Corcoran public meetings in 2025
24 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Meeting
The regularly scheduled Corcoran City Council meeting of December 23, 2025, has been canceled. The next regular business meeting is rescheduled for Tuesday, January 13, 2025, at 5:30 p.m.
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will consider routine consent‑calendar items, approve the warrant register, and hear a presentation about the APWA award for Gateway Park. A public hearing will be held to approve Ordinance 649 and the Planning Commission's rezoning request for 1311 6 4 Avenue, changing the land use from R‑10 to R1‑6. Staff resolutions will be considered for a budget amendment adding two police positions, a sewer utility exemption application, public improvements for the Fox Run subdivision, and acceptance of the final Subdivision Map 25‑03 (Sequoias Phase 4).
- Public hearing to approve Ordinance 649 and change land use for 1311 6 4 Avenue from R‑10 to R1‑6
- Consider awarding a contract to A&M Engineering for on‑call engineering services for state and federally funded projects
- Approve Resolution No. 4121 to add one Sergeant and one Corporal position to the FY 25‑26 budget
- Approve Resolution No. 4122 to authorize the Finance Department to apply for a Sewer Utility Exemption for Account No. 009343‑002
- Accept Final Subdivision Map 25‑03 (Sequoias Phase 4) and subdivision agreement with Stonefield Home Inc.
Meeting
The regularly scheduled Corcoran City Council meeting for November 25, 2025, has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items.
Meeting
The City Council will consider awarding a construction contract for the Whitley Avenue Pedestrian Facility Improvements (Phases 1 & 2) and approve a three-year MOU with the California League of City Employees Associations (CLOCEA). The consent calendar includes approval of previous meeting minutes and a warrant register. The council will also hold closed sessions regarding a threat to public services (with the police chief) and pending litigation.
- Award construction contract for Whitley Avenue Pedestrian Facility Improvements – Phases 1 & 2
- Consider approval of three-year MOU with California League of City Employees Associations (CLOCEA)
- Closed session: threat to public services or facilities consultation with police chief
- Closed session: conference with legal counsel on pending litigation
- Approval of Warrant Register dated November 12, 2025
Meeting
The City Council will decide whether to award a construction contract for the Clean California Community Beautification & Cleanup Project, and whether to subsidize Amtrak tickets using Local Transportation Funds. The council will also discuss the November meeting schedule and hold a closed session on real property negotiations for 1049 Chittenden Ave. Consent items include approval of prior meeting minutes and warrant registers.
- Consider awarding construction contract for Clean California Community Beautification & Cleanup Project (6-A)
- Consider authorizing city to cover 10% or 20% of Amtrak ticket cost using Local Transportation Funds (LTF) (6-C)
- Closed session: conference with real property negotiator for 1049 Chittenden Ave regarding price/terms (8-A)
- Council discussion to determine November meeting schedule (6-B)
- Approval of warrant register dated October 28, 2025 (3-A)
Meeting
The City Council will consider approving a three-year memorandum of understanding with Stationary Engineers Local 39, updating the compensation and benefit plan for FY 2025-26. Other items include accepting public improvements for the Fox Run subdivision, retroactively approving an outreach services agreement with Kings Community Action Organization, and authorizing the sale of a city-owned parcel. No public hearings are scheduled.
- Approval of Resolution No. 4119 updating compensation and benefit plan for Stationary Engineers Local 39
- Acceptance of public improvements for Fox Run subdivision and release of subdivision bonds
- Retroactive approval of professional services agreement with Kings Community Action Organization for unsheltered population outreach
- Authorization to offer APN 030-201-003 for sale
- Approval of Resolution No. 4120 regarding City Manager contract amendment
Meeting
The City Council will consider approving notices of completion for two infrastructure projects and a request for the Annual Cotton Festival and Parade. The body will also review the September 23, 2025, warrant register.
- Notice of Completion for the 2024-2025 Road Maintenance and Resurfacing Project
- Notice of Completion for the City of Corcoran Safe Routes to School Project
- Application from Corcoran Chamber of Commerce for the Annual Cotton Festival and Parade on October 4, 2025
- Ratification of Notice of Rejection for Mario Ramirez claim
- Approval of Warrant Register dated September 23, 2025
The council approved the Consent Calendar, the Warrant Register, and several resolutions and agreements. It adopted Resolution 4114 for the State of Good Repair, Resolution 4115 for housing loan funding, and Resolution 4116 to execute a grant with Caltrans. The council also approved a professional services contract with A&M Consulting Engineers, a yard‑sale application form, MOUs with CPOA and CPNSA, and set City Hall office hours.
- Approved Consent Calendar (including minutes approval and ordinance reading) – vote 4-0
- Approved Warrant Register – vote 4-0
- Approved Resolution No. 4114 State of Good Repair FY 25‑26 – vote 4-0
- Approved Resolution No. 4115 use of Housing program income funds – vote 4-0
- Approved Resolution No. 4116 grant agreement with Caltrans for sustainable transportation planning – vote 4-0
- Approved professional services agreement with A&M Consulting Engineers for CDBG construction management – vote 4-0
- Approved Yard Sale application form – vote 4-0
- Approved MOUs with CPOA and CPNSA (three‑year terms) and set City Hall office hours – vote 4-0
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will consider adopting Resolution 4115 to use Housing program income funds to secure housing loans on tax-default or bank-foreclosed properties. Other decisions include approving a state-of-good-repair resolution for transit, a Caltrans grant agreement, a professional services contract for CDBG construction management, and two three-year MOUs with employee associations (CPOA and CPNSA). The council also will discuss city hall office hours and hold closed sessions on labor negotiations and a personnel matter.
- Resolution 4115 – use of Housing program income for loans on tax-default or foreclosed properties
- Resolution 4114 – State of Good Repair Fiscal Year 25-26 for transit
- Resolution 4116 – grant agreement with Caltrans for Sustainable Transportation Planning
- Professional services agreement with A&M Consulting Engineers for CDBG construction management
- Two three-year MOUs with CPOA and CPNSA for represented employees
The Corcoran City Council approved the meeting minutes, authorized reading ordinances by title, adopted the consent calendar, approved the warrant register, and adopted Resolution No. 4113 for the corrected FY 2025‑2026 Compensation and Benefit Plan. All votes were 3‑0 with two members absent. The council also recessed to a closed‑session meeting on labor and personnel matters.
- Approved minutes for August 12, 2025 meeting (3-0)
- Authorized reading ordinances and resolutions by title only (3-0)
- Approved Consent Calendar (3-0)
- Approved Warrant Register (3-0)
- Approved Resolution No. 4113 adopting corrected FY 2025‑2026 Compensation and Benefit Plan (3-0)
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will consider approving resolutions for housing program income, a Caltrans grant for sustainable transportation, and a professional services agreement for construction management. The body will also authorize memorandums of understanding with the CPOA and CPNSA.
- Approval of Resolution 4114 for State of Good Repair Fiscal Year 25-26
- Authorization to execute grant agreement with Caltrans for Sustainable Transportation Planning
- Award of professional services agreement with A&M Consulting Engineers for CDBG construction management
- Approval of Memorandum of Understanding with CPOA for a three-year term
- Approval of Memorandum of Understanding with CPNSA for a three-year term
Meeting
The City Council will consider a corrected compensation and benefit plan for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. The meeting also includes a staff update on high-water usage notices for flat rate utility accounts.
- Corrected Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Compensation and Benefit Plan
- Update on Courtesy Notice of High-Water Usage for Flat Rate Utility Accounts
- Approval of Warrant Register dated August 12, 2025
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will hold a public hearing on a land use change (LUCD 25-01) and is set to adopt the 2025-2026 fiscal year budget and compensation plan for city staff. Other actions include renewing a joint powers agreement, extending a conditional use permit, and approving job description updates. The meeting also includes a closed session for labor negotiations.
- Public hearing on Planning Commission Resolution 2025-03 for Land Use Change Designation LUCD 25-01
- Adoption of Resolution 4110: City of Corcoran 2025-2026 Fiscal Year budget and appropriations
- Adoption of Resolution 4111: FY 25-26 Compensation and Benefit Plan for city staff
- Renewal of amended Central San Joaquin Valley Risk Management Authority Joint Powers Agreement
- One-year extension of Conditional Use Permit 23-05
The council approved the Consent Calendar with a 3‑0 vote. It also approved the June 24, 2025 Warrant Register by a 3‑0 vote. The body approved Resolution No. 4100‑4109 to levy assessments on several subdivisions and a public facility maintenance district. No public comments were received during the assessment hearing.
- Approved Consent Calendar (3-0 vote)
- Approved Warrant Register dated June 24, 2025 (3-0 vote)
- Approved Resolution No. 4100‑4109 to levy assessments on multiple subdivisions
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will discuss routine consent‑calendar items, approve the July 8 warrant register, and hold a public hearing on proposed assessments for several subdivisions. The hearing seeks comments before the council votes on levying and collecting assessments in Assessment Districts 07‑01, 07‑02, 08‑01, 08‑02, and 18‑01. Additional items include a proclamation for the local high school baseball team and a closed‑session meeting with labor negotiators.
- Consent calendar: approve minutes from the June 24, 2025 council meeting and authorize reading ordinances by title only.
- Approve the Warrant Register dated July 8, 2025.
- Public hearing to levy and collect assessments on Assessment District 07‑01 (Subdivision Salyer Estates #3, Tract Map 853), Assessment District 07‑02 (Subdivision the Pheasant Ridge, Tract Map 857; Subdivision Sunrise Villas, Tract Map 856), Assessment District 08‑01 (Subdivision Sunrise Villas, Tract Map 856), Assessment District 08‑02 (Subdivision Patterson Avenue, Tract Map 785), and Public Facility Maintenance District 18‑01 (Sierra Estates Subdivision, Tract 925).
- Proclamation 2025‑10 honoring the Corcoran High School Boys Varsity Baseball Team.
- Closed‑session conference with labor negotiators representing City Manager and various employee groups.
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will vote on an interim budget for fiscal year 2025-2026 and consider approving landscape and lighting assessments for several subdivisions, including Salyer Estates, Pheasant Ridge, Sunrise Villas, Patterson Avenue, and Sierra Estates. The agenda also includes a claim rejection and routine consent items.
- Approval of Resolution 4099 for an Interim Budget for FY 2025-2026
- Resolution 4089-4090 for Assessment District 07-01 (Salyer Estates No. 3) landscape assessments
- Resolution 4091-4092 for Assessment District 07-02 (Pheasant Ridge) landscape assessments
- Resolution 4093-4094 for Assessment District 08-01 (Sunrise Villas) landscape assessments
- Rejection of claim by Ernest Romero
Meeting
The City Council will review the proposed 2025-2026 Preliminary Budget and hold a public hearing regarding the City Manager’s AB 2561 Report on Vacancies. The body will also consider a contract renewal with The CrisCom Company and an FTA 5311 application.
- Review of the proposed Preliminary City of Corcoran 2025-2026 Budget
- Public hearing on the City Manager’s AB 2561 Report on Vacancies
- Consideration of a three-year contract renewal with The CrisCom Company
- Resolution No. 4086 adopting the 2025-2026 SB1 project list
- Resolution No. 4087 to authorize the FTA 5311 application
Meeting
The City Council will meet to review a performance audit from Moore & Associates. The body will also consider the 2025 Military Equipment Annual Report and a warrant register. A closed session is scheduled to discuss labor negotiations.
- Moore & Associates 2022-2024 Triennial Performance Audit
- 2025 Military Equipment Annual Report
- Warrant Register dated May 27, 2025
- Closed session regarding labor negotiations for CROA, CPNSA, CLOCEA Local 39, and Unrepresented Group
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will vote on several resolutions including a conditional use permit for an alcohol license at a convenience market, applications for HOME and LCTOP grants, a road repair resolution for non-city maintained roads, and a mutual aid MOU with CDCR. The meeting also includes routine consent calendar items, proclamations honoring sports teams, and a closed session on labor negotiations.
- Conditional Use Permit 25-01 for a type 20 alcohol license at 2436 Garvey Avenue
- Resolution 4082 authorizing HOME Investment Partnerships Program funding application
- Resolution 4083 authorizing LCTOP grant application and purchase of an electric passenger van
- Resolution 4085 for road repair on non-city maintained mileage roadways
- Resolution 4084 authorizing City Manager or Chief of Police as signing authorities for CDCR Mutual Aid MOU
Meeting
The City Council will consider approving a two-year agreement with Flock Group Inc. for a citywide Automated License Plate Recognition camera system. Other items include declaring surplus property, rejecting a claim, and recognizing the Employee of the 1st Quarter. The Council will also review 3rd Quarter FY2025 revenue and expenses and consider a resolution for the Low Carbon Transit Operations Program.
- Two-year agreement with Flock Group Inc. for citywide ALPR camera system
- Resolution No. 4078 declaring surplus property
- Rejection of claim by Michael Kiev
- Resolution No. 4079 for Low Carbon Transit Operations Program
- Letter of support for NAS Lemoore
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council meeting scheduled for April 8, 2025, has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items. The next regular business meeting is set for April 22, 2025, at 5:30 p.m.
- Meeting canceled due to no agenda items
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council, along with several joint bodies, will hold a regular meeting. They are set to approve a consent calendar including minutes, a water meter project completion, and a surplus property resolution. A notable action item is the termination of a land lease with PhytoGen Seed Company and consideration of a new lease with Jackson Weaver. The meeting also includes a pension update and a closed session for real property negotiations.
- Approve termination of land lease with PhytoGen Seed Company, LLC and consider lease agreement with Jackson Weaver
- Approve Notice of Completion for Water Meter Installation Project
- Resolution No. 4077 declaring surplus property
- CalPERS Unfunded Accrued Liability Pension Update
- Closed session for real property negotiations on multiple properties
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will consider adopting resolutions to establish service fees for retail cannabis licenses and approve a city cannabis equity program. The council will also approve the warrant register and a housing finance committee resolution.
- Approval of Warrant Register dated March 11, 2025
- Public Hearing: Resolution No. 4075 (Retail Cannabis License fees)
- Public Hearing: Resolution No. 4076 (Retail Cannabis Equity Program)
- Approval of Resolution No. 4074 (Housing Finance Committee authority)
- Proclamations honoring Julian Fernandez and Javon Bragg
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will hold a second public hearing on Unmet Transit Needs and consider adopting Resolution No. 4073. Routine items on the consent calendar include approval of the February 11, 2025 minutes and authorization to read ordinances by title. The council will also approve the February 25, 2025 warrant register and hear presentations on police personnel promotions and the 2024 Police Annual Report.
- Approval of minutes for the February 11, 2025 City Council meeting (Consent Calendar)
- Authorization to read ordinances and resolutions by title only (Consent Calendar)
- Approval of the warrant register dated February 25, 2025 (Appropriations)
- Promotion of Dispatcher Supervisor Pamela James and swearing‑in of five police officers (Presentations)
- Second public hearing on Unmet Transit Needs and consideration of Resolution No. 4073
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will approve routine consent‑calendar items, including minutes from the January 28 meeting and authorization to read ordinances by title. It will approve the February 11 warrant register and review the second quarter FY2025 revenue and expenses. Staff reports include consideration of the City’s Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Network Plan. A closed‑session will address pending litigation involving a claim from Gary Cramer.
- Approve minutes for the City Council meeting of Jan 28, 2025 (Consent Calendar)
- Approve the Warrant Register dated Feb 11, 2025 (Appropriations)
- Consider the City of Corcoran Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Network Plan (Staff Report)
- Review 2nd Quarter FY2025 revenue and expenses (Staff Report)
- Closed‑session discussion of pending litigation – claim from Gary Cramer
Meeting
The Corcoran City Council will hold a public hearing on unmet transit needs and consider approving a side letter agreement with Local 39 regarding salary adjustments. The meeting also includes routine consent calendar items and a closed session for pending litigation.
- Public hearing on Unmet Transit Needs
- Approval of Side Letter Agreement with Local 39
- Approval of Warrant Register dated January 28, 2025
- Recognition of Employee of the 4th Quarter 2024
- Closed session for pending litigation
Meeting
The council will approve minutes, administer oaths to newly elected members, and reorganize by electing a mayor and vice mayor. Consent calendar items include rejecting claims by Aaron Echavarria and by Estevan Garcia and Sarah Herrera, and accepting notices of completion for the James Avenue Road Project and Phase Two of Well 5F and 8C Projects. The council will consider Resolution No. 4071 for a budget amendment for FY 2024-25, discuss the minimum wage adjustment, and consider appointments to commissions and boards. The FY 2023-2024 audit report will be presented, and the council will enter closed session for labor negotiations and pending litigation.
- Consider Resolution No. 4071: budget amendment for FY 2024-25
- Discuss minimum wage adjustment
- Accept FY 2023-2024 audit report from Price Paige and Company
- Reject claims by Aaron Echavarria, and Estevan Garcia and Sarah Herrera
- Accept notices of completion for James Avenue Road Project and Well 5F/8C Projects