Dixon public meetings in 2025

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will hold a closed session at 6 p.m. to discuss labor negotiations with multiple employee unions and anticipated litigation. In the public meeting starting at 7 p.m., they will consider a consent calendar including several resolutions. Key items include authorizing a $30,000 equipment purchase, approving an Urban Water Management Plan contract up to $72,020, and a resolution regarding the Large Lot Final Map for The Campus development, which rejects public dedications of several streets and lots.

• Closed session: labor negotiations with Dixon Professional Firefighters Association, Police Officers Association, and other units
• 9.5: Authorize purchase of Graco Thermolazer from First Vanguard Rentals & Sales for not to exceed $30,000
• 9.7: Approve Large Lot Final Map for The Campus; reject dedications of Pedrick Road, Professional Drive, Dorset Drive, Campus Parkway, Opportunity Parkway, Pinole Creek Drive, Commercial Drive, and multiple lots for public use
• 9.8: Authorize contract with Luhdorff & Scalmanini Consulting Engineers for Urban Water Management Plan up to $72,020 plus $16,000 budget adjustment
• 9.9: Authorize one-year no-cost extension to Coastland Civil Engineering PSA No. 25-007

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon USD Governing Board will meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations, discipline, and anticipated litigation. In open session, the board will elect officers, approve consent items including contracts with CDW Sourcewell and James Marta & Company LLP, and MOUs with National University. The main action item is the 2025-2026 First Interim Budget Report with projections. Informational updates include early literacy implementation, PBIS climate survey results, K-8 math curriculum progress, and CBEDS data.

• Election of Governing Board officers (President, Vice President, Clerk)
• 2025-2026 First Interim Budget Report – discussion and action
• Contract with CDW Sourcewell (consent item)
• Contract with James Marta & Company LLP (consent item)
• Memorandum of Understanding with National University (consent items)

Planning Commission Meeting

The commission will approve the minutes from the November 12, 2025 meeting. It will hold a public hearing on Design Review DR25-0214 for Altec Industries’ proposed 7,562 sq ft storage and prep building plus 485 sq ft of office space at 305 Industrial Way (APN 0111-090-230) in the Corridor Mixed Use (CMX) district. The commission will also consider city‑initiated zoning code text amendments to implement the Dixon Housing Element, including affordable‑housing density bonuses and accessory dwelling unit provisions.

• Approve minutes from the November 12, 2025 Planning Commission meeting.
• Public hearing: Design Review DR25-0214 for 305 Industrial Way – 7,562 sq ft building and 485 sq ft office (total 8,047 sq ft) in CMX zone, applicant Altec Industries.
• Unfinished business: Zoning code text amendments to align with the Dixon Housing Element, adding affordable‑housing density bonuses and accessory dwelling unit provisions (File No PA25-21, PDRZ25-0228).

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt an ordinance incorporating the 2025 California Building Standards Code with local amendments, adding a Wildland-Urban Interface Code and updating the emergency hazard placard system. The consent calendar includes several contracts and purchases: up to $100,000 for wastewater treatment equipment, $17,555 for VMT/traffic analysis for the Independence East development, and $1,910 for survey map review of the same project. A two-year no-cost extension for the Parkway Boulevard Grade Separation design contract and a temporary/seasonal compensation plan are also up for approval. The meeting begins with a closed session on anticipated litigation.

• Public hearing: adopt ordinance to adopt 2025 California Building Standards Code with local amendments, add Wildland-Urban Interface Code, amend emergency hazard placard system
• Authorize up to $100,000 from Wilo USA for wastewater treatment oxidation ditch mixers and pump assemblies
• Authorize $17,555 professional services agreement with DKS Associates for CEQA VMT and traffic impact review of Independence East Residential Development
• Authorize $1,910 task order with Sousa Land Surveys for tentative map review of Independence East Residential Development
• Adopt temporary/seasonal compensation plan for Jan 2026 - June 2028 and approve related budget amendment

Dixon USD Board Meeting-John Knight Middle School, MPR - 455 East A Street

The Dixon Unified Governing Board will first hold a closed session to discuss labor negotiations, employee discipline, and two existing lawsuits: John Doe J.B. v. Dixon USD and Melissa Chowning v. Dixon USD. In open session, the board will consider a consent agenda with over a dozen contracts and agreements, receive a comprehensive report on John Knight Middle School, and take action on an administrative specialist job description update, a resolution for the state allocation board, and appointments to the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee.

• Closed session discussion of two active lawsuits against the district
• Consent agenda includes contracts with HMC Architects, Bella Vista Farms, First Student, and others
• Comprehensive report from John Knight Middle School on academics, anti-bullying, and extracurriculars
• Action on updating the Administrative Specialist job description
• Appointment of members to the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider a resolution to extend the design contract for Fire Station 82 by $141,826, along with a $163,185 budget adjustment. A public hearing is set for adopting an ordinance amending the cannabis business pilot program. Other items include new city hall hours, adoption of the 2025 building codes with wildland-urban interface amendments, and a union MOU through 2028.

• Fire Station 82 design contract amendment with Lionakis for $141,826 plus $163,185 budget adjustment
• Public hearing on ordinance amending Chapter 6.12 Cannabis Business Pilot Program
• Adopt resolution for MOU with Public Employees Union, Local One for July 2025 – June 2028
• New city hall hours: Mon–Thu 8:30–5:30, every other Fri 9–5, starting Dec 15, 2025
• Introduce ordinance to adopt 2025 California Building Standards Code with local amendments and wildland-urban interface code

Planning Commission Meeting (Wednesday)

The Commission will hold a public hearing on city-initiated amendments to the Zoning Ordinance to implement the Dixon Housing Element, add affordable housing provisions, and align with recent state law changes regarding density bonuses and accessory dwelling units. A decision may follow the hearing.

• Public Hearing: Zoning Code Text Amendments (PA25-21, PDRZ25-0228) to incorporate affordable housing development provisions and align with state ADU and density bonus laws

Dixon USD Special Board Meeting

This special meeting of the Dixon Unified Governing Board consists solely of a closed session to discuss pending litigation. The board will confer with legal counsel regarding the case John Doe J.B. v. Dixon Unified School District, case number FCS059271. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Closed session under Government Code §54956.9(a) to discuss existing litigation: John Doe J.B. v. Dixon Unified School District, Superior Court of California, Case No. FCS059271

City Council Meeting

The council will first hold a closed session for labor negotiations and three liability claims. In the regular meeting, it will consider consent items including a $75,000 contract for emergency communications, a credit agreement for Homestead project phases 3 and 4, and repairs to the Valley Glen well costing up to $85,912. Under new business, it will hear a verbal investment report and introduce an ordinance amending Chapter 6.12 of the municipal code on the cannabis business pilot program.

• Introduce ordinance amending Chapter 6.12 Cannabis Business Pilot Program
• Approval of $75,000 three-year contract with Tripepi Smith for emergency communications
• Credit and reimbursement agreement with JEN California 6, LLC for Homestead project Phase 3 & 4 capital facilities fees
• Valley Glen well emergency repairs: change order with PumpMan ($54,401) and amendment with LSCE ($31,511)
• Authorize surplus and auction of Engineering/Utilities fleet vehicles

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will consider approving minutes from August and September meetings, and discuss whether to reschedule or cancel the regular meetings scheduled for November 25 and December 23, 2025. Staff will also provide verbal updates on recreation programs and park maintenance.

• Approval of minutes from August 26, 2025 meeting (previously failed to pass)
• Approval of minutes from September 23, 2025 meeting
• Discussion and possible action on rescheduling or canceling November 25 and December 23 regular meetings
• Verbal recreation update from staff
• Verbal park maintenance and improvements update

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The governing board will hold a closed session for labor negotiations, discipline, and anticipated litigation. During the open business meeting, they will recognize multilingual learners and staff, then vote on a consent agenda with over 30 routine items including contracts, a side letter on special education caseloads, and travel requests. Two separate action items are scheduled: updating the 2025-2026 board meeting calendar and approving the Williams quarterly report which states no complaints have been filed.

• Recognition of reclassification for multilingual learners
• Side letter with Dixon Teachers Association regarding RSP caseloads at Dixon High School
• Contract with Michael’s Transportation for bus services at Gretchen Higgins and Tremont
• Anderson Modernization Project Change Order #5
• Approval of Williams quarterly report (no complaints filed)

City Council Meeting

The council will first meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations with the Dixon Professional Firefighters Association, Police Officers Association, and other employee groups. In open session, the council will consider a consent calendar that includes several resolutions approving professional service agreements and contract amendments. Key actions include a $85,000 increase for contract planner services and multiple transportation-related agreements.

• Closed session labor negotiations with Dixon Professional Firefighters Association, Police Officers Association, and other unions
• Adopt resolution for Vestis professional services agreement for up to $35,000 annually
• Adopt resolution amending contract with Land Logistics Inc. for planner services, increasing budget by $85,000 to $200,800
• Adopt resolutions for Highway Safety Improvement Program Cycle 12 grant agreements with Caltrans
• Adopt resolution for DKS Associates transportation impact analysis amendment for $75,185

Planning Commission Meeting - CANCELED

The regular meeting of the Dixon Planning Commission scheduled for October 14, 2025, has been canceled. The next regular meeting is set for November 12, 2025, due to the Veterans Day holiday.

Planning Commission Meeting - CANCELED

The Dixon Planning Commission meeting scheduled for September 9, 2025, has been canceled. The next regular meeting will be held on October 14, 2025. No items were considered.

Parks & Recreation Commission

This is a regular Parks & Recreation Commission meeting with mostly procedural and informational items. The Commission will introduce the new Recreation Supervisor, hear a presentation from the Dixon Public Library on upcoming activities, and consider approval of the agenda and minutes from the prior meeting. Staff will provide verbal updates on recreation and park maintenance. No public hearings or major decisions are scheduled.

• Introduction of new Recreation Supervisor Natalie Stalie
• Presentation by Dixon Public Library on upcoming community activities
• Approval of minutes from the August 26, 2025 regular meeting
• Verbal recreation update from staff
• Verbal park maintenance/improvements update from staff

Special City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will hold a closed session at 5:00 PM to discuss a potential lawsuit and labor negotiations with multiple employee groups. The open meeting at 6:00 PM includes proclamations and a consent calendar with infrastructure contracts and capital project approvals. Notable actions include approving the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Pavement Preservation Project List funded by SB-1, accepting public improvements from the Homestead Project, and authorizing contracts for storm drain repair and wastewater well rehabilitation.

• Closed session: Conference with legal counsel on one anticipated litigation matter.
• Closed session: Labor negotiations with Dixon Police Officers Association, Firefighters Association, and other employee units.
• Consent: Adopt resolution approving Fiscal Year 2025-26 Pavement Preservation Project List (SB-1 funded).
• Consent: Authorize amendment with Cartwright Nor Cal for police station expansion and fire station project management, not to exceed $30,000.
• Consent: Accept public improvements and dedications from JEN California 6 LLC for Homestead Project Phase 2A and related sites.

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon USD Governing Board will hold a public hearing on instructional materials compliance and consider adopting Resolution No. 25-6761. The board will also discuss and vote on contracts for a bond feasibility survey and bond counsel services, along with numerous consent items including contracts and personnel actions. Closed session includes labor negotiations and anticipated litigation.

• Williams Act Public Hearing and Resolution No. 25-6761 on instructional materials compliance
• Contract with True North Research, Inc. for a bond feasibility survey
• Contract with Jones Hall for bond counsel services
• Genentech Charitable Grant of $20,000 for 5th Grade Science Camp
• Approval of Provisional Internship Permit and Bilingual Waiver applications to the CTC

Dixon Community-Based Transportation Plan

The City of Dixon holds a public workshop on the Community-Based Transportation Plan. Attendees will hear an overview, discuss identified mobility challenges, and learn about existing programs such as Dixon Readi-Ride and Solano Mobility. A participatory budgeting exercise allows community members to prioritize transportation projects. Next steps will be outlined after the input session.

• Overview of the Dixon CBTP process
• Community identified transportation and mobility challenges
• Existing programs: Public Works, Dixon Readi-Ride, Solano Mobility
• Participatory budgeting/prioritization exercise for community input
• Thank you and next steps from Mayor Steve Bird

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will vote on routine consent calendar items, including a $29,536 budget adjustment for SR-113 culvert repairs and a $30,415 contract extension for the Southwest Dixon Specific Plan. In new business, the council will approve a new labor agreement with the Dixon Police Officers Association for 2025–2028 and authorize a $5,000 grant to the Downtown Dixon Business Association for the annual Christmas tree lighting event. Staff will also receive direction on potential revisions to the city’s nuisance ordinance and policies, which could affect local property management and enforcement.

• Approve $29,536 budget adjustment for Lateral One SR-113 culvert repairs
• Authorize up to $30,415 for Harris & Associates to review off-site properties in the Southwest Dixon Specific Plan Development ("Homestead")
• Adopt new labor agreement with Dixon Police Officers Association covering July 2025–June 2028
• Approve $5,000 Community Support Fund grant to Downtown Dixon Business Association for December 6, 2025 Christmas tree lighting event
• Discuss potential revisions to city nuisance ordinance and policies

Parks & Recreation Commission Regular Meeting

The Parks and Recreation Commission will receive a presentation on the proposed 5-Year Capital Improvement Program for fiscal years 2026-2030. They will also conduct a design review and may approve a donated storage shed for the Pat Granucci Aquatic Center. Other business includes approving prior meeting minutes and receiving verbal updates on recreation and park maintenance.

• Presentation and update on 5-Year Capital Improvement Program (FY 2026-2030) by Junior Engineer Jordan Santos
• Design review and possible approval of a donated storage shed for the Pat Granucci Aquatic Center
• Approval of minutes from the July 22, 2025 Parks and Recreation Commission meeting

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon Unified School District Governing Board will take action on several items, including appointing an Executive Director of Educational Services and approving teacher credential waiver applications. The board will also discuss an updated 'Sunshine' proposal for SEIU contract negotiations and consider adopting Amplify Desmos Math for the dual immersion program. Consent calendar items include numerous contracts, leases, and routine approvals.

• Appointment of Executive Director of Educational Services
• Approval of submission of Provisional Internship Permit and Bilingual Waiver applications to CTC
• Presentation of updated Sunshine proposal for SEIU contract negotiations 2025-2028
• Dual Immersion Program at Gretchen Higgins Elementary – adoption of Amplify Desmos Math
• Williams Quarterly Report – no complaints filed

Transportation Advisory Commission Meeting

The commission will conduct elections for the Chair and Vice Chair positions. The meeting also includes updates on the annual Golden Pass, 2024 transit ridership survey results, and CIP traffic/transit-related projects.

• Elections for Commission Chair & Vice Chair
• Annual Transit Golden Pass Update
• Annual Transit Ridership Survey Results 2024
• CIP Traffic/Transit-Related Projects Update

City Council Meeting

The council will first enter closed session to negotiate labor contracts with several employee organizations. During the open meeting, it will consider consent items including awarding a $122,420 pedestrian improvements project and a $159,789 staff augmentation contract with Kimley-Horn. New business includes discussion on revising the city's cannabis business ordinance and authorizing additional design work for Fire Station 82.

• Closed session conference with labor negotiators for multiple employee organizations
• Award HSIP Cycle 11 Pedestrian Improvements Project to B&M Civil LLC for $122,420
• Authorize professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn for staff augmentation up to $159,789
• Authorize agreement with Bureau Veritas for fire plan review and inspection services up to $230,000
• Discussion and direction on updates to the city's cannabis business ordinance

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider a design review application for 8 model homes in Homestead Phases 3 and 4 (Villages 12, 14, 15). The project includes 215 residential lots with three architectural styles and 18 color schemes. This item was continued from the July 8, 2025 meeting. No other public hearings or new business are scheduled.

• Design review (DR25-0189) for 8 model homes with three styles (Cali Ranch, Cottage, Wine Country) and 18 color schemes
• Homestead phases cover 215 residential lots in RM-SWSP and RL-SWSP zoning districts
• Application by Richmond American Homes for APNs 0114-012-060, -090, -100, -120
• Consent calendar includes approval of July 8, 2025 meeting minutes

Harvest Master Plan, Southeast Annexation, and General Plan Amendment Project Draft EIR Scoping Meeting

The City of Dixon is holding a scoping meeting to gather public input on the scope of the Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Harvest Master Plan, Southeast Annexation, and General Plan Amendment Project. No action will be taken at this meeting; it is solely to inform the public and receive comments on environmental issues to be analyzed. The proposed project includes annexation of approximately 1,258 acres and development of up to 8,752 residential units over 20–25 years.

• Scoping meeting on August 11, 2025 at 7:00 pm (in-person and Zoom)
• 30-day comment period from July 18 to August 18, 2025
• Project includes up to 8,752 residential units, commercial space, and infrastructure
• Proposed annexation of 1,258 acres of unincorporated Solano County land
• Draft EIR anticipated in early 2026 with subsequent Planning Commission and City Council hearings

City Council Meeting - REVISED

The City Council will first hold a closed session to discuss labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations, a liability claim, and two litigation matters. The regular meeting includes a consent calendar with routine items, notably a 10-year fire protection services agreement, subdivision improvement agreements for Homestead phases, and professional services contracts for engineering and building services. The council will also consider accepting a California Water Service Grant for safety equipment and designating sole-source vendors for water metering and sodium hypochlorite.

• 10-year agreement with Dixon Fire Protection District for fire protection services (annual payments)
• Professional services agreement with 4Leaf, Inc. for building division services (not-to-exceed $255,000)
• Amendment to PSA with Coastland Civil Engineering for $45,000 for Campus at Dixon project
• Subdivision improvement agreements for Homestead Phase 3 Village 12, Phase 4 Villages 14 & 15
• Acceptance of California Water Service Grant for URVI safety equipment (no dollar amount specified)

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The board will receive a 45-day budget update reflecting state adopted budget changes. It will also consider a resolution presenting updated 'Sunshine' proposals for SEIU contract negotiations for 2025-2028. Action items include approving multiple MOUs with employee unions, a revised facility rental fee schedule, and new job descriptions for senior staff.

• 2025-2026 Budget Update (45-Day Revise) – informational item on revenue changes from state budget
• Public presentation and approval of Resolution 25-6756 on SEIU contract negotiations for 2025-2028
• Approval of revised facility rental fee schedule for DUSD property
• Contract with Cintas Uniform Services for maintenance, grounds, and custodial staff
• Approval of provisional internship permit applications to California Commission on Teacher Credentialing

Parks & Recreation Commission Regular Meeting 7.22.25

The Parks and Recreation Commission will hold annual elections for Chair and Vice Chair for Fiscal Year 2025-26, and discuss a proposed bike rack placement. The commission will also approve minutes from the June 2025 meeting and receive presentations on website updates and park maps.

• Annual election of Parks and Recreation Commission Chair and Vice Chair for Fiscal Year 2025-26
• Discussion and recommendation on proposed bike rack placement
• Approval of minutes from the June 24, 2025 Regular Meeting
• Introduction of new commissioner
• Presentation on website updates and park maps

City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to amend the CalPERS contract to implement pension cost share provisions with employee groups. The consent calendar includes approval of minutes, claims enumeration, professional services agreements for water quality compliance, surveyor task orders for campus subdivision final maps totaling up to $69,315, a cannabis tax grant for impaired driving enforcement, surplus auction of vehicles, and purchase of an electric mower for $32,743.67. A closed session at 6:00 p.m. will discuss labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations.

• Public hearing on ordinance to amend CalPERS contract for pension cost share (Item 10.1)
• Task orders for Sousa Land Surveys: Campus Large Lot ($4,220), Village 2A ($14,480), Village 4 ($11,860), Village 5 ($18,300), Village 6 ($20,455) (Item 9.5)
• Adopt resolution accepting Cannabis Tax Fund Grant Program for impaired driving enforcement training (Item 9.6)
• Authorize purchase of EXMARK 60” electric mower for $32,743.67 (Item 9.8)
• Adopt resolution authorizing surplus auction of Public Works fleet vehicles (Item 9.7)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a study session to discuss a proposal to rezone 15.18 acres north of Vaughn Rd from commercial/industrial to medium density residential for 110 duplex buildings (220 units). They will also vote on a design review for 8 model homes in the Homestead subdivision (215 lots) and an update to the city's 5-year Capital Improvement Plan. Officers for the 2025-26 fiscal year will be elected.

• Study session for Independence East: 220 duplex units on 15.18 acres north of Vaughn Rd, requiring General Plan, Specific Plan, and zoning amendments
• Design review for 8 model homes (three styles, 18 color schemes) in Homestead Phases 3&4 at Pitt School Road and Homestead Way (215 lots)
• Resolution on 5-year Capital Improvement Plan consistency with General Plan 2040
• Election of Planning Commission Chair and Vice Chair for FY 2025-26

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will consider a consent calendar item authorizing a $517,000 professional services agreement with Kimley Horn for the Lombardo Ranch residential subdivision, annexation, and master plan. Other consent items include extending dispatch service agreements with Solano County Sheriff's Office, increasing the per-call rate to $22 for police, and purchasing a John Deere tractor for $114,474. Two public hearings are scheduled to place delinquent sewer accounts and weed abatement assessments on property tax bills.

• Authorize $517,000 contract with Kimley Horn for Lombardo Ranch residential subdivision project
• Extend Solano County dispatch MOA for police and fire; police call rate increases from $20 to $22
• Public hearing to place delinquent sewer accounts on property tax rolls
• Public hearing to place delinquent weed abatement assessment on property tax bill
• Authorize $114,474 purchase of John Deere 6135E tractor from Pape Machinery

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon Unified School District Governing Board will hold a closed session for labor negotiations and litigation, then consider a consent calendar with routine items. Key actions include adoption of the 2025-2026 budget and Local Control Accountability Plan, approval of a multi-year lease with Dixon Montessori Charter School, and appointment of a Director of Special Education. The board will also hear presentations on i-Ready diagnostic results and California Dashboard local indicators.

• Adoption of the 2025-2026 school district budget
• Multi-year lease agreement with Dixon Montessori Charter School
• Contract with DCG Strategies for real estate consulting services
• Agreement with Dixon Montessori Charter School for Charter School Facilities Program application
• Appointment of Director of Special Education

Parks & Recreation Commission Regular Meeting 6.24.25

The Parks and Recreation Commission will consider design approval of a proposed bench donation at the Officer Matthew Bowen Memorial Park, located at Pitt School Road and Sunflower Way. The commission will also present a Parks & Recreation Month proclamation and receive verbal updates on recreation programs and park maintenance.

• Design review and potential approval of a bench donation at Officer Matthew Bowen Memorial Park (Pitt School Road and Sunflower Way)
• Presentation and adoption of a Parks & Recreation Month proclamation
• Approval of minutes from the May 27, 2025 regular meeting
• Verbal recreation update from staff
• Verbal park maintenance and improvements update and housekeeping items

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will hold a closed session at 6 p.m. to discuss labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations and a real property lease renewal at Pedrick & Casey Roads. The regular meeting at 7 p.m. includes a consent calendar with several professional services agreements and budget adjustments, including a $672,033 contract for construction management at the Campus at Dixon project. The agenda is largely routine and procedural, with no public hearings listed.

• Closed session: Conference with labor negotiators for Dixon Professional Firefighters Association, Police Officers Association, and other units.
• Closed session: Conference with real property negotiators for lease renewal at Southeast corner of Pedrick & Casey Roads (APN 0143-020-080).
• Consent: Authorize $672,033 agreement with WSP USA, Inc. for construction management and inspection services for Campus at Dixon.
• Consent: Authorize $95,836 agreement with Luhdorff and Scalmanini Consulting Engineers for domestic drinking water well construction management at Campus at Dixon.
• Consent: Authorize $34,170 (plus $13,356.50 contingency) CEQA consultant agreement with Raney Planning and Management, Inc. for Dixon 89 Industrial/commercial project.

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The board will vote on a multi-year contract amendment for Superintendent Brett Barley, appoint a principal for Anderson Elementary School and an assistant principal for John Knight Middle School, and hold public hearings on the 2025-26 Local Control Accountability Plan and proposed budget. Consent items include grant applications, curriculum adoptions, and various contracts.

• Amendment No.1 to Superintendent Brett Barley's employment contract for 2025-2029
• Appointment of Principal of Anderson Elementary School
• Appointment of Assistant Principal of John Knight Middle School
• Public hearing on the 2025-26 Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)
• Public hearing on the 2025-26 Proposed Budget

Planning Commission Meeting

The Dixon Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three projects: a comprehensive sign program for Buckhorn BBQ & Grill at 1460 Ary Lane, a new 7,025 sq ft showroom building for European Wholesale Machines at North Lincoln Street and West Vaughn Road, and model homes for Homestead Phases 3 and 4 (215 lots) at Pitt School Road and Homestead Way. The commission will also receive a presentation on development activity in the city. Consent calendar includes approval of the April 8, 2025 meeting minutes.

• 1460 Ary Lane: Buckhorn BBQ & Grill comprehensive sign program (4 new wall signs, new monument sign face, 138.62 sq ft total)
• North Lincoln Street & West Vaughn Road: 7,025 sq ft showroom for European Wholesale Machines, requiring conditional use permit and parking reduction modification
• Pitt School Road & Homestead Way: Design review for 8 model homes (3 styles, 18 color schemes) for Homestead Phases 3 and 4 (215 residential lots)
• Presentation on citywide development activity update

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will consider consent calendar items including the purchase of four Readi-Ride buses (not to exceed $170,000 each), 35 TASER X10 devices ($181,481.91), and a contract amendment with Placeworks for General Plan work ($289,240 plus contingency). A closed session precedes the regular meeting to discuss labor negotiations and two pending lawsuits.

• Authorize purchase of four Readi-Ride buses from A-Z Bus Sales using cooperative pricing, not to exceed $170,000 each
• Approve five-year agreement with Axon Enterprise for 35 TASER X10 devices, holsters, and support services for $181,481.91
• Adopt resolution to amend contract with Placeworks for Southeast Dixon Master Plan planning services, increasing budget to $289,240 plus $23,386 contingency
• Authorize advertisement for bids on Highway Safety Improvement Program Cycle 11 project (CEQA Class 1 exemption)
• Closed session includes labor negotiations with seven employee groups and discussion of two existing lawsuits (Almaraz/Gonzalez v. City of Dixon, City of Dixon v. HD Land, LLC)

Parks & Recreation Commission Regular Meeting 5.27.25

The Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to receive a presentation from Dixon Public Library Librarian Ralianna D. Garcia on upcoming community activities. The commission will also approve the meeting agenda and minutes from the April 22, 2025 regular meeting, and hear verbal updates from staff on recreation and park maintenance.

• Presentation by Ralianna D. Garcia, MLIS Librarian, on Dixon Public Library upcoming activities
• Approval of minutes from April 22, 2025 Parks and Recreation Commission regular meeting
• Verbal Recreation Update from staff
• Verbal Park Maintenance/Improvements Update and commission housekeeping items

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will meet on May 20, 2025, with a closed session at 6:00 p.m. for labor negotiations and a liability claim, followed by a regular meeting at 7:00 p.m. The consent calendar includes several contract extensions and acceptances, most notably a $714,302 budget amendment for an environmental impact report on the Southeast Dixon Master Plan. The council will also vote on a bid for legal notice publication services.

• Amendment No. 1 with Stantec for Southeast Dixon Master Plan EIR – not-to-exceed $714,302
• PSA with CSG Consultants for environmental review of proposed school at East A St/North 2nd St – $74,675 plus $7,000 contingency
• Resolution accepting public improvements and dedications from JEN California 6 LLC for Homestead Project Villages 6 and 7
• Resolution in support of constructing a new shipbuilding facility in Solano County
• Closed session on labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations and a liability claim by Maria Elena Villalpando

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon USD Governing Board will consider several curriculum adoptions and policy updates. Key votes include a new K-8 math curriculum, an ethnic studies course, and strategic plans for multilingual learners and dual immersion. The board will also decide on withdrawing from a government financial services JPA and approving multiple MOUs with the teachers association.

• K-8 Math Curriculum Adoption – committee recommends Amplify Desmos Math
• Approval of Resolution #25-6750 withdrawing from Government Financial Services JPA
• Ethnic Studies Course Curriculum Adoption (required by state law)
• Contract with Delta One Security (no dollar amount listed)
• Memorandum of Understanding for DHS 2025-2026 Bell Schedule and Intervention Program

Planning Commission Meeting - CANCELED

The Dixon Planning Commission meeting scheduled for May 13, 2025, has been canceled. The next regular meeting will be held on June 10, 2025. No items were discussed.

Special City Council Meeting - Budget Workshop

This special meeting is a budget workshop where the City Council will receive a presentation and discuss the proposed Consolidated Budget for Fiscal Year 2026. The workshop covers multiple fund categories including the General Fund, Enterprise Funds, Grant Funds, and Capital Improvement Funds. No final decisions are expected; this is a discussion-only item.

• Presentation and discussion of the proposed Consolidated Budget for FY 2026
• Focus on General Fund, General Fund Sub Funds, Enterprise Funds, Grant Funds, Special Revenue Funds, Capital Improvement Funds, Special Assessments/CFD/L&L Districts, Debt Service Funds, and Successor Agency Funds
• Item initiated by Finance Director Kate Zawadzki and prepared by the Finance Director

City Council Meeting

The city council will consider a consent calendar that includes a $1,995,000 budget amendment for the Harvest Master Plan project, a $63,500 compost agreement, and resolutions for landscaping assessments and past-due trash accounts. A public hearing is scheduled to adopt an ordinance regulating bicycles and electric scooters. New business includes the city treasurer's quarterly investment report and an update on the Harvest at Dixon project.

• Authorize Amendment No. 3 to professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates for Harvest Master Plan project, increasing budget to $1,995,000 and extending term to March 31, 2028
• Approve sole source agreement with California Wood Recycling, Inc. (Agromin) for SB 1383-compliant composted materials, not to exceed $63,500
• Preliminary approval of Engineer’s Report for Dixon Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District (LLMD) for FY 2025-26 and setting July 1, 2025 public hearing on assessments
• Adopt ordinance amending Chapter 12.11 (Bicycles) and adding Chapter 12.12 (Electric Scooters) to the Dixon Municipal Code
• Receive update on outreach for proposed Harvest at Dixon project and provide direction on draft Vision and Guiding Principles

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon USD Board will meet in closed session to evaluate the superintendent and discuss labor negotiations. In open session, the board will consider adopting reading screening instruments for kindergarten through second grade as required by Senate Bill 114, and approve a revised conflict of interest code. Consent items include contracts for transportation and behavioral support, an MOU with Alliant International University, and adoption of a transitional kindergarten curriculum.

• Action on SB 114 reading screening instrument adoption for K-2
• Resolution #25-6749 adopting revised Conflict of Interest Code
• Contract with Michael’s Transportation Service, Inc. for Gretchen Higgins
• Contract with Solano County Office of Education for Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support
• Transitional Kindergarten Curriculum Adoption

Planning Commission Meeting - CANCELED

The Dixon Planning Commission meeting scheduled for February 11, 2025, has been canceled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 11, 2025.

Park & Recreation Commission Regular Meeting 4.22.25

The Dixon Park & Recreation Commission will consider approving a proposed bench donation at Women's Improvement Club Park and receive an update on upcoming CPI-based fee increases for park facilities, aquatics programs, and the Senior/Multi-Center. The commission will also vote to approve the agenda and minutes from the February 25, 2025 meeting.

• Design review and potential approval of a bench donation at Women's Improvement Club Park (Item 9.1)
• Receive update on CPI increase for Park Facility, Aquatics Programs, and Senior/Multi-Center fees effective July 2025 (Item 9.2)
• Approve minutes from the February 25, 2025 regular meeting (Item 8.1)
• Verbal updates from staff on recreation programs and park maintenance (Items 10.1, 10.2)

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon USD Governing Board will consider resolutions to reduce or eliminate certificated and classified employee services (Resolutions 25-6746 and 25-6747), and approve updated salary schedules based on tentative agreements with DTA, SEIU, and Confidential employees. The board will also present initial 'Sunshine' proposals for contract negotiations with DTA and SEIU for 2025-2028, and authorize a Constitutional Cash Advance for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. Additionally, an update on the Ethnic Studies course implementation and a declaration of need for fully qualified educators are on the agenda.

• Final Board Resolution 25-6746 reducing or eliminating services for certificated employees
• Final Board Resolution 25-6747 reducing or eliminating services for classified employees
• Updated salary schedules based on January 16, 2025 tentative agreements with DTA, SEIU, & Confidential
• Sunshine proposals for DTA and SEIU contract negotiations for 2025-2028
• Constitutional Cash Advance Resolution 25-6748 for 2025-2026 cash flow from Solano County

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will hold a public hearing on updating the Master Fee Schedule using the December 2024 Consumer Price Index. The consent calendar includes approving a planned development amendment for Homestead Phase 3/Village 13 and authorizing a CEQA services agreement for the Independence East residential development. New business items set public hearings for July 1 on past due sewer and weed abatement accounts. The council will also meet in closed session for labor negotiations and existing litigation.

• Public hearing on annual Master Fee Schedule update based on December 2024 CPI
• Adopt ordinance approving Planned Development Plan amendment for Homestead Phase 3/Village 13 (APN 0114-012-120)
• Authorize CEQA services agreement with CSG Consultants Inc. for Independence East residential development
• Set July 1, 2025 public hearing on past due sewer service accounts
• Set July 1, 2025 public hearing on past due weed abatement account

Planning Commission Meeting

The commission will hold a public hearing on revoking Conditional Use Permit 18-18 for Shafer Manufacturing's cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution at 325 W. F Street. It will also receive a presentation on the 2024 General Plan Annual Progress Report, Housing Element Annual Progress Report, and Housing Successor Agency Annual Report. Consent calendar items include approval of minutes from previous meetings.

• Public hearing on revocation of Conditional Use Permit 18-18 (cannabis business) at 325 W. F Street
• Receive presentation on 2024 General Plan and Housing Element Annual Progress Reports
• Consent: Approve minutes from March 5 and March 11, 2025 meetings

City Council Special Meeting

The Dixon City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss and provide direction to staff on the Cannabis Business Pilot Program. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Discussion and direction to staff regarding the Cannabis Business Pilot Program

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will consider consent calendar items including ordinances for The Campus Mixed Use Development project, contracts for police station expansion and construction management, and a labor negotiation closed session. A presentation of the 2024 Police Department Annual Report is also scheduled.

• Adopt ordinances for a Development Agreement and Planned Development Rezoning for The Campus Mixed Use Development site
• Authorize Amendment #4 for Lionakis for police station second-story expansion design, not to exceed $92,867
• Authorize agreement with Cartwright Nor Cal, Inc. for construction management and inspection services, up to $491,243
• Authorize Amendment #2 with Land Logistics for contract planner services for The Campus/Dixon 257 project, increase of $15,000 to $115,800
• Authorize agreement with AP Triton, LLC to prepare Emergency Service Master Plans for Fire and Police

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon Unified School District Governing Board will consider several financial actions, including accepting the 2023-24 external and bond audits, reviewing the second interim budget report for 2024-25, and voting on a deficit reduction plan starting in 2026-27. The board will also act on updated salary schedules from tentative agreements with employee groups, adopt the 2025-2026 meeting calendar and transportation plan, and hear an update on implementing an Ethnic Studies course. Consent items include contracts for CORE Learning, Dixon High School prom, and a retro payment for a former superintendent.

• Deficit reduction resolution (No. 25-6743) and plan beginning 2026-2027
• Acceptance of the external audit report for fiscal year 2023-24
• Updated salary schedules based on January 2025 tentative agreements with DTA, SEIU, non-represented & confidential staff
• Adoption of the 2025-2026 Governing Board Meeting Calendar and Transportation Plan
• Contracts with CORE Learning, Elks Tower (Dixon High prom), MUZZ Productions, Excel Photography, and School Datebooks

City Council Meeting

The council will hold a public hearing on the Campus Mixed-Use project (Dixon 257), including certification of an Environmental Impact Report, specific plan amendments, rezoning, tentative maps, and a development agreement on approximately 260 acres. The consent calendar includes accepting completion of the 27" Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project Phase 1, directing preparation of the FY 2025-26 Engineer's Report for the Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District, adopting a CalPERS cost-sharing resolution for unrepresented employees, and authorizing a $44,000 professional services agreement for fire management leadership development. The meeting opens with closed session on a liability claim, litigation initiation, and labor negotiations.

• Public hearing on Campus Mixed-Use Development (PA23-16): 48-acre Dixon Opportunity Center, up to 660,000 sq ft warehousing/office, 1,041 residential units, 2 acres commercial, on 260 acres west of Pedrick Rd and north of Vaughan Rd
• Consent: Accept 27" Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project Phase 1 as complete, authorize change order with Hardiman Construction, Inc.
• Consent: Direct preparation of FY 2025-26 Engineer's Report for Dixon Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District
• Consent: Amend CalPERS contract to incorporate cost-sharing for unrepresented employee groups (Confidential-Mid Management, Professional Employees, Confidential Senior Management)
• Consent: Authorize $44,000 FY 2024-25 budget amendment and professional services agreement with Drayton Consulting Services for fire management leadership development

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider recommending approval of an amendment to the Tentative Map and Planned Development Plan for Village 13 at Homestead, changing the layout of 58 single-family lots from alley-loaded to front-loaded. The consent calendar includes approval of minutes from the January 2025 special study session and regular meeting.

• Public hearing: Amendment to Tentative Map TM21-01 and Planned Development Plan PD21-01 (PA25-04/TMA25-01/PDA25-01) for Village 13 at Homestead, changing 58 lots from alley-loaded to front-loaded, with lot size, setback, and coverage adjustments.
• Consent calendar: Approval of minutes from January 14, 2025 Special Study Session and Regular Planning Commission meetings.

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon Unified School District Board will consider two resolutions to reduce certificated and classified services, effectively authorizing layoffs. Other action items include approving the 2025-26 school calendar and several memoranda of understanding with labor unions. The board will also hear an appeal of a complaint concerning instructional materials.

• Resolution 25-6735 to reduce or eliminate particular kinds of certificated services
• Resolution 25-6739 to reduce or discontinue classified employee services due to lack of work or funds
• Approval of the 2025-26 school year calendar as proposed by the Calendar Committee
• Memoranda of Understanding with DTA and SEIU on job descriptions and positions
• Annual contract with SCOE for Internet Services and contracts with Excel Photographers

REVISED- Planning Commission Special Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the Campus/Dixon 257 Project, a large mixed-use development on a 260-acre vacant site west of Pedrick Road and north of Vaughn Road. The commission will consider certifying the Final EIR, amending the Northeast Quadrant Specific Plan, approving a development agreement, rezoning, tentative maps, and design review, then make a recommendation to the City Council. The project includes a 48-acre opportunity center, commercial uses, up to 1,041 residential units, roadway improvements, and parks.

• Public hearing to consider Final EIR for Campus/Dixon 257 Project
• Amendments to the Northeast Quadrant Specific Plan (SP 23-01)
• Development Agreement (DA23-01) with Dixon Venture, LLC
• Rezoning to establish land use plan and development standards (RZ23-01)
• Large-Lot and Small-Lot Tentative Maps (TM23-01 and TM24-01)

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will hold a public hearing to amend Capital Facilities Fees and the Agricultural Mitigation In-Lieu Fee. They will receive a mid-year Fiscal Year 2024-25 budget update and consider budget adjustments. The council will also vote on a resolution supporting the annual Grillin-n-Chillin event and discuss a shade structure at Pardi Plaza.

• Public hearing to amend Capital Facilities Fees by 1.1% Construction Cost Index increase and Agricultural Mitigation In-Lieu Fee by 2.5% CPI increase.
• Mid-year FY 2024-25 budget update and approval of budget adjustments.
• Resolution supporting 14th annual Dixon Grillin-n-Chillin on June 28, 2025, including street closures in Downtown Dixon and use of city staff overtime.
• Receive Council direction on Pardi Plaza shade structure.
• Adopt resolution defining compensation for fire personnel for emergency response away from duty station.

Parks & Recreation Commission Regular Meeting 2.25.25

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss and make a recommendation on where to place purchased amenities for a neighborhood park in Homestead. The Commission will also consider approving minutes from the January 28, 2025 meeting and receive verbal updates on recreation and park maintenance.

• Discussion and recommendation for placement of purchased amenities for Homestead neighborhood park
• Approve minutes from the January 28, 2025 Parks and Recreation Commission Regular Meeting
• Verbal updates on recreation programs and park maintenance/improvements

Transportation Advisory Commission Meeting

The Transportation Advisory Commission will receive presentations on the Solano Transportation Authority's Community Based Transportation Plan and an update on the Parkway Blvd Overcrossing project. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and verbal updates from staff and police. No new business or unfinished business is scheduled.

• STA presentation of Community Based Transportation Plan (CBTP)
• Parkway Blvd Overcrossing project update
• Approval of December 18, 2024 meeting minutes
• Verbal updates on projects and enforcement from Engineering and Police Department

City Council Meeting (**Audio Start Time: 01:02:00**)

The Dixon City Council will hold a closed session to discuss appointing a Fire Chief, then consider routine consent items including a $27,250 fireworks production contract and a six-year audit services agreement. In new business, the council will receive direction on the form of utility bills for city water and wastewater accounts and approve several community events with street closures.

• Closed session: Public employee appointment for Fire Chief
• Consent: Fireworks Production Agreement with Pyro Spectaculars North, Inc. for $27,250
• Consent: Professional services agreement with MUN CPAs, LLP for six years of audit and reporting services
• New business: Receive direction on form of utility bills for city water and wastewater customer accounts
• New business: Approve Dixon Grillin-n-Chillin (June 28), Concerts in the Plaza (June–Oct.), and Dixon May Fair parade with street closures

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon USD Governing Board will meet for a closed session on labor negotiations, discipline, and potential litigation, followed by a public business meeting. The board will receive information on the LCAP mid-year update, Governor's 2025-26 budget proposals for K-12 education, and a proposed 2025-26 school year calendar. No action is expected on these items; the consent calendar includes routine personnel and accountability reports.

• Closed session items: labor negotiations, employee discipline/dismissal, anticipated litigation (1 case)
• Consent agenda: Human Resources Personnel Action Report, School Accountability Report Cards
• Information: LCAP Mid-Year Update for 2024-2025
• Information: Overview of Governor's 2025-26 state budget proposals for K-12 education
• Information/discussion: Proposed 2025-26 school year calendar

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon Unified School District Governing Board will meet on February 6, 2025, starting with a closed session at 5 PM for labor negotiations, employee discipline, and anticipated litigation. The open business meeting at 6 PM includes a consent calendar with multiple contracts (Advanced Communications, CDW Government, EPIC Special Education Staffing, and others), an enrollment update, annual Brown Act training, and selection of board member work group representatives.

• Closed session: conference with labor negotiators, employee discipline, anticipated litigation (1 case)
• Consent calendar: contracts with Advanced Communications, CDW Government, EPIC Special Education Staffing for registered nurse, Frontline Education Analytics, and others
• Information item: December 2024 enrollment and attendance update
• Information, discussion, action: annual Brown Act training and selection of board member work group members and representatives
• Future agenda items: City/DUSD Joint-Use Agreement and Multi-Use Facility, iReady Diagnostic #3 results, Facility Fee Schedule, District Preschool Program

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will consider a consent calendar including a $50,000 professional services agreement with Phibro-Tech, Inc. for a hexavalent chromium pilot test at the Parklane Well Site, along with routine approvals of minutes, claims, and transportation development fund filing. The council also plans to appoint Craig Gnos and Seth Cooley to the Dixon Housing Authority Board. The meeting begins with a closed session on anticipated litigation and labor negotiations with multiple employee unions.

• $50,000 PSA with Phibro-Tech for hexavalent chromium (Chrome-6) pilot test at Parklane Well Site
• Authorization to file claim for Transportation Development Act (TDA) funds for FY 2024-25
• Appointment of Craig Gnos and Seth Cooley to the Dixon Housing Authority Board
• Enumeration of claims resolution
• Closed session: labor negotiations with Dixon Professional Firefighters, Police Officers, and other employee groups

Park & Recreation Commission Regular Meeting 1.28.2025

The Park & Recreation Commission will hear a presentation on upcoming Dixon Public Library activities, approve minutes from October 2024, and receive verbal staff updates on recreation and park maintenance. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major decisions or financial items listed.

• Presentation on Dixon Public Library activities by librarians Ralianna Garcia and Joan Parker
• Approval of minutes from the October 22, 2024 regular meeting
• Verbal recreation update from staff
• Verbal park maintenance/improvements update and commission housekeeping items

Dixon Community-Based Transportation Plan-Kick-Off Meeting

This kick-off meeting begins the Dixon Community-Based Transportation Plan (CBTP), a community-driven process to assess local mobility needs and identify projects. Staff and regional transportation agency representatives will present existing services—including Dixon Readi-Ride, active transportation projects, and Solano Mobility programs—and then facilitate a group discussion on challenges and community-focused solutions. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is purely informational and exploratory.

• Overview of Dixon Readi-Ride paratransit service
• Update on Active Transportation and Safe Routes to Schools projects
• Presentation of Solano Mobility commuter programs
• Discussion of transportation challenges and community-focused solutions
• Next steps for the CBTP process

Special City Council Meeting - Study Session

This special meeting is a study session for the Harvest at Dixon project, a proposed 836.62-acre master planned community southeast of Dixon. The council will discuss a General Plan update, pre-zoning, annexation, design review, and a development agreement. The project, which would require LAFCo approval for annexation, envisions up to 6,000 homes across 5-8 phases over 20-25 years.

• Study session for Harvest at Dixon project on 836.62 acres southeast of Dixon
• Proposal includes 239.6 acres low density, 291.9 acres medium density residential, 47.7 acres mixed use
• Approximately 140.8 acres of parks and open space, 15.6 acres public facilities, 101.02 acres roadways
• Project would require annexation via Solano County LAFCo approval
• Buildout estimated at 6,000 homes over 20-25 years in 5-8 phases

City Council Meeting

The Dixon City Council will consider approving routine consent items including a 1.1% increase to Capital Facilities Fees and a 2.5% increase to the Agricultural Mitigation In-Lieu Fee based on cost indices. New business items include a City Treasurer investment report and an update on Fire Station 82 design progress. The council will also enter closed session to discuss one potential litigation matter.

• Adopt resolution increasing Capital Facilities Fees by 1.1% (Construction Cost Index) and Agricultural Mitigation In-Lieu Fee by 2.5% (Consumer Price Index)
• Accept Sewer System Management Plan audit prepared by Stantec Consulting Services Inc.
• Swearing in of new Police Department personnel and presentation of Chief's Commendation for Officer of the Year 2024
• Receive update on design progress of Fire Station 82
• Closed session: conference with legal counsel regarding anticipated litigation (one potential matter)

Dixon USD Board Meeting

The Dixon USD Governing Board will hold a public hearing on AB 1200 disclosures and vote on tentative salary agreements for 2023-24 and 2024-25 with the Dixon Teachers Association, SEIU, and non-represented/confidential employees. The board will also consider routine consent calendar items including contracts for security, data services, and LCAP support. Information items include a PBIS joint presentation and i-Ready diagnostic results. Action items include approval of the Williams Quarterly Report and annual selection of board member representatives.

• Public hearing and approval of tentative salary agreements with DTA, SEIU, and non-represented/confidential employees
• Contract with Delta One Security at Anderson Elementary
• Contract with I2i to support LCAP 24/25
• MOU for data sharing services between DUSD and Solano County Office of Education
• Presentation on Positive Behavior Intervention and Support (PBIS) implementation with SCOE