

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will consider adopting a Cross-Connection Control Plan (Resolution 2025-UB-04) to comply with state water regulations and authorize implementation. The consent calendar includes approving an electric easement at 1728 Ranch Road, launching a GREEN Community Grant Program for local environmental projects, and temporarily leasing water rights to Suburban Water Systems. Staff will also present informational reports on a low-income energy efficiency pilot program and the city's wildfire mitigation plan, followed by verbal updates on power and water supply.

• Adoption of Resolution 2025-UB-04 for the Cross-Connection Control Plan
• Grant of permanent electric easement at 1728 Ranch Road
• Launch of GREEN Community Grant Program for recycling, education, and conservation projects
• Temporary lease of water rights to Suburban Water Systems
• Review and adoption of June 2023 Wildfire Mitigation Plan

City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council will consider adopting the biennial budget for fiscal years 2025-26 and 2026-27, covering city, utilities, and related agencies. Other major items include a first reading of an ordinance banning e-bikes and motorized scooters from parks and sidewalks, a public hearing on delinquent trash fees, and approval of a comprehensive police fleet leasing plan with The Bancorp. The consent calendar features a military equipment use report and a tree maintenance contract.

• Public hearing and resolution to place delinquent trash collection fees on property tax roll
• Adoption of FY 2025-27 biennial budget with appropriations for City, Utilities, Public Financing Authority, and Successor Agency
• First reading of ordinance prohibiting e-bikes and motorized scooters in parks, sidewalks, and city facilities
• Approval of comprehensive police fleet leasing plan with The Bancorp for patrol, administrative, and detective vehicles
• Annual update on military equipment use under California AB 481 and adoption of use policy

The City Council adopted the Fiscal Years 2025-26 and 2026-27 biennial budget and approved a list of delinquent trash collection accounts for special assessment. The meeting also included a proclamation for LGBTQ+ Pride Month and a ceremonial presentation of the 'Pet of the Month'.

• Adopted delinquent trash collection fee list (unanimous)
• Adopted FY 2025-27 biennial budget (unanimous)
• Reaffirmed General Fund reserve policy of $3.5 million annually
• Presented LGBTQ+ Pride Month proclamation
• Presented 'Pet of the Month' Socks for adoption

City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council will hold a public hearing on Amendment No. 2 to extend the development agreement with Azusa Pacific University to 2030. The council will also discuss whether to process a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for a residential project with single-family units and townhomes at 201 N. Vernon Avenue. Additionally, a three-year tree maintenance contract with West Coast Arborists for $820,945 per year will be considered for award.

• Public hearing on Amendment No. 2 to extend the APU development agreement expiration to September 19, 2030
• Direction on processing a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for a residential development (single-family, two- and three-story townhomes) at 201 N. Vernon Avenue
• Award of citywide tree maintenance contract to West Coast Arborists, Inc. for $820,945 per year (three-year term with two one-year options)
• Purchase of furniture, fixtures, and equipment for tenant improvements at 890 The Promenade, not to exceed $116,560.93
• Closed session negotiations on property purchases: 622-624 N. San Gabriel Avenue and multiple parcels on Glenfinnan Avenue and surrounding streets

The City Council approved a five-year extension of the development agreement with Azusa Pacific University, setting a new expiration date of September 19, 2030. The Council also directed staff to work with a developer on revised plans for a residential project at 201 N. Vernon Avenue to reduce density and improve neighborhood compatibility. Additionally, the Council rejected all bids for a tree maintenance contract and directed staff to issue a Request for Qualifications instead.

• Approved 5-year extension of APU development agreement (5-0)
• Waived first reading for APU agreement ordinance
• Directed staff to revise 201 N. Vernon Avenue development plans
• Rejected all bids for tree maintenance contract (5-0)
• Directed staff to issue Request for Qualifications for tree maintenance
• Adopted Resolution 2025-C28 for claims and demands
• Approved minutes from March 17 and March 24, 2025 meetings
• Closed public hearing on APU agreement unanimously

Special City Council Meeting

This special meeting on May 27, 2025 includes a public hearing on AB-2561 regarding vacant positions and a workshop to review the proposed FY 2025/26-2026/27 budget. The city will present vacancy data (overall 8.83% as of March 31) and a new vacancy reporting policy; the council will receive public testimony. The budget review will allow direction on adjustments before the scheduled adoption on June 16, 2025.

• Public hearing on AB-2561 requiring annual vacancy reporting and presentation of vacancy data (8.83% overall, highest 18.52% in IBEW bargaining unit)
• Review of proposed FY 2025/26-2026/27 preliminary operating and capital improvement budgets
• Council to provide direction on budget adjustments prior to adoption on June 16, 2025
• Receive and file AB 2561 Public Hearing and Vacancy Reporting Policy
• Vacancy rates by eight bargaining units presented, all below 20% threshold

The City Council unanimously approved a policy for reporting public employee vacancies per AB-2561. The Council also conducted a budget workshop for fiscal years 2025/26 and 2026/27, reviewing proposed spending and reserves ahead of a scheduled adoption on June 16, 2025.

• Approved AB 2561 Public Hearing Vacancy Reporting Policy (5-0)
• Closed public hearing regarding AB-2561 local public employee vacant positions (5-0)
• Reviewed proposed FY 2025/26 and 2026/27 budgets for future adoption

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will consider a consent calendar that includes a water distribution materials purchase agreement with Ferguson Waterworks worth up to $500,000 per year, a $450,000 small business audit and retrofit program, temporary water rights leases to San Gabriel Valley Water Company and the City of South Pasadena, and electric easements at two Ranch Road properties. Staff will also present Q3 budget reports for water and electric funds and an informational report on AB 1572's ban on watering non-functional turf.

• Approve water distribution materials purchase agreement with Ferguson Waterworks, not to exceed $500,000 per year
• Approve $450,000 small business audit and retrofit program via SCPPA joint purchase agreement
• Approve temporary water rights lease to San Gabriel Valley Water Company
• Approve temporary water rights lease to the City of South Pasadena
• Grant permanent electric easements at 1652 and 1728 Ranch Road

City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council will hold a public hearing on the second reading of Ordinance No. 2025-02, which adopts the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code and amends the municipal code regarding administrative citations and nuisance enforcement. The Council will also discuss cancelling the May 19, 2025 regular meeting and consider whether to continue membership in the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments. A $451,634 contract amendment with LA CADA for homeless outreach and case management services is up for approval. The consent calendar includes items on warrants, HR actions, fireworks sales permits, and an architectural services amendment for the Promenade at Citrus project.

• Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance No. 2025-02 adopting the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code and updating code enforcement procedures.
• Discussion and direction on City of Azusa membership in the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments (SGVCOG).
• Approval of first contract amendment with LA CADA for homeless outreach and case management services: $451,634 total over two fiscal years.
• Discussion on 2025 summer meeting schedule and proposed cancellation of the May 19, 2025 regular meeting.
• Consent: First amendment to Studio T-SQ., Inc. for architectural services at the Promenade at Citrus project (890 The Promenade): $36,964 increase.

The City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance amending the municipal code to include the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code and related regulations. The Council also approved a summer meeting schedule that cancels the May 19, 2025, regular meeting.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 2025-02 amending municipal code (5-0)
• Approved 2025 summer meeting schedule and canceled May 19 meeting (5-0)
• Maintained membership in San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments
• Authorized first contract amendment with L.A. Center for Alcohol and Drug Abuse

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will consider consent calendar items including a $600,320 professional services agreement with Civiltec Engineering for construction inspection of the South Reservoir project, an increase to a blanket purchase order for electrical distributors, and a grant of easement for electric facilities. They will also receive reports on California Air Resources Board greenhouse gas allowance auction results and an annual customer energy efficiency report. Verbal updates on power and water supply are scheduled.

• Approve $600,320 contract with Civiltec Engineering for South Reservoir construction inspection (Project WF-221)
• Increase blanket purchase order for Consolidated Electrical Distributors from $50,000 to $75,000
• Grant permanent easement for electric facilities at 479 E. Gladstone St
• Receive report on CARB February 2025 GHG allowance auction results
• Receive annual SB 1037 customer energy efficiency report

Azusa State of the City Address 2025

The Azusa City Council will host the 2025 State of the City Address at the City Auditorium. Mayor Robert Gonzales is scheduled to present the annual address on April 30, 2025.

• Mayor Robert Gonzales to deliver State of the City Address
• Azusa City Auditorium, 6:00pm start time
• Annual address scheduled for April 30, 2025

Planning Commission

The Azusa Planning Commission will consider making recommendations to the City Council on three items: extending the Development Agreement with Azusa Pacific University, updating telecommunications facility regulations, and establishing a Planned Development process. The APU agreement is set to expire in September 2025; the proposed amendment only extends the term. The telecom ordinance would replace Chapter 88.46 to comply with federal and state law changes.

• Recommendation on Development Agreement extension for Azusa Pacific University (APU Specific Plan)
• Proposed ordinance to update Telecommunications Facilities regulations (Chapter 88.46 repeal and replace)
• Development Code Amendment to define and regulate Planned Development process
• Public hearing on all three items

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider approving a $2.13 million contract amendment with LA CADA to continue operating the Azusa Resource Center for two more years, with funding from the General Fund and Measure A Local Solutions Fund. A closed session is scheduled to discuss lease negotiations for Lario Park (APN 8604-019-905) with the US Army Corps of Engineers. The consent calendar includes purchases, appointments, and service agreements, including two Polaris Rangers for river enforcement and a paratransit agreement with Los Angeles County.

• Approve $2,130,846.22 contract amendment with LA CADA for Azusa Resource Center (FY 2025-27)
• Purchase two Polaris Rangers for $100,648.86 for enforcement in North San Gabriel River
• Appoint Yvonne Rosas Petty, Laurie Wray, Angelica Ojeda to Arts, Cultural & Historic Preservation Commission
• Authorize paratransit services agreement with LA County for unincorporated areas bordering Azusa
• Closed session: lease negotiations for Lario Park with US Army Corps of Engineers

The City Council approved a two-year contract amendment with L.A. CADA to operate the Azusa Resource Center, allocating over $2.1 million in General Fund dollars for FY 2025-27. The council also approved a consent calendar including the purchase of two Polaris Rangers for $100,648.86 and the appointment of three residents to the Arts, Cultural & Historic Preservation Commission.

• Approved $2.13M contract for Azusa Resource Center (5-0)
• Approved purchase of two Polaris Rangers for $100,648.86 (5-0)
• Appointed Yvonne Rosas Petty to Arts Commission (5-0)
• Appointed Laurie Wray to Arts Commission (5-0)
• Appointed Angelica Ojeda to Arts Commission (5-0)
• Approved Senior Center modernization plans (5-0)
• Approved Azusa Library modernization plans (5-0)
• Approved three-year agreement with Wells Fargo Bank (5-0)

City Council meeting

The Azusa City Council will hold a first reading of an ordinance amending the municipal code to adopt new property maintenance and housing codes and update administrative citation procedures. The council will also consider approving specifications for a three-year citywide tree maintenance contract and authorize staff to solicit bids. The consent calendar includes a resolution to increase the tax rate on offsite multiuser hazardous waste facilities from 6% to 10% over four years.

• First reading of Ordinance 2025-02 updating property maintenance codes and administrative citations
• Approval of specifications for a three-year citywide tree maintenance contract
• Resolution to increase hazardous waste facilities tax rate from 6% to 10%
• Transfer of OPEB Section 115 Trust administration to Shuster Advisory Group and assets to Charles Schwab Trust Bank
• Purchase of two Palo Alto Networks firewalls for $239,514.60

The Azusa City Council voted 5-0 to approve the first reading of Ordinance 2025-02, amending chapters on administrative citations, designated nuisances, and adopting the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code. A public hearing and final adoption are set for May 5, 2025. The minutes cut off before a decision on a tree maintenance contract was recorded. Council also discussed phone line outages, dissatisfaction with Measure A returns, and e-bike safety in parks.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025-02 updating administrative citations, nuisance codes, and adopting 2024 IPMC (5-0)
• Set public hearing for May 5, 2025 on Ordinance 2025-02

Special City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council is holding a special meeting to interview candidates for three positions on the Arts, Cultural & Historic Preservation Commission. The meeting includes public comment limited to agenda items, then interviews and possible appointments. No other business is scheduled.

• Interviews for three seats on the Arts, Cultural & Historic Preservation Commission

The City Council held a special meeting to interview candidates for three vacancies on the Arts, Cultural & Historic Preservation Commission. Five of eight candidates were interviewed; the council appointed Yvonne Rosas Petty for a term ending 2027, Laurie Wray for a term ending 2026, and Angelica Ojeda for a term ending 2025. The appointments will be ratified by resolution at the April 21 regular meeting.

• Appointed Yvonne Rosas Petty to Arts, Cultural & Historic Preservation Commission (partial term ending Sep 30, 2027)
• Appointed Laurie Wray to Arts, Cultural & Historic Preservation Commission (partial term ending Sep 30, 2026)
• Appointed Angelica Ojeda to Arts, Cultural & Historic Preservation Commission (partial term ending Sep 30, 2025)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two development code amendments and make recommendations to the City Council. One proposal updates telecommunications facility regulations to comply with federal and state law changes; the other includes several cleanup items such as driveway standards and trash enclosure rules.

• Development Code Amendment No. 256 – Updated Telecommunications Facilities Regulations (repeal and replace Chapter 88.46)
• Development Code Amendment No. 260 – 2025 Code Amendment Series 1 (cleanup items for allowed uses, trash enclosures, driveways, definitions)
• Annual Progress Report for Calendar Year 2024 (staff update)
• Economic Development Update (staff update)

Special City Council Meeting

The City Council will receive a status update on key projects and provide direction on goals and priorities for fiscal years 2025-2027. The discussion covers completed projects (North Side Park, Library Outdoor Learning Space, Great Park, etc.), ongoing initiatives (Dog Park, Old School House, Library Modernization), and potential new goals including economic development, transportation, and programs.

• $9.5 million Great Park (9-acre passive park) completed
• $1.9 million Azusa Resource Center (25-bed emergency shelter) completed
• $4 million Senior Center interior remodel (completing bid package)
• $9.75 million Library Modernization (earthquake retrofit, interior, RFP for construction April 2025)
• Suggested new goals: new hotel for 2028 Olympics, 4 downtown activation events, National Boxing Hall of Fame

The City Council held a workshop to discuss goals and priorities for fiscal years 2025-2027, including economic development and capital improvement projects. Staff presented a $13 million capital improvement budget and discussed the potential acquisition of a Little League field. The Council directed staff to bring forward reports on fireworks, a business enhancement district, and a $500,000 grant inquiry.

• Set aside $13 million for capital improvement projects
• Directed staff to research a $500,000 grant to Foothill Community Church
• Directed staff to bring a report on a business enhancement district
• Directed staff to bring a report on fireworks ban discussion
• Directed staff to bring a report on police drones for fireworks enforcement

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will consider authorizing $6 million from the Water Fund Capital Reserve to complete the South Tank project and perform an updated cost-of-service study. The consent calendar includes awarding a $348,395 contract for underground line extension, increasing a Veolia Environmental Services blanket purchase order to $100,000, and approving an easement for electric facilities at 1150 E Alosta Avenue.

• Authorization to use $6 million from Water Fund Capital Reserve for South Tank project and contingencies
• Authorization to staff to perform updated cost-of-service study
• Award construction contract for underground line extension (LD2025-2) to Outsource Utility Contractor, LLC for $348,395
• Increase Veolia Environmental Services blanket purchase order from $60,000 to $100,000 for FY 2024-2025
• Approve grant of permanent easement for electric facilities at 1150 E Alosta Avenue

City Council Meeting and Special Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa City Council and Special Utility Board will consider mid-year budget adjustments resulting in $250,125 in savings, and award a $2,001,427 professional services agreement to Raimi + Associates for updating the General Plan and Zoning Code. They will also hold a first reading of an ordinance changing prima facie speed limits on six roadway segments. The meeting includes closed session discussions on pending litigation and a workers' compensation claim.

• Fiscal Year 2024-25 mid-year budget adjustments (savings of $250,125)
• Award of $2,001,427 contract to Raimi + Associates for General Plan and Zoning Code update
• First reading of ordinance amending speed limits on six roadway segments citywide
• Closed session on litigation Patlogar v. City of Azusa (Case No. 25STCV05405) and workers' compensation claim Steven Martinez v. City of Azusa
• Consent items include approval of Amendment No. 1 to the Kincaid Pit MOU with Irwindale and second amendment to tree maintenance services agreement with West Coast Arborists

The City Council adopted mid-year budget adjustments and authorized a $2.001 million contract for a General Plan and Zoning Code update. The Utility Board also adopted the same budget adjustments.

• Adopted mid-year budget adjustments (5-0)
• Authorized $2.001M PSA with Raimi + Associates for General Plan and Zoning Code update (5-0)
• Scheduled board interviews for April 1, 2025 (5-0)
• Awarded $2,000 checks to local non-profit youth sports organizations

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will hold a regular meeting with a consent calendar to approve minutes from previous meetings. The main staff report is the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Second Quarter Budget Reports for Water and Electric Funds, which will be received and filed. The board will also hear verbal updates on power and water supply. No scheduled items or closed session are listed.

• Approve minutes from October 28, 2024, November 25, 2024, and January 27, 2025 meetings
• Receive and file FY 2024-25 second quarter budget reports for Water and Electric Funds
• Verbal updates on power supply and water supply

City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council will hold a closed session on labor negotiations with police and electrical worker unions, then consider several action items. The council will decide whether to direct staff to process a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for a 153-unit residential development (single-family and townhomes) at 1035 East Mauna Loa Avenue. They will also vote on participating in the Los Angeles Urban County Permanent Local Housing Allocation Program and approve consent items including a $152,203.52 tractor purchase and a special event permit for OneLegacy's Donate Life 1K/5K Run Walk.

• Request to process General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for 153-unit development at 1035 E. Mauna Loa Avenue
• Resolution to participate in Los Angeles Urban County Permanent Local Housing Allocation Program
• Purchase of John Deere 210 P-tier Tractor Loader for $152,203.52 from COASTLINE Equipment Company
• Special event permit for OneLegacy's Donate Life 1K/5K Run Walk on APU West Campus and through Rosedale community
• Closed session on labor negotiations with IBEW, APMA, and APOA

The City Council unanimously approved directing staff to process a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for a 153-unit residential development at 1035 E. Mauna Loa Avenue, comprising single-family homes and townhomes. The council also adopted a resolution to participate in the LA County Permanent Local Housing Allocation Program, accepting $169,507 for the Azusa Resource Center. Consent items included a tractor loader purchase and a special event permit for a OneLegacy run-walk festival.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-C11 to participate in LA Urban County Permanent Local Housing Allocation Program ($169,507 for ARC) (5-0)
• Directed staff to process GPA and Zone Change for 153-unit development at 1035 E. Mauna Loa Ave (5-0)
• Approved purchase of John Deere 210 P-tier Tractor Loader for $152,203.52 (consent)
• Approved special event permit for OneLegacy 1K/5K Run-Walk festival (consent)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-C12 authorizing payment of city warrants (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-R24 authorizing payment of Successor Agency warrants (5-0)
• Received and filed Treasurer's statement and purchase order list (consent)
• Approved personnel action requests (consent)

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider approving the $790,500 purchase of 609 North Azusa Avenue and an exclusive negotiating agreement with Congregation Alehouse LLC for 622-624 North San Gabriel Avenue. The meeting also includes accepting parkland dedication near Rosedale Avenue and Monrovia Place, a $16,677 library grant, and other routine consent items.

• Purchase of 609 North Azusa Avenue for $790,500 from General Fund Undesignated Reserve
• Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with Congregation Alehouse LLC for 622-624 North San Gabriel Avenue
• Acceptance of parkland dedication (Lot 24 of Tract Map No. 083344) at Rosedale Avenue and Monrovia Place
• Approval of a $16,677 'Lunch at the Library' grant from the California State Library
• Increase to ESRI blanket purchase order to $65,000 for Fiscal Year 2024/25

The City Council voted unanimously to accept the dedication of Lot 24 of Tract Map 083344 as parkland, making Great Park part of the city's park inventory. The consent calendar was approved, including the purchase of 609 N. Azusa Ave for $790,500, a lease with CVS to relocate the library, and an exclusive negotiating agreement with Congregation Alehouse. The council also awarded a $429,200 professional services agreement to Transtech Engineering for the library modernization project.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-C07 accepting parkland dedication for Great Park (Lot 24) (5-0)
• Approved consent calendar items including purchase of 609 N. Azusa Ave for $790,500 (5-0)
• Approved exclusive negotiating agreement with Congregation Alehouse, LLC (5-0)
• Approved lease with CVS, LLC for library relocation at $3,000/month (5-0)
• Awarded $429,200 contract to Transtech Engineering for library project management (5-0)
• Approved $45,000 increase to ESRI blanket purchase order (5-0)
• Accepted $16,677 California State Library grant for Lunch at the Library (5-0)
• Approved solicitation for shopping cart retrieval services (5-0)

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board will consider consent calendar items including a $3.7 million increase to a blanket purchase order for Mesa Wind Power Corporation, from $2.8 million to $6.5 million, and approval of plans for an underground line extension along Santa Fe Avenue. The board will also receive the fiscal year 2023-24 fourth quarter budget reports for water and electric funds. Public comment is allowed at the start of the meeting.

• Approve $3.7 million increase in blanket purchase order for Mesa Wind Power Corporation (from $2.8M to $6.5M)
• Approve specifications and authorize bidding for underground line extension Project LD2024-5 along Santa Fe Avenue
• Approve minutes of the September 23, 2024 Utility Board meeting
• Receive and file Fiscal Year 2023-24 Fourth Quarter Budget Reports for Water and Electric funds
• Verbal updates on power and water supply conditions

City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2025 Comprehensive User Fees and Charges Schedule, which would update fees for various municipal activities. In closed session, the council will discuss labor negotiations with police associations and potential litigation related to the former BKK landfill. The council will also hear a special update on the EPA's use of the Lario Staging Area for sorting hazardous materials from the Eaton Fire.

• Public hearing on proposed 2025 comprehensive user fees and charges schedule (item D-1)
• Award of three-year citywide janitorial contract to Executive Facilities Services, Inc. for $304,255 annually (item E-4)
• Adoption of 2025 legislative platform and state/federal legislative priorities (item E-5)
• Special update on EPA using Lario Staging Area for Eaton Fire hazardous materials sorting (item G-1)
• Closed session: labor negotiations with APMA, APEA, IBEW; potential litigation BKK Working Group v. City of Azusa

The City Council adopted Resolution 2025-C04 updating comprehensive user fees for municipal regulatory activities, programs, and services. Development-related fees become effective in 60 days; other fees are effective immediately. The council also approved a consent calendar including warrant payments, personnel actions, committee assignments, a janitorial contract, legislative priorities, and a public health agreement. A special update on the EPA's use of the Lario Staging Area was discussed but no decision was recorded.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-C04 updating user fees (5-0)
• Authorized staff to adjust fees annually using inflationary index (5-0)
• Approved consent calendar (6 items) including warrants, personnel actions, committee assignments, janitorial contract ($304,255/yr), legislative platform, and public health agreement (5-0)
• Approved Successor Agency consent calendar for warrant payments (5-0)

Regular Utility Board Meeting

The Azusa Utility Board meets Monday, January 27, 2025. They will consider a consent calendar item electing Edward J. Alvarez as Chairperson and Jesse Avila, Jr. as Vice Chairperson. The board will receive and file the Fiscal Year 2024-25 first-quarter budget reports for water and electric funds. Verbal updates on power and water supply are also scheduled.

• Election of Utility Board officers: Edward J. Alvarez as Chairperson, Jesse Avila, Jr. as Vice Chairperson
• Receive and file Fiscal Year 2024-25 First Quarter Budget Reports for Water and Electric Funds
• Verbal Power Supply Update
• Verbal Water Supply Update

City Council Meeting

The City Council will select a Mayor and Mayor Pro-Tem for one-year terms. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding the 2025-2026 Community Development Block Grant program.

• Selection of Robert Gonzales as Mayor through January 2026
• Selection of Edward J. Alvarez as Mayor Pro-Tem through January 2026
• Public hearing for the 2025-2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program
• Increase of $225,000 to Best, Best & Krieger, LLP blanket purchase order
• Amendment to Page & Turnbull agreement for Old Schoolhouse project ($375,405)

The City Council approved the selection of Robert Gonzales as Mayor and Edward J. Alvarez as Mayor Pro-Tem for one-year terms. The Council also adopted the 2025-2026 Community Development Block Grant program and approved various administrative and financial items.

• Approved Mayor Gonzales and Mayor Pro Tem Alvarez for one-year terms (5-0)
• Adopted 2025-2026 Community Development Block Grant program (5-0)
• Authorized $130,000 in purchase orders (5-0)
• Increased Best, Best & Krieger contract to $325,000 (5-0)
• Approved first amendment to Page and Turnbull agreement ($375,405) (5-0)
• Approved purchase of 2025 Dodge Durango Pursuit vehicle ($52,399.48) (5-0)
• Authorized Lynberg and Watkins legal counsel services ($100,000 annually) (5-0)
• Approved minutes from November 18, 2024 (5-0)

Special City Council Meeting

The Azusa City Council is holding a special meeting to consider and adopt a resolution ratifying and declaring a local emergency caused by the January 2025 windstorm and Eaton Fire. This action is the only scheduled item on the agenda.

• Resolution No. 2025-C01 ratifying a local emergency related to the January 2025 windstorm and Eaton Fire

The City Council adopted a resolution ratifying a local emergency related to the January 2025 windstorm and Eaton Fire for a period of sixty days. The motion passed with a 5-0 vote.

• Adopted Resolution No. 2025-C01 ratifying local emergency (5-0)
• Recognized family reporting arson attempt in Azusa

City Council Meeting - Cancelled

The regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council, the Successor Agency to the Former Redevelopment Agency, and the Public Financing Authority of Azusa for January 6, 2025 has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.