Stockton public meetings in 2025
154 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will certify eligible lists for open/promotional civil service positions and approve the 2026 meeting calendar. The body will also consider removing names from firefighter and police officer eligible lists and appoint new members to the Salary Setting Commission.
- Certification of eligible lists for Program Specialist, Water Systems Operator, Firefighter Trainee, and Police Officer
- Removal of names from Firefighter Trainee EMT, Firefighter Trainee Paramedic, and Police Officer eligible lists
- Public hearing to amend classification specifications for Firefighter and Firefighter Engineer
- Approval of 2026 Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission meeting calendar
- Appointments to the Stockton Mayor and City Council Salary Setting Commission
Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee
The committee will review preliminary results of the Climate Vulnerability Assessment for the Stockton Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan. They will also discuss co-pollutant inventory data, community engagement updates, required document components, and the project schedule. All items are for discussion and review; no final decisions are scheduled.
- Approve minutes from October 29, 2025 meeting
- Preliminary Climate Vulnerability Assessment results for Stockton CCAAP
- Review co-pollutant inventory and forecast data
- Community engagement update since September 2025
- Review required document components for the climate plan
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will vote on a consent agenda including a $5.57M contract with 4LEAF, Inc. for temporary code enforcement services, a $1.5M labor negotiator agreement, and a resolution consolidating the June 2026 municipal election with the statewide primary. A closed session on labor negotiations precedes the regular session.
- Award $5,569,852 contract to 4LEAF, Inc. for temporary code enforcement services for police department
- Adopt resolution to execute $1.5M five-year agreement with Liebert Cassidy Whitmore as chief labor negotiators
- Approve $301,405 for furniture at Maya Angelou Branch Library via cooperative purchasing
- Accept $160,000 turf rebate from California Water Service for EBMUD Greenbelt Turf Conversion Project
- Order and consolidate June 2, 2026 primary municipal election with state election for Council Districts 1, 3, 5
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposal to rezone 2.69 acres at 9450 West Lane and 1530 East Morada Lane from Commercial, Neighborhood (CN) to Commercial, General (CG), subdivide the property into three lots, and approve a land development permit for two new restaurants and a commercial shell building. They will also adopt the 2026 meeting schedule and elect a new vice-chairperson for the remainder of the current term.
- Rezone 2.69 acres (APNs 090-550-64 and -65) from CN to CG at 9450 West Lane and 1530 East Morada Lane
- Tentative parcel map to subdivide into three lots
- Land development permit and design review for two new restaurants and one commercial shell building
- Adoption of the 2026 Planning Commission regular meeting schedule
- Election of a new vice-chairperson to serve from December 12, 2025, to February 26, 2026
Measure W Oversight Committee
The Stockton Measure W Oversight Committee will review the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Annual Report and the Measure W Public Safety Tax Fund Audits for the year ended June 30, 2024. The meeting also includes the adoption of prior committee minutes and a presentation on Measure W program updates.
- Adoption of June 14, 2023 committee minutes
- Review of Fiscal Year 2023-24 Annual Report
- Review of Measure W Public Safety Tax Fund Audits (year ended June 30, 2024)
- Presentation of Fiscal Year 2024-25 Third Quarter Revenues and Expenditures
- Measure W Program Updates presentation
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will meet to approve a series of contracts for water treatment, tree maintenance, and software, and to reduce the size of the Stockton Arts Commission.
- Authorize $1.51M contract for ion exchange resin services
- Reduce Stockton Arts Commission membership from 15 to 7 members
- Approve $990K tree maintenance services contract
- Authorize $607K for HVAC controls and building automation upgrades
- Approve $114,888 contract change order for legislative consulting
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will first approve its August 25, 2025 and September 15, 2025 meeting minutes. It will then receive a presentation from Brady California and the Cleveland School Remembers about the Model Firearm and Ammunition Procurement Act. Finally, the committee will consider amendments to Municipal Code Titles 5 and 8 to create a street and sidewalk vendors ordinance and will provide staff direction on moving the changes forward.
- Approve minutes from the August 25, 2025 and September 15, 2025 committee meetings (Item 25-1255).
- Presentation on the Model Firearm and Ammunition Procurement Act from Brady California and Cleveland School Remembers (Item 25-1384).
- Discussion of ordinance amendments to Titles 5 and 8 for a street and sidewalk vendors ordinance (Item 25-1383).
Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee
The Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee will discuss the operations of St. Mary's Community Services and the Zeiter Navigation Center, as well as safe camping and parking policies. The meeting is scheduled for December 4, 2025, at 4:00 PM.
- Discussion on St. Mary's Community Services operations and Zeiter Navigation Center
- Discussion on safe camping and safe parking policies
- Public comment period
- Committee member comments and future items
- Adjournment
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The concurrent Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will vote on scheduling a December 18, 2025 public hearing to amend the classification specifications for Firefighter and Firefighter Engineer. The commission will also decide on the reinstatement of Asael Gutierrez to the position of Assistant Engineer and receive annual equal employment reports from the Community Services and Public Works departments. In closed session, the commission will certify examination results for several positions and approve removal of names from eligible lists for firefighter trainee and police officer positions.
- Request to schedule a public hearing on December 18, 2025 to amend the classification specifications for Firefighter and Firefighter Engineer
- Reinstatement of Asael Gutierrez to the position of Assistant Engineer in Municipal Utilities
- Annual Equal Employment Report for Community Services Department (informational)
- Annual Equal Employment Report for Public Works Department (informational)
- Closed session certification of eligible lists for Customer Service Assistant, Mechanic II (Heavy), Regulatory Compliance Officer, Senior Maintenance Repair Technician, and Senior Recreation Assistant
Strong Communities Advisory Committee
The Strong Communities Advisory Committee will review the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Measure M audit and annual report, and approve minutes from previous meetings. The body will also discuss the 2025-26 meeting calendar.
- Approval of March and June 2025 committee minutes
- Review of FY 2023-24 Measure M annual report
- Review of FY 2023-24 Measure M fund audit
- Discussion of Fourth of July funding source
- Adoption of 2025-26 Measure M oversight calendar
Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee
The Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee will adopt the consent calendar approving minutes from August 1 and September 17, 2025. It will finalize selection of up to 16 remaining greenhouse‑gas mitigation actions for off‑road, agriculture, sequestration, cross‑cutting, water supply, and waste sectors. The body will review two 2030 emissions‑reduction target options and decide which to adopt. Additional items include reviewing the methodology for quantifying GHG and co‑pollutant reductions and an overview of climate hazards and adaptation actions.
- Adopt consent calendar approving August 1 and September 17, 2025 committee minutes
- Select up to 16 remaining GHG reduction actions for six sectors (off‑road, agriculture, sequestration, cross‑cutting, water supply, waste)
- Review 2030 GHG reduction targets: option 1 (29% below 2022, 40% below 1990) and option 2 (39% below 2022, 48% below 1990)
- Review methodology for quantifying GHG emissions and co‑pollutant reductions
- Review overview of climate hazards and preliminary adaptation actions
Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee
The Stockton Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee will meet to approve previous committee minutes and receive an informational presentation from the California Department of Transportation regarding the Stockton Channel Viaduct Project.
- Approval of July 23, 2025 committee minutes
- Informational presentation on Stockton Channel Viaduct Project
- Public comment period available via email, voicemail, or in-person
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider appointing Johnny R. Ford as City Manager and authorizing his employment contract. Other major items include a $7.8 million sole-source agreement with Axon for police body cameras and TASERs, acceptance of a $500,000 HUD grant for the Van Buskirk strategic reuse project, a $500,000 DOJ grant for police de-escalation training, and adoption of updated 2025 building and fire codes.
- Appointment of Johnny R. Ford as City Manager with employment contract
- $7,799,772.82 five-year sole-source contract with Axon for body-worn cameras, TASER 10 devices, and digital evidence services
- $500,000 HUD Community Project Funding grant for the Van Buskirk Strategic Reuse Project
- $500,000 DOJ COPS grant for Safer Outcomes de-escalation and crisis response training for police
- North Pershing Avenue Safety Enhancements project: $75,600 appropriation, $18,880 design amendment, $586,595.20 construction contract to Quimu Contracting
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Stockton Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to approve the minutes from the October 27, 2025, meeting and receive informational updates on local parks and recreation programs.
- Approval of Parks & Recreation Regular Meeting minutes from October 27, 2025
- Informational updates on the Walking Program at Oak Park Senior Center
- Informational updates on Community Center's December Special Programs and Events
- Reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, Manteca Unified School Districts
- Report from San Joaquin County Parks
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to waive the fence height limit to seven feet at 200 North Wilson Way. The item is categorically exempt from CEQA. The commission will also vote on approving minutes from three prior meetings as part of the consent calendar.
- Public hearing on request for fence height waiver to 7 feet at 200 North Wilson Way (APNs 153-030-24; -30)
- Approval of minutes from June 26, July 10, and August 28, 2025 Planning Commission meetings
Council Water Committee
The Stockton Council Water Committee will discuss the proposed Stormwater Rate Study recommendations and an update on the Delta Water Treatment Plant Groundwater Recharge Project. The committee is also set to approve minutes from previous meetings.
- Approval of July and August 2025 committee minutes
- Presentation on Stormwater Rate Study recommendations
- Presentation on Delta Water Treatment Plant Groundwater Recharge Project update
City Council Charter Review Ad-Hoc Committee
The City Council Charter Review Ad-Hoc Committee will discuss the purpose, goals, and meeting cadence of the Charter Review Advisory Commission. This is a discussion item only; no decisions are scheduled.
- Discussion of the purpose, goals, and meeting cadence of the Charter Review Advisory Commission
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss a Charter Section 406 investigation regarding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Public comment is invited; the committee will also hear member comments and adjourn.
- Discussion of Charter Section 406 investigation regarding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
City Council Special
The City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss potential charter violations, abuse of authority, and misuse of public funds. Council will also consider establishing an Investigatory Ad-Hoc Committee to review allegations involving Vice Mayor Jason Lee and provide direction on next steps.
- Discussion on potential charter violations, abuse of authority, and possible misuse of public funds (Item 3.1)
- Proposal to create an Investigatory Ad-Hoc Committee of three councilmembers to review allegations against Vice Mayor Jason Lee (Item 3.2)
Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee
The Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee will receive a presentation from community organizations regarding food hubs. No action will be taken on the item; it is for discussion only.
- Presentation from various organizations on food hubs (Item 3.1)
City Council Special
This special City Council meeting is dedicated to a single discussion item: potential charter violations, abuse of authority, and possible misuse of public funds. The Council will provide direction to staff on next steps and possible referrals to relevant agencies.
- Discussion regarding potential charter violations, abuse of authority, and misuse of public funds; Council to direct staff on next steps and referrals
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will consider a series of contract approvals, resolutions, and policy amendments. Key items include a $2,129,260 amendment with Evoqua Water Technologies for wastewater treatment chemicals, a $2,109,395 construction contract for the Safe Routes to School sidewalk gap closure, and a $60,283‑per‑year diagnostic equipment agreement with IDEXX Laboratories. The council will also act on a $52,980 police refund request, deny a pre‑zone request for a Jack‑in‑the‑Box at 9324 Thornton Road, and adopt several council‑policy manual amendments.
- Approve Contract Amendment No. 6 with Evoqua Water Technologies – up to $2,129,260 for hydrogen peroxide and service software
- Award $2,109,395 construction contract to FBD Vanguard Construction for Safe Routes to School sidewalk gap closure (Phase 1)
- Authorize IDEXX Laboratories diagnostic equipment agreement – up to $60,283 annually, $343,614 total for six years
- Approve $52,980 refund request from the Stockton Police Department
- Denial of pre‑zone request for a Jack‑in‑the‑Box drive‑through at 9324 Thornton Road
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will adopt the consent calendar, including approval of the minutes from the October 20, 2025 meeting. Commissioners will review two proposed calendars for 2026 and recommend one. The commission will discuss and appoint members to a Community Art Survey ad hoc committee. Staff will give informational updates on the 2024 Public Art Mural Program, the 2025 Stockton Art Grant, and present a financial report.
- Adopt consent calendar and approve minutes from the October 20, 2025 meeting (Item 4.1)
- Review and select one of two proposed 2026 meeting calendar options (Item 6.1)
- Discuss and appoint members for the Community Art Survey ad hoc committee (Item 6.2)
- Staff updates on the 2024 Public Art Mural Program and 2025 Stockton Art Grant (Item 7.1)
- Presentation of the Stockton Arts Commission financial report (Item 7.2)
Civil Service Commission Special
The Stockton Civil Service Commission is holding a special closed‑session meeting on November 3, 2025. Commissioners will consider item 3.1, a disciplinary appeal hearing concerning a public works supervisor who faced disciplinary action on June 23, 2025. The commission is expected to make a recommendation on the appeal. Public comment will be limited to the closed‑session items.
- Item 3.1 – Disciplinary appeal hearing for a public works supervisor (action taken June 23, 2025) – recommendation
Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee
The Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee will discuss and recommend specific greenhouse gas mitigation and reduction actions for the transportation and energy sectors. The body will also review community benefits and a draft of the Priority Climate Action Plan.
- Selection of greenhouse gas mitigation actions to de-prioritize or combine
- Selection of transportation and energy sector GHG reduction actions
- Review of community benefits for CCAP analysis
- Report on community engagement summary
- Preview of the Draft Priority Climate Action Plan (PCAP)
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Stockton Parks and Recreation Commission will adopt the regular meeting minutes from September 22, 2025. It will also review and approve the proposed 2026 Parks & Recreation meeting calendar. Several informational reports on parks, recreation programs, and local school districts will be presented.
- Approve September 22, 2025 Parks & Recreation meeting minutes (Item 4.1, 25‑1197)
- Review and approve the 2026 Parks & Recreation meeting calendar (Item 6.1, 25‑1198)
- Parks Report (Item 7.1, 25‑1199) – informational
- Recreation Report on Stockton Art Nights, 2026 Arts Grant, Youth Sports, Winter Theater Camp (Item 7.2, 25‑1200) – informational
- Informational items from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, Manteca Unified School Districts and San Joaquin County Parks (Items 7.3‑7.7)
Council Audit Committee
The Stockton Council Audit Committee will hold a special meeting to discuss an investigation into the City Clerk's Department regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion.
- Discussion of investigation 25-1237 regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion
- Committee member comments
- Public comment period available via email, voicemail, or in-person
Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee
The Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee will meet to review the independent audit of the Measure A financial report for fiscal year 2024 and discuss the allocation of Measure B revenues.
- Approval of committee minutes from August 13, 2025
- Review of Measure A and B revenues and expenditures for fiscal year 2024
- Discussion regarding Measure A budget and economic recovery review for fiscal year 2024-25
- Information on the Marshall Plan implementation for fiscal year 2024-25
- Allocation of Measure B 65%/35% proceeds
Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee
The Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee will receive informational updates on the Graffiti Abatement Program and the Code Enforcement Program. No action will be taken. Both presentations are from the Police Department.
- Update on Graffiti Abatement Program (Police Department, informational only)
- Update on Code Enforcement Program (Police Department, informational only)
Stockton Arts Commission
The Commission will discuss and vote to approve the guidelines and timeline for the 2026 Stockton Arts Grant. Members will also discuss a community art survey and receive updates on the 2025 Public Mural Project.
- Approval of 2026 Stockton Arts Grant guidelines and timeline
- Discussion of Community Art Survey
- Staff update on 2025 Public Mural Project
- Review of Stockton Arts Commission Financial Report
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will review three items: a proposed ordinance to regulate facial coverings (Title 9, Chapter 9.18), proposed redline changes to Chapter 4.06 of the Council Policy Manual, and amendments to Municipal Code Sections 15.32 and 15.34 for a vacant commercial property and lot registration program. The agenda includes a request for a one‑time General Fund allocation of $21,000 to cover start‑up costs for the vacant property program. The committee will make recommendations to the City Council on each item.
- Item 25-1168: Proposed ordinance establishing Title 9, Chapter 9.18 to regulate use of facial coverings
- Item 25-1177: Proposed redline changes to Chapter 4.06, section 4.06.020 of the Council Policy Manual
- Item 25-1121: Proposed amendments to Municipal Code Sections 15.32 and 15.34 for vacant property registration
- Item 25-1121: Request for a one‑time General Fund allocation of $21,000 for program start‑up costs
- Public comment period for residents to submit comments
Council Audit Committee
The Stockton Council Audit Committee will hold a special meeting to discuss an investigation into the City's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion efforts. The committee will also hear public comments and discuss future agenda items.
- Discussion of Charter Section 406 investigation regarding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- Public comment period
- Future items and committee member comments
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will hold a closed session to adopt resolutions certifying examination results for ten positions, including Evidence Technician II, Firefighter Engineer, and Project Manager I. They will also vote on removing names from the Firefighter Trainee Paramedic and Police Officer eligible lists. In regular session, they will receive informational annual equal employment reports from the Information Technology and Municipal Utilities departments.
- Certify exam results for Firefighter Engineer (promotional)
- Remove names from Firefighter Trainee Paramedic eligible list
- Remove names from Police Officer eligible lists
- Certify exam results for Senior Plant Operator - Water
- Receive annual equal employment reports from IT and Municipal Utilities
City Council Special
The City Council is holding a special closed session meeting to discuss recruitment for the City Manager position. No other business is scheduled. Public comment is limited to agenda items.
- Closed session discussion of PUBLIC EMPLOYEE RECRUITMENT for the City Manager position (Gov. Code § 54957).
City Council Special
The Stockton City Council will hold a special closed session to consider item 25-1152 concerning public employee recruitment, with the City Manager recommended to take action. Public comment will be allowed only on agenda items. The meeting will conclude with a report of any action taken in the closed session.
- Item 3.1 – 25-1152 Public Employee Recruitment (recommended action: City Manager)
- Public comment limited to agenda items
- Special closed session call to order and roll call
- Adjournment to special closed session and later adjournment
- Report of action taken in special closed session
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will consider a $36 million grant for affordable housing and approve contracts for police body armor and digital forensic technology. The meeting also includes closed sessions on labor negotiations and potential litigation.
- Authorize $36M Homekey+ grant for Hunter House affordable housing
- Approve $202,814 contract for police body armor
- Approve $245,431 contract for digital forensic technology
- Authorize $2.95M generator installation project
- Authorize $293,311 playground project at Loch Lomond Park
Strong Communities Advisory Committee
The Strong Communities Advisory Committee will adopt minutes from its March and June 2025 meetings. It will receive program updates and review Measure M revenue and expenditure reports for the second and third quarters of FY 2024‑25. The committee will adopt the FY 2023‑24 Strong Communities Annual Report for presentation to City Council and approve a meeting calendar for the Measure M Oversight Committee for FY 2025‑26. A discussion of the Fourth of July funding source will also be presented.
- Adopt minutes from March 13 and June 11, 2025 meetings (Item 3.1).
- Receive Strong Communities program updates (Item 4.1).
- Review FY 2024‑25 Q2 and Q3 Measure M revenues and expenditures (Item 4.2).
- Adopt FY 2023‑24 Strong Communities Annual Report for City Council (Item 4.3).
- Adopt FY 2025‑26 Measure M Strong Communities Oversight Committee meeting calendar (Item 4.5).
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the proposed South Stockton Commerce Center, an industrial development on multiple parcels along South Airport Way. They are set to vote on resolutions recommending the City Council adopt an Environmental Impact Report, approve a General Plan Amendment and Rezone, and approve a Tentative Map for 13 parcels. The Commission's actions are recommendations; final approval rests with the City Council.
- Environmental Impact Report (EIR) with Statement of Overriding Considerations and Mitigation Monitoring Program
- General Plan Amendment to modify Commercial and Industrial land use designations on APN 177-050-09
- Rezone from Commercial, General (CG) and Industrial, Limited (IL) to new designations on a portion of APN 177-050-09
- Tentative Map to create 13 industrial parcels along South Airport Way
- Public hearing on the South Stockton Commerce Center proposal
City Council Special
This is a special closed session meeting of the Stockton City Council. The only substantive agenda item is a closed session to discuss recruitment for the position of City Manager, authorized under California Government Code section 54957. Public comment will be taken before the closed session. The meeting is otherwise procedural.
- Closed session under Gov. Code §54957 for recruitment of City Manager
City Council Special
This is a special study session. The City Council will receive an informational presentation on the NOFA process and discuss the Stockton Safe Grounds 1-2-3 Model, with staff receiving direction on the latter. No votes are scheduled.
- Informational update on the Notice of Funding Available (NOFA) process from Economic Development
- Councilmember Michele Padilla leads discussion on the Stockton Safe Grounds 1-2-3 Model for homeless services
- Meeting includes remote participation by Vice Mayor Lee and Councilmember Enriquez from out-of-state locations
Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee
The Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee will receive an informational update on Safe Camping/Parking policies. The committee will also consider approving minutes from its April 3, 2025 meeting. No binding decisions are expected on the main discussion item.
- Approval of minutes from April 3, 2025 meeting
- Informational update and discussion on Safe Camping/Parking
Measure W Oversight Committee
The Stockton Measure W Oversight Committee will discuss program updates and financial reports for fiscal years 2023-24 and 2024-25. The body is also set to elect a vice-chair and adopt a meeting calendar for the next 12 months.
- Election of Committee Vice-Chair
- Adoption of FY 2025-26 Meeting Calendar
- Presentation of FY 2023-24 4th Quarter Measure W Revenues
- Presentation of FY 2024-25 1st and 2nd Quarter Measure W Revenues
- Measure W Program Updates
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will meet to discuss labor negotiations, approve financial audits, and award construction and service contracts. The meeting includes a closed session for labor and legal matters.
- Accept audits for Gann Limit, Measure M, and Measure W
- Award $381,497 construction contract for storm pump station
- Authorize $2.5M contract for general liability administrator
- Approve $186,000 contract for employee assistance program
- Authorize amendment to animal welfare contract up to $789,389
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Stockton Parks and Recreation Commission will hear informational presentations on the Recreation Fall Activity Guide, the Parks budget, and the Recreation budget. It will then vote on the consent calendar, which includes approving the revised November 25 2024 and August 25 2025 Parks & Recreation meeting minutes. The agenda also provides time for public comment, unfinished business, new business, and several informational reports from school districts and San Joaquin County Parks.
- Presentation of Recreation Fall Activity Guide (item 2.1)
- Parks Budget Presentation (item 2.2)
- Recreation Budget Presentation (item 2.3)
- Adoption of consent calendar to approve minutes of Nov 25 2024 (revised) and Aug 25 2025
- Parks Report (item 7.1)
Council Audit Committee
The Stockton Council Audit Committee will consider three motions to accept independent audit reports covering the 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, the Proposition 111 appropriation limit, Core Revenues, Measure M Strong Communities Tax Fund, and Measure W Public Safety Tax Fund. Each motion is a recommendation to accept the respective audit for submission to the City Council. The meeting also includes a public comment period and a brief future‑items discussion.
- Item 25-1040 – Accept by motion the independent audit of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024.
- Item 25-1051 – Accept by motion the Proposition 111 Appropriation Limit (GANN Limit) report, Core Revenues audit, Measure M Strong Communities Tax Fund audit, and Measure W Public Safety Tax Fund audit for the year ended June 30, 2024.
- Item 25-1052 – Accept by motion the Independent Accountant’s Report on applying agreed‑upon procedures of Measures A and B revenues and expenditures for the year ended June 30, 2024.
- Public comment – Residents may submit comments by email, voicemail, or in‑person as outlined in the agenda.
- Future items/committee member comments – Brief discussion of upcoming agenda topics.
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
In the closed session, the Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will adopt resolutions certifying the results of open/promotional examinations for several city positions, including Economic Development Analyst, Firefighter Trainee/Paramedic, Graffiti Abatement Technician, Police Aide II, and others. The commission will also vote to remove the names of Police Officer Trainee, Police Officer Academy Graduate, and Police Officer Lateral from the Police Officer eligible list. In the regular session, the body will approve the minutes from August 5 and August 21, 2025, and adopt a resolution amending the list of classes approved for alternate staffing by moving the Deputy City Clerk I/II classification to the Deep Class category.
- Adopt resolution certifying Economic Development Analyst exam results (Item 3.1)
- Adopt resolution certifying Firefighter Trainee/Paramedic exam results (Item 3.2)
- Approve removal of names from Police Officer eligible list (Item 3.9)
- Approve Civil Service Commission minutes from Aug 5 and Aug 21, 2025 (Item 9.1)
- Amend alternate staffing list to move Deputy City Clerk I/II to Deep Class (Item 9.2)
Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee
The Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee will adopt a consent calendar that sets meeting frequency through April 30, 2026. It will approve minutes from the August 1, 2025 meeting and review the 2022 San Joaquin Countywide greenhouse gas inventory. The committee will also preview the interim Priority Climate Action Plan and discuss engagement results before voting to confirm five actions for the Priority Climate Action Plan on November 1, 2025.
- Adopt consent calendar for meeting frequency (every third Wednesday, up to 3 hours, through April 30 2026)
- Approve minutes from the August 1 2025 CAPAC meeting
- Review 2022 San Joaquin Countywide greenhouse gas inventory
- Preview components of the interim Priority Climate Action Plan
- Vote to confirm five actions to be included in the Priority Climate Action Plan
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will receive information and discuss possible changes to several sections of the Council Policy Manual, including Chapter 5.10 on discretionary funding, Section 4.06 on debate time limits, Section 4.07 on meeting decorum, and Chapters 3.06 and 3.02. The committee will also consider a potential Compassionate City ordinance. For each item the committee is asked to recommend whether to forward a revision to the City Council.
- Potential changes to Chapter 5.10 (Mayor and Council Discretionary Funding)
- Potential policy on council comments
- Possible amendment to Council Policy Section 4.06.010(4)(E) (debate time limit)
- Possible amendment to Council Policy Section 4.07 (meeting decorum)
- Proposed redline changes to Chapter 3.06 of the Council Policy Manual
Council Audit Committee
The Stockton Council Audit Committee will review and approve the scope of work for an internal audit services Request for Proposals and receive updates on the Administrative Services Department, payroll, and Human Resources recruitment.
- Approve scope of work and RFP for Internal Audit Services
- Status update on Administrative Services Department
- Status update on City payroll
- Presentation on Human Resources recruitment and hiring
- Investigation into DEI funding
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a proposed industrial development on multiple parcels along South Airport Way, including environmental review, general plan amendment, rezone, and tentative map; and a city-initiated ordinance to amend Title 16 of the Stockton Municipal Code to align with the 2023-2031 Housing Element. Decisions will follow public comment.
- Public hearing on Environmental Impact Report, General Plan Amendment, Rezone, and Tentative Map for South Stockton Commerce Center on parcels along South Airport Way (APNs 177-110-04, 177-100-003, 177-110-05, 201-020-01, 177-050-09).
- Proposed resolution recommending approval of the Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) for the industrial development.
- Proposed resolution recommending approval of General Plan Amendment for the project.
- Proposed resolution recommending approval of Rezone and Tentative Map for the project.
- Public hearing on city-initiated ordinance amending Title 16, Division 2, Chapter 16.20 to implement the 2023-2031 Stockton Housing Element.
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider adopting the 2025 Parks and Recreation Master Facilities Plan, a long-term blueprint for park improvements. In closed session, the council will discuss one existing lawsuit and decide whether to initiate new litigation, as well as confer with labor negotiators. The consent agenda includes funding allocations for homeless housing, a new ALS agreement with San Joaquin County, and several infrastructure projects.
- Adopt 2025 Parks and Recreation Master Facilities Plan (16.1)
- Allocate Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention grant funding to St. Mary’s Community Services for Pathways Project (12.4)
- Execute new five-year Advanced Life Support services agreement with San Joaquin County (12.5)
- Approve El Dorado Street pedestrian and bicyclist safety connectivity project (12.7)
- Review and approve response to 2023-24 San Joaquin Civil Grand Jury report on City of Stockton 'Crisis in Government' (16.2)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a continued public hearing on a Commission Use Permit for a cannabis retail storefront at 5066 West Lane. Staff recommends approval, finding the project categorically exempt from CEQA. The meeting also includes adoption of a consent calendar and public comment periods.
- Continued public hearing on Commission Use Permit for a cannabis retail storefront at 5066 West Lane (APN 096-140-27)
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider a consent agenda including approval of successor Memoranda of Understanding with the Stockton Police Management Association, Firefighters' Local 456 Fire Unit, and Fire Management Unit for 2025-26. Other large items include a $4.34 million professional services contract for Lower Sacramento Road widening and bridge replacements, a $500,000 DUI enforcement grant, and $850,000 for unmarked police vehicles. The meeting also includes closed sessions on litigation and labor negotiations.
- Approve MOUs & longevity pay side letters with Stockton Police Management Association, Firefighters Local 456 Fire Unit & Fire Management Unit (effective July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026)
- Award $4,335,231.44 professional services contract to Mark Thomas & Company for Lower Sacramento Road Widening and Bridge Replacements
- Accept $500,000 DUI Selective Traffic Enforcement Program grant from California Office of Traffic Safety
- Authorize purchase of unmarked police vehicles (up to $850,000) via cooperative agreement with National Auto Fleet Group
- Ratify $168,943.87 emergency expenditure for hazardous materials spill cleanup at 4873 North West Lane
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to approve July meeting minutes and receive informational reports on parks and recreation programs, including aquatics, Stockton Art Nights, sports, and after-school activities. No decisions or public hearings are scheduled; the agenda is largely procedural and informational.
- Approve minutes from July 28, 2025 meeting
- Parks Report – informational update
- Recreation Report with updates on Aquatics, Stockton Art Nights, Adult & Youth Sports, and After-school/Teen Programs
- Informational reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
- San Joaquin County Parks report
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The committee will discuss potential changes to Chapter 5.10 of the Council Policy Manual governing Mayor and Council Discretionary Funding, review recommendations from the 2023-24 Civil Grand Jury report on 'Crisis in Government,' and consider a draft ordinance to regulate secured storage of pallets by commercial establishments. They will also discuss changes to policies on ad hoc committees and the appointment process for boards and commissions. This is a discussion session; recommendations may be forwarded to the City Council.
- Discussion of changes to Chapter 5.10 (Mayor and Council Discretionary Funding) with comparative policies from Carmel, Palmdale, and Cudahy
- Review of Civil Grand Jury recommendations R2.3 and R3.1 from 'Crisis in Government' case #0123
- Consideration of a draft ordinance to regulate secured storage of pallets by commercial establishments
- Discussion of potential changes to Section 3.06.010 regarding ad hoc committees
- Discussion of the appointment process for boards and commissions
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee will consider approving minutes from four prior meetings, receive status updates on the Administrative Services Department and City payroll, and discuss the process for engaging a City Auditor. The committee may provide staff direction or make recommendations to the full City Council.
- Approve minutes from May 12, June 16, July 28, and August 4, 2025 committee meetings
- Receive status update on the Administrative Services Department
- Receive update on the City's payroll
- Discuss process for engaging a City Auditor and request additional information
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will meet to certify eligible lists for open promotional examinations for various city positions and approve minutes from a previous meeting. The session includes a closed session to certify exam results for titles such as Animal Services Supervisor and Police Officer, followed by a regular session.
- Certify eligible lists for Animal Services Supervisor, Grants Analyst, and Program Manager II
- Certify eligible list for Public Safety Information Systems Analyst
- Certify eligible list for Quality Assurance/Quality Control Officer
- Approve removal of names from Police Officer eligible lists
- Approve minutes from the July 17, 2025 Civil Service Commission meeting
Planning Commission
The Stockton Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a use permit for a cannabis retail storefront at 5066 West Lane. They will also vote on a consent item recommending denial of a prezone and design review for a drive-through restaurant at 9324 Thornton Road. Routine approval of previous meeting minutes is also on the agenda.
- Public hearing for a cannabis retail storefront at 5066 West Lane (APN 096-140-27) requiring a Commission Use Permit
- Consent item recommending denial of prezone and design review for a drive-through restaurant at 9324 Thornton Road (APN 072-450-26)
- Approval of minutes from the June 12, 2025 Planning Commission meeting
Council Water Committee
The Stockton Council Water Committee will approve minutes from a previous meeting and discuss forwarding a 2025 Public Health Goals Report to the City Council for consideration.
- Approval of April 10, 2025 committee minutes
- Presentation on 2025 Public Health Goals Report
- Recommendation to forward report to City Council
Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee
The Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee will adopt minutes from its previous meetings, recommend electing a Vice Chair from its members, and review Police Department hiring data. The minutes cover meetings on November 13, 2023, March 27, 2025, April 30, 2025, and June 6, 2025. The Vice Chair election follows City of Stockton Measure Advisory Committee By‑Laws Rule #5. The police hiring data will be discussed but no action is indicated.
- Approve minutes from four prior meetings (Nov 13 2023, Mar 27 2025, Apr 30 2025, Jun 6 2025).
- Recommend electing a Vice Chair per Measure A advisory committee bylaws.
- Review and discuss Police Department hiring data.
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations and anticipated litigation. In regular session, the council will consider a consent agenda including the appointment of Steve Colangelo as Interim City Manager, the creation of three new police department classifications, approval of final subdivision maps for Cannery Park, and adoption of an updated Regional Homelessness Action Plan.
- Appointment of Steve Colangelo as Interim City Manager with employment contract
- Establishment of three new police classifications: Code and Housing Enforcement Official, Public Safety Telecommunications Manager, and Property and Records Manager
- Approval of final subdivision maps and agreements for Cannery Park Unit 14 and Unit 15
- Acceptance of updated Regional Homelessness Action Plan and MOU for HHAP 6 grant
- Cooperative purchasing agreement with The Home Depot for MRO supplies up to $225,000
Cultural Heritage Board
The Cultural Heritage Board will adopt a consent calendar approving minutes from its October 2, 2024 and February 5, 2025 meetings. It will discuss a Certificate of Appropriateness for a vertical duplex at 748 N Hunter Street within the Magnolia Historic District (Application No. P25-0018). The board will receive information about the Mills Act and an update on the Stockton Maritime Museum. Public comment will be accepted before these items.
- Adopt consent calendar approving minutes of Oct 2 2024 and Feb 5 2025 meetings (Agenda item 3.1).
- Consider Certificate of Appropriateness for vertical duplex at 748 N Hunter Street, Magnolia Historic District (Agenda item 6.1, 25‑0825).
- Mills Act discussion – staff will provide information (Agenda item 6.2, 25‑0827).
- Stockton Maritime Museum introduction and update (Agenda item 8.1, 25‑0826).
- Public comment period for residents.
Water Advisory Group
The Water Advisory Group will consider forwarding the 2025 Public Health Goals Report to the Council Water Committee. The group will also discuss the third quarter operations report from Municipal Utilities.
- Recommendation to forward the 2025 Public Health Goals Report to the Council Water Committee
- Discussion on the Third Quarter Quarterly Operations Report
- Approval of July 2, 2025 meeting minutes
Civil Service Commission Special
This is a special meeting of the Stockton Civil Service Commission with a single substantive item: a presentation on the 2025 Commission Training Program by Deputy City Attorney Mark Velasquez. No votes or decisions are scheduled.
- 25-0864: 2025 City of Stockton Civil Service Commission Training Program presented by Deputy City Attorney Mark Velasquez
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will approve the minutes from the June 2, 2025 meeting and discuss appointing members to an ad hoc committee for the 2026 Stockton Arts Grant. The body will also recommend artists and performers for the September 10, 2025 Stockton Art Night.
- Approval of minutes from June 2, 2025 meeting
- Discussion on appointing members to 2026 Stockton Arts Grant ad hoc committee
- Recommendation to approve artists and performers for September 10, 2025 Stockton Art Night
- Discussion on public art, film festival, and art scavenger hunt
- Staff updates on Public Art Experience Builder Website and 2025 Public Mural Project
Council Audit Committee
The committee will receive an update from ASM Global about event venues operated in Stockton and consider requesting additional information or making a recommendation to the Council. It will also continue discussion of the Office of Public Transparency Information Communication (OPTIC), receiving information and directing staff on further data collection or recommendations. No formal actions beyond recommendations are listed.
- Item 25-0852: Receive information on ASM Global event venues and consider a recommendation for the Council.
- Item 25-0893: Continue discussion of the Office of Public Transparency Information Communication (OPTIC) and provide staff directions for additional information or recommendations.
Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee
The Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee (CAPAC) will elect a chair and vice chair, discuss roles and responsibilities, and receive an introduction to the Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CCAAP). The committee will also review a draft 2022 greenhouse gas inventory for the Stockton-San Joaquin MSA and discuss draft GHG reduction actions.
- Selection of Chair and Vice Chair
- Discussion of CAPAC roles and responsibilities
- Introduction to the Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CCAAP)
- Review of draft 2022 greenhouse gas inventory
- Discussion of draft greenhouse gas reduction actions
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will convene for a closed session regarding labor negotiations and employee matters, followed by a regular session to approve contracts for police services, road widening, and a housing infrastructure grant.
- Authorize $781,680 contract for Shield Private Security services
- Award $4,335,231.44 contract for Lower Sacramento Road widening
- Approve $2,538,787 Infill Infrastructure Grant for Hunter House project
- Authorize $1,412,881.13 contract for Downtown Stockton bike/pedestrian connectivity
- Approve $1,215,102.13 contract for video monitoring system maintenance
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to discuss a resolution recommending that the City Council adopt the Parks and Recreation Master Facilities Plan. The body will also receive informational reports on recreation programs and school district updates.
- Recommendation to City Council to adopt the Parks and Recreation Master Facilities Plan
- Recreation report updates on Aquatics, Project Toolbox, National Night Out, and Parks and Recreation Month
- Informational items regarding Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
- Informational item regarding San Joaquin County Parks
- Approval of April 28, 2025 meeting minutes
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Stockton Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will review proposed changes to the Council Policy Manual and discuss the feasibility of a vacant commercial property tax for the 2026 ballot. The body will also receive updates on a proposed pallet ordinance and a sidewalk and street vendor ordinance.
- Review proposed redline changes to Council Policy Manual Chapter 3.04
- Feasibility study for a vacant commercial property tax on 2026 ballot
- Introduction and discussion on the proposed pallet ordinance
- Update on the proposed sidewalk and street vendor ordinance
Council Audit Committee
The Stockton Council Audit Committee will receive updates on the City's payroll and the Administrative Services Department. The body will also receive information on the Office of Public Transparency Information Communication and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Manager.
- Status update on payroll (25-0847)
- Status update on Administrative Services Department (25-0848)
- Presentation on Office of Public Transparency Information Communication (OPTIC) (25-0849)
- Information on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Manager (25-0851)
Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee
The Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee will meet to review an update from the Office of Violence Prevention. The committee will also consider approving minutes from a previous meeting.
- Update from the Office of Violence Prevention (Item 25-0816)
- Approval of committee minutes from March 26, 2023 (Item 25-0472)
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The commission will vote on resolutions certifying exam results for Accountant I, Procurement Specialist I, Public Works Field Specialist, Recreation Program Coordinator, Recreation Supervisor, Senior Maintenance Repair Technician, Supervising Accountant, and Supervising Librarian. It will also approve removal of names from Firefighter Trainee EMT, Firefighter Trainee Paramedic, and Police Officer eligible lists. Other items include accepting the annual Equal Employment Report for the Economic Development Department and approving a request to conduct a promotional examination for Firefighter Engineer.
- Certify eligible lists for 8 positions including Accountant I, Procurement Specialist I, Public Works Field Specialist, Recreation Program Coordinator, Recreation Supervisor, Senior Maintenance Repair Technician, Supervising Accountant, Supervising Librarian
- Remove names from Firefighter Trainee EMT, Firefighter Trainee Paramedic, and Police Officer eligible lists
- Request to conduct promotional examination for Firefighter Engineer
- Accept annual Equal Employment Report for Economic Development Department
- Approve minutes from May 15, 2025 and June 19, 2025 Civil Service Commission meetings
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will vote on allocating $3,886,680 in Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention (HHAP) funds to five housing projects, including $1.4M for Harding Way Apartments. Consent agenda includes a $150,000 one-time transfer to Gospel Center Rescue Mission, appointments to advisory committees, contracts for water management planning, and a cooperative agreement for predictive analytics services. Closed session items cover labor negotiations, existing litigation, and performance evaluations for City Clerk, City Attorney, and Interim City Manager.
- $3,886,680 in HHAP Round 6 grants to five projects: Children's Home of Stockton, Lutheran Social Services, PREVAIL, St. Mary's Community Services, and Delta Community Developers
- $150,000 one-time transfer from City Council discretionary fund to Gospel Center Rescue Mission
- $400,000 contract extension with Robert Half, Inc. for temporary staffing services
- $104,467 contract to Verdantas Inc. for an Urban Water Management Plan
- Appointments to Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee (7 members) and Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee (Duwayne Chavez)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two development proposals. The first is a prezone and design review for a drive-through quick-serve restaurant at 9324 Thornton Road. The second is a tentative map to subdivide a 1.34-acre parcel at 4424 Ijams Road into eight lots. Both items have staff recommendations for approval with categorical CEQA exemptions.
- Prezone of APN 072-450-26 to Commercial General (CG) and design review for a drive-through quick-serve restaurant at 9324 Thornton Road
- Tentative map to subdivide 1.34 acres at 4424 Ijams Road into eight lots (APN 096-050-12)
- Both projects recommended as categorically exempt from CEQA
- Design review and prezone ordinance to be recommended to City Council
- Public comment accepted via email, voicemail, or in-person
Council Water Committee
The Stockton Water Committee will consider three agenda items. It will vote to approve the minutes from its April 10, 2025 meeting. It will hear a presentation on the Groundwater Recharge Project and recommend that the project be forwarded to the City Council. It will also receive a presentation on a water rate study.
- Approve minutes from the Council Water Committee meeting of April 10, 2025 (Item 25-0532).
- Presentation on the Groundwater Recharge Project with recommendation to forward it to the City Council (Item 25-0762).
- Presentation on the Water Rate Study (Item 25-0763).
Cultural Heritage Board
The Cultural Heritage Board meeting scheduled for July 9, 2025, was cancelled. The agenda included a proposed certificate of appropriateness for a duplex and a discussion on the Mills Act.
- Proposed Certificate of Appropriateness for a vertical duplex at 748 North Hunter Street in the Magnolia Historic District
- Discussion regarding the Mills Act
- Update and introduction of the Stockton Maritime Museum
- Approval of minutes from October 2, 2024 and February 5, 2025
City Council Special
The City Council will meet in a closed session. The agenda includes a conference with a labor negotiator involving the interim City Manager, Deputy City Manager, City Attorney, HR staff, budget officer, and legal counsel, as authorized under Government Code section 54957.6(a). The council will also consider a public employee recruitment for the City Manager position, authorized under Government Code section 54957.
- 25-0773 – Closed‑session conference with labor negotiator (interim City Manager, Deputy City Manager, City Attorney, HR staff, budget officer, legal counsel)
- 25-0772 – Closed‑session discussion of public employee recruitment for City Manager
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will approve the minutes from its June 2, 2025 meeting and receive informational updates on youth programming, city art projects, and financial reports. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.
- Approval of June 2, 2025 meeting minutes
- Staff update on Coy Parking Garage Mural
- Staff update on Helen Keller Mural Dedication Ceremony
- Staff update on SB 456
- Financial report for Stockton Arts Commission
Water Advisory Group
The Water Advisory Group will hear a presentation on the Groundwater Recharge Project and consider recommending it to the Council Water Committee for approval. They will also receive a presentation on the Water Rate Study. The group will also consider approving minutes from its April 2, 2025 meeting.
- Presentation on Groundwater Recharge Project and recommendation to forward to Council Water Committee
- Presentation on Water Rate Study
- Approval of minutes from April 2, 2025 meeting
Planning Commission
The Stockton Planning Commission will review a request for annexation, a General Plan amendment, pre‑zoning, an Environmental Impact Report, and a vesting tentative map for the LeBaron Ranch project. The project proposes 1,411 residential units at 900 & 1300 East Eight Mile Road and 10550 & 10600 North Lower Sacramento Road. Staff recommends the Commission adopt resolutions forwarding these recommendations to the City Council. Public comment will be accepted before the decisions.
- Resolution to recommend City Council adopt the Environmental Impact Report (SCH #2023070657) for LeBaron Ranch
- Resolution to recommend a General Plan Land Use Map Amendment for 12 APNs to mixed residential densities and public facilities
- Resolution to recommend a pre‑zoning ordinance for the same APNs (RL, RM, RH, PF)
- Resolution to approve a Vesting Tentative Map, Planned Development Permit, and Waiver request for the project
- Public hearing on annexation and General Plan amendment for the 1,411‑unit residential development at the specified sites
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will discuss several funding allocations for affordable housing and infrastructure. The body is also deciding on multiple service contracts for telecommunications, custodial services, and landscaping.
- Acquisition of 1661 West Fremont Street for the Stockton Animal Shelter for up to $3,200,000
- Allocation of up to $1,653,877 in HOME funds and $350,000 in LMIHF to Delta Community Development Corporation for five affordable homes
- Construction contract of $427,569 to FBD Vanguard Construction, Inc. for Mormon Slough Improvements
- Contract with AT&T for switched Ethernet and fiber services totaling $533,850.40
- Contract change order of $1,115,201.26 with Imperial Maintenance Services, Inc. for custodial services
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission will vote on a resolution recommending that the City Council adopt the Parks and Recreation Master Facilities Plan. The meeting also includes a recreation presentation by staff, approval of prior meeting minutes, and informational reports from local school districts and county parks.
- Recommendation to City Council to adopt the Parks and Recreation Master Facilities Plan (item 7.1)
- Recreation presentation by Recreation Supervisor Cheryl Meyers (item 2.1)
- Approval of April 28, 2025 meeting minutes (item 4.1)
- Informational reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, Manteca Unified School Districts and San Joaquin County Parks (items 8.2-8.6)
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will vote on certifying eligible lists for five civil service positions, including Department Finance Officer and Fire Battalion Chief. They will also consider removing names from firefighter and police eligible lists and reinstating Ron Aquino as Supervising Accountant. Informational items include the annual Equal Employment Report and a classification amendment.
- Certify eligible list for Department Finance Officer (open/promotional)
- Certify eligible list for Fire Battalion Chief (promotional)
- Remove names from Firefighter Trainee EMT and Paramedic eligible lists
- Reinstate Ron Aquino to Supervising Accountant position
- Receive annual Equal Employment Report from Community Development Department
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will receive an update on a proposed commercial property vacancy and vacant lot registration ordinance and provide staff direction. They will also discuss a proposed pallet ordinance and a face covering ordinance. No final decisions are expected; the items are for discussion and committee direction.
- Update on ordinance to require registration of vacant commercial properties and vacant lots, with staff report (Attachment A) and prior motion (Attachment B)
- Discussion on a proposed Pallet Ordinance regulating pallet storage or use
- Discussion on a proposed Face Covering Ordinance (additional information to follow)
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee will discuss a report on contracts approved by the Interim City Manager since February 2025. The committee will also receive status updates regarding city payroll and the Administrative Services Department.
- Report on contracts approved by Interim City Manager since February 2025
- Status update on city payroll
- Status update on the Administrative Services Department
Planning Commission
The Stockton Planning Commission will consider a request to allow a convenience store at 10715 Trinity Parkway to sell general alcoholic beverages. Staff recommends denying the request.
- Denial of liquor license upgrade at 10715 Trinity Parkway
- Approval of March 13, 2025 Planning Commission minutes
- Public comment period scheduled
- Commission Use Permit and Waiver proposed
- Categorically Exempt environmental review proposed
Strong Communities Advisory Committee
The Strong Communities Advisory Committee will receive updates on the Strong Communities Program, review first-quarter revenues and expenditures for Measure M in FY2024-25, and discuss the proposed budget for FY2025-26. All items are for discussion and information only, with no formal votes expected.
- Strong Communities Program updates (information only)
- Review of FY2024-25 first-quarter Measure M revenues and expenditures
- Discussion of proposed FY2025-26 Strong Communities budget
City Council Special
This special meeting is devoted to the Mayor's 2025 State of the City presentation, followed by recognitions and public comment. No other business items are listed.
- 25-0669: 2025 State of the City presentation by the Office of the Mayor
Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee
The Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee will elect a new chair and review the City Manager's proposed FY2025-26 budget for Measure A funds, including an expenditure plan. They will also receive a third-quarter update on the Marshall Plan and examine a report on police department expenditures as a percentage of the total city budget over the past 20 years.
- Election of committee chair
- Third quarter update on Measure A-funded Marshall Plan implementation
- Review of proposed FY2025-26 Measure A budget
- Review of proposed FY2025-26 expenditure plan
- Report on police department expenditures as a percentage of total city budget (2004-2024)
City Council Special
The City Council will hold a continued budget study session to review the proposed FY 2025-26 Annual Budget, Fee Schedule, and 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan. They will also vote on authorizing a $137,500 contract with Peckham & McKenney for executive recruitment support services to the Administrative Services Department. Public comment is limited to items on this agenda.
- Contract with Peckham & McKenney for executive recruitment, not-to-exceed $137,500
- Continued review of proposed FY 2025-26 Annual Budget
- Review of proposed Fee Schedule for FY 2025-26
- Review of 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan
- Motion to authorize City Manager to carry out the recruitment contract
City Council Special
This special meeting is a budget study session. The City Council will review the proposed Fiscal Year 2025-26 Annual Budget, Fee Schedule, and the 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan. No votes or final decisions are scheduled; the session is for discussion only.
- Review of proposed FY2025-26 Annual Budget
- Review of proposed Fee Schedule
- Review of 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will discuss several contract amendments and grant awards. Key items include increasing funding for building code plan reviews and extending cellular service agreements with AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile.
- Increase funding by $1,400,000 for building code plan review and inspection services with CSG Consultants, Inc. and BPR Consulting Group, LLC
- Estimated $1,587,813 for cellular voice and data services with AT&T Mobility, Verizon Wireless, and T-Mobile through June 30, 2027
- $479,000 Prohousing Incentive Pilot Program grant to Delta Community Developers Corporation for the Edison House Project at 645 West Harding Way
- Up to $1,800,000 in cooperative purchasing agreements for firefighting equipment and personal protective equipment
- Summary vacation of public utility easements at 1585 and 1549 South Union Street
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will evaluate a proposed painting donation for the Maya Angelou Branch Library and review a recommendation for a Youth Arts Commissioner. The body will also consider participants for the June 11, 2025, Stockton Art Night.
- Evaluation of Helen Keller painting for installation at Maya Angelou Branch Library
- Recommendation of Mikaela Cabang for Stockton Youth Arts Commissioner
- Approval of artists and performers for June 11, 2025, Stockton Art Night
- Staff updates on Coye Parking Garage Mural and Public Art Donation Policy
- Review of the Stockton Arts Commission Financial Report
City Council Special
This is a special City Council meeting with the sole substantive item being a training session on good governance conducted by Kevin Duggan and Nelson Fialho of Renne Public Management Group (RPMG). Public comment is limited to agenda items, and no other decisions or discussions are scheduled.
- Good Governance Training by Kevin Duggan and Nelson Fialho of Renne Public Management Group
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will consider four items. It will approve minutes from prior meetings, review redline changes to the Council Policy Manual Chapter 3.04, examine a draft policy on public records requests, and discuss a proposed Sidewalk and Street Vendor Ordinance. The committee will recommend any items it deems appropriate to the full City Council.
- Approve minutes from February 26, 2024 and March 24, 2025 meetings
- Review redline changes to Council Policy Manual Chapter 3.04
- Review draft Council Policy Manual Chapter 2.09 – Public Records Requests
- Discuss proposed Sidewalk and Street Vendor Ordinance
Parks and Recreation Commission
The commission will receive a recreation presentation from Supervisor Cheryl Meyers and a parks staff report. The meeting also includes informational items regarding several school districts and county parks.
- Recreation presentation by Cheryl Meyers
- Parks staff report
- Informational items on Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
- Informational item on San Joaquin County Parks
- Approval of April 28, 2025 meeting minutes
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will certify eligible lists for various open and promotional city positions, including Animal Services Officer and Firefighter Engineer. The body will also consider removing names from existing eligible lists for Police Officer and Firefighter Trainee roles.
- Certification of eligible lists for Animal Services Officer
- Certification of eligible lists for Firefighter Engineer
- Certification of eligible lists for Police Telecommunicator Call Taker
- Removal of names from Police Officer eligible list
- Approval of April 17, 2025 Commission minutes
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will vote on consent agenda items including accepting a $1.8M grant amendment for the CaliforniansForAll Youth Jobs Corps, awarding contracts for land surveyor and labor compliance services, and allocating CDBG funds for fair housing. The meeting also includes closed session discussions on anticipated litigation, real estate negotiation at 1661 West Fremont Street, and labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations.
- Accept $1,844,611 increase to CaliforniansForAll Youth Jobs Corps grant, total $3,618,275
- Award $200,000 on-call land surveyor contract to Alexander & Associates, Inc.
- Award up to $750,000 labor compliance services agreement to the Solis Group
- Allocate $200,000 in CDBG funds to Project Sentinel for fair housing services
- Closed session: real property negotiation at 1661 West Fremont Street
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee will receive status updates on the City's payroll and the Administrative Services Department. The committee will also review internal audit reports provided by Moss Adams regarding citywide policies and discretionary funds.
- Status update on City payroll (Item 25-0569)
- Status update on the Administrative Services Department (Item 25-0570)
- Council Discretionary Funds Review Final Report
- Grant Management Risk Assessment and Implementation Roadmap
- Payroll Internal Controls Review Final Report
Planning Commission
The Stockton Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a request for a Commission Use Permit and Design Review to allow a food truck park and commissary co-location at 3646 Telstar Place, and proposed amendments to Title 16 of the Stockton Municipal Code to reflect state law and accommodate housing development consistent with the 2040 General Plan. Staff recommends the Commission approve both items, including findings of categorical exemption and no further environmental review under CEQA.
- Food truck park/commissary co-location at 3646 Telstar Place (APN 130-020-11) requires a Commission Use Permit and Design Review
- Amendments to Title 16 (Development Code) covering multiple divisions and chapters to align with state law and support housing development
- Staff recommends CEQA categorical exemption for the food truck park under Section 15303(c)
- Staff recommends finding of no further environmental review for the code amendments under CEQA Guidelines Section 15183
- Proposed amendments affect zoning districts, development standards, parking, affordable housing incentives, and other code sections
Stockton Arts Commission
The Commission will discuss proposed youth arts programming and decide whether to form an ad hoc committee for implementation. Members will also review and vote on a mural application for the Adventist Health Arena.
- Approval of a mural inside the Adventist Health Arena
- Decision on youth programming direction and potential ad hoc committee formation
- Staff update on Project Paint Box
- Review of the Stockton Arts Commission Financial Report
Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee
The Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee will review FY 2023-24 fourth quarter revenues and expenditures as an information item. The committee will discuss and possibly act on several requests: adopting a draft annual report covering July 2018 to June 2024, asking the City Council to prepare audited financial statements for Measure A, requesting a confidential survey of reasons for Stockton Police officer separations from 2020-2024, and appointing a subcommittee to review the FYE 2026 Measure A budget.
- Review FY 2023-24 Q4 Measure A and B revenues and expenditures (information only).
- Discuss adoption of draft annual report for July 2018 to June 2024.
- Request City Council to prepare GAAP/GAAS audited financial statements for Measure A from April 2014.
- Request City Council to organize a blind survey of reasons for Stockton Police officer separations (July 2020-Dec 2024).
- Appoint subcommittee to draft report on FYE 2026 Measure A budget.
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will consider a consent agenda including a resolution to reallocate $2.1 million in Low-Moderate-Income Housing funds to the La Passeggiata Apartments project, and a $6.47 million contract extension for citywide utility repairs. Closed session will cover labor negotiations and one pending lawsuit.
- Reallocate $2.1 million to La Passeggiata Apartments from Low-Moderate-Income Housing Fund (12.5)
- Authorize $6.47 million change order with Soracco Inc. for wastewater and water system repairs (12.7)
- Award $400,000 contract to St. Francis Electric for street light repairs (12.11)
- Approve $312,167 contract with Page and Turnbull for Civic Auditorium assessment (12.9)
- Adopt Cannery Park Unit 13 final map and subdivision agreement (12.3)
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to approve the minutes from the March 24, 2025, meeting and receive updates on community center events and school district recreation programs.
- Approval of Parks & Recreation Regular Meeting minutes from March 24, 2025
- Updates on Community Center Eggstravaganza Events
- Updates on Youth Sports Winter Basketball & Junior Giants Programs
- Updates on Aquatics and Project Toolbox Events
- Reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, Manteca Unified School Districts and San Joaquin County Parks
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will discuss potential revisions to the City of Stockton Flag Display Policy (Chapter 2.07), including resolutions for annual display of Pride and military flags. They will also review Council Policy Chapter 3.04 on member removal from boards, committees, and commissions. Additionally, the committee will receive a presentation on the proposed Commercial Vacant Building & Vacant Lot Registration Ordinance, though no action is to be taken. The meeting includes approval of minutes from January 17, 2024.
- Discussion of Flag Display Policy revisions with proposed Pride and military flag resolutions
- Review of Council Policy Chapter 3.04 on member removal from boards and commissions
- Presentation on proposed Commercial Vacant Building & Vacant Lot Registration Ordinance (informational only)
- Approval of committee minutes from January 17, 2024
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider whether the Fiscal Year 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Program conforms to the Envision Stockton 2040 General Plan, and will review the 2024 annual compliance report for active development agreements. A public hearing is scheduled for both items.
- Adoption of resolution finding 2025-2030 CIP conforms to Envision Stockton 2040 General Plan
- Acceptance of 2024 annual development agreement compliance review and project determinations
- Direct staff to notify applicants of compliance determinations
- Public comment accepted via email, voicemail, or in-person speaker cards
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will review and certify examination results for various city positions. The body will also consider the adoption of its 2024 Annual Report for the City Council.
- Certification of eligible lists for Associate Planner, Finance Assistant I, Fire Captain, Firefighter Trainee/EMT, and Firefighter Trainee/Paramedic
- Certification of eligible lists for Janitor, Maintenance Repair Technician I, Mechanic III (Heavy), and Safety Department Aide I
- Removal of name(s) from the Police Officer eligible lists
- One-year extension of the Water Systems Operator eligibility list
- Abolishment of the Supervising Accountant eligibility lists
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will consider appropriating $1,000,000 in discretionary funds for neighborhood traffic calming ($850,000) and the Gospel Center Rescue Mission ($150,000). The consent agenda includes approving $486,981 for water treatment plant filters, a three-year $450,000 streetlight repair contract, and preliminary approval of several storm drainage and landscape maintenance district budgets with public hearings set for June 3, 2025. A presentation and discussion on fire protection at the Port of Stockton is also scheduled.
- $1,000,000 appropriation: $850,000 for Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program, $150,000 for Gospel Center Rescue Mission
- $486,981.20 purchase of membrane filters from FilmTec Corporation for Delta Water Treatment Plant
- Three-year $450,000 contract (up to $750,000 with extensions) to St. Francis Electric for streetlight foundation repairs
- Preliminary approval of FY 2025-26 budgets for Central Stockton Lighting Maintenance District and Consolidated Landscape Assessment District No. 96-2, with June 3 public hearings
- Discussion on fire protection at the Port of Stockton
Council Audit Committee
The Council Audit Committee will approve minutes from previous meetings, receive a status update on the Administrative Services Department, and discuss the payroll audit. The committee will consider staff direction on any changes or additional information needed and may formulate a recommendation for the full City Council.
- Approve minutes from Oct. 16, 2023 and Feb. 26, 2025 meetings
- Discuss payroll audit and decide on staff direction or recommendations
- Receive status update on Administrative Services Department
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review several land-use requests, including a large residential project and an industrial development. The body will also consider time extensions for existing maps and a cannabis business permit denial.
- Proposed 217-lot single-family residential development (Murray Ranch) at 2560 Hall Avenue
- Prezoning and design review for industrial development at 6505 South McKinley Avenue
- Recommended denial of a cannabis retail and delivery use permit at 4895 State Route 99 Frontage Road, Suite C
- One-year time extensions for Tra Vigne East and Tra Vigne West vesting tentative maps
- Police Department presentation on businesses with the most calls for service
Council Water Committee
The Council Water Committee will receive presentations on the MUD Stormwater Master Plan and the Stormwater Rate Study from the Municipal Utilities Department. The committee also will consider approving minutes from its February 13, 2025 meeting. The rate study could inform future stormwater fee adjustments affecting residents.
- Approve minutes from February 13, 2025 Council Water Committee meeting
- Presentation on MUD Stormwater Master Plan
- Presentation on Stormwater Rate Study
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will discuss and potentially recommend renewing the Poet Laureate agreement for two years at up to $7,000, and will discuss youth art programming and next steps. The agenda also includes updates on youth commissioner recruitment, a mural at Coy Parking Garage, a financial report, and approval of prior minutes.
- Renew Poet Laureate agreement for two years, not to exceed $7,000, term Oct 2025–Sep 2027
- Discuss youth art programming and provide direction to staff on expansion or new initiatives
- Update on recruitment of a Youth Commissioner from the Ad Hoc Committee
- Staff update on Coy Parking Garage Mural and commission attendance policy
- Review of Stockton Arts Commission financial report
Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee
The Ad‑Hoc Homelessness Committee will approve March meeting minutes, receive an update on the Pathways and Navigation Center projects at the St. Mary’s Community Services Campus, and get an informational briefing on using riprap in public areas where illegal camping occurs. The committee will also hear a presentation from Inner City Action. No formal actions are required for the informational items.
- Approve minutes from March 6, 2025 meeting (Item 25‑0387).
- Update on Pathways and Navigation Center projects (Item 25‑0417).
- Informational discussion on riprap use in public spaces for illegal camping (Item 25‑0409).
- Presentation by Inner City Action (Item 25‑0425).
Water Advisory Group
The Water Advisory Group will receive presentations from Municipal Utilities regarding stormwater management and educational programs. The body will also review a quarterly operations report.
- Presentation on the MUD Stormwater Master Plan
- Presentation on the Classroom Aquarium Education Program
- Introduction to the Quarterly Operations Report
- Approval of February 5, 2025 meeting minutes
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will hold a closed session on labor negotiations with multiple employee groups. During the regular session, the consent agenda includes an ordinance to amend card room gambling table limits, several service and construction contracts, and resolutions approving annual reports for the Miracle Mile and Downtown Stockton improvement districts. A key item is the allocation of 131 affordable housing units to the Satellite Apartments, Harding Way Apartments, and Calaveras Quarters Apartments.
- Ordinance amending Title 5 to change the number of gambling tables allowed in licensed card rooms
- Allocation of 30 affordable housing units for Satellite Apartments rehab, 24 new units, 9 additional for Harding Way, and 68 for Calaveras Quarters Apartments
- Five-year contract with SNF Polydyne Inc. for wastewater treatment polymer at $671,866
- Three-year contract with Storm Water Inspection and Maintenance Services for stormwater device maintenance at $479,985
- One-time purchase of night vision goggles for police from Tactical Night Vision Company at $584,865
City Council Special
The City Council will meet for a special session focused on a strategic planning workshop. The discussion is led by the City Manager's department.
- City Council Planning Workshop (Item 25-0419)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four items: a recommendation to adopt a negative declaration and precise road plan for the Main Street and Market Street Complete Streets Project; a general plan amendment and zoning change for a new automated car wash at 200 North Wilson Way; a mitigated negative declaration, prezoning, and design review for an industrial development at 6505 South McKinley Avenue; and a use permit for a cannabis retail storefront and delivery-only business at 4895 State Route 99 Frontage Road. The commission will also consider a consent calendar and public comments.
- Recommendation for Main Street and Market Street Complete Streets Project (precise road plan and negative declaration)
- General plan and zoning amendment for car wash at 200 North Wilson Way
- Prezoning and design review for industrial development at 6505 South McKinley Avenue
- Use permits for cannabis retail storefront and delivery-only at 4895 SR 99 Frontage Road
Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee
The Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee will adopt its November 2024 minutes and receive several informational updates on Measure A, including an overview, a second‑quarter Marshall Plan update, and a fourth‑quarter revenue and expenditure review. Members will discuss subcommittee progress on annual reports for FY 2018‑19 through FY 2022‑23. The body will also vote to nominate and select a Committee Chair and Vice Chair as required by its by‑laws.
- Adopt minutes from the November 21, 2024 meeting (Item 24-1192)
- Measure A overview presentation (Item 25-0216, informational)
- FY 2024‑25 second‑quarter update on the Marshall Plan (Item 25-0217, informational)
- Review of FY 2023‑24 fourth‑quarter Measure A & B revenues and expenditures (Item 25-0218, informational)
- Nomination and selection of Committee Chair and Vice Chair (Item 25-0220, decision)
Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee
The Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee will meet to discuss police department presentations. Two of the three agenda items are informational and require no formal action.
- Presentation and discussion on red light cameras by the Stockton Police Department
- Presentation and review of abandoned vehicle abatement
- Approval of committee minutes from October 25, 2023 and February 28, 2025
Parks and Recreation Commission
The commission will vote to approve the minutes from its February 24, 2025 regular meeting. Staff will present informational reports on parks and recreation, including updates on Stockton Art Nights, the Community Center Eggstravaganza Event, and other seasonal programs. School districts and San Joaquin County Parks will also provide informational updates.
- Approval of February 24, 2025 meeting minutes
- Parks report (informational only)
- Recreation report on Stockton Art Nights, Eggstravaganza, Playmobile, and other programs
- Updates from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca school districts
- Update from San Joaquin County Parks
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will review proposed ordinances for street vendors and cannabis regulatory amendments. Members will also discuss the removal of a historical plaque and the use of city letterhead.
- Proposed Sidewalk and Street Vendor Ordinance review
- Cannabis Regulatory Program Amendment follow-up and research presentation
- Discussion on removal and replacement of California Historical Landmark 178 plaque at 425 North El Dorado Street
- Review of City Council Policy Manual Chapter 2.06.020 regarding city and council letterhead
- Approval of committee minutes from June 21, 2023, January 27, 2025, and February 3, 2025
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will meet to certify eligible lists for several city positions and approve commission minutes. The meeting is scheduled for 3:00 PM on March 20, 2025, at City Hall.
- Certification of eligible lists for Administrative Aide I, Craft Maintenance Worker II, and HVAC Mechanic
- Certification of eligible lists for Mechanic III (Light) and Senior Plant Operator/Water
- Approval to remove names from Police Officer and Tree Worker eligible lists
- Approval of Civil Service Commission minutes from September 2023 and February 2025
- Presentation of the Annual Equal Employment Report
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will discuss a sales tax incentive agreement with Home Depot USA, Inc. and a $2.19 million contract for pedestrian safety improvements on Miracle Mile. The body will also review annual progress reports for the General Plan and Housing Element.
- Sales tax incentive agreement with Home Depot USA, Inc. and program guideline amendments
- Professional services contract with Siegfried Engineering, Inc. for $2,194,000 for Miracle Mile pedestrian safety
- Cooperative agreement with Staples Contract and Commercial LLC not to exceed $3,400,000
- Emergency purchase of six police pursuit Chevrolet Silverado trucks for $598,843.62
- Emergency purchase of 17 solar lights for March Lane Underpass for $117,550
City Council Special
This special City Council meeting on March 17, 2025, includes only one agenda item: a presentation and discussion on the Notice of Available Funding (NOFA) process for HUD housing projects. No action is recommended or will be taken. Public comment is limited to this item.
- Presentation and discussion on NOFA process for HUD housing projects
Strong Communities Advisory Committee
The Strong Communities Advisory Committee will adopt minutes from its November 2022 and October 2024 meetings. It will receive updates on the Strong Communities program and a review of FY 2023‑24 fourth‑quarter Measure M revenues and expenditures. The committee will also vote to nominate and select a new Chair and Vice‑Chair from among its members.
- Approve minutes from November 7 2022 and October 10 2024 meetings (Item 4.1).
- Receive Strong Communities program updates (Item 4.2).
- Review FY 2023‑24 fourth‑quarter Measure M revenues and expenditures (Item 4.3).
- Nominate and select a Committee Chair and Vice‑Chair (Item 4.4).
Planning Commission
The Stockton Planning Commission will vote on establishing a three-member ad hoc committee to review the pending draft Development Code Ordinance (Title 16). The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and two informational training presentations. No public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.
- Establishment of an ad hoc committee to review the draft Development Code Ordinance (Item 6.1)
- Approval of minutes from January 23, February 13, and February 27, 2025 meetings (Item 3.1)
- Training presentation by Deputy City Attorney Zoey Merrill (Item 8.1)
- Training presentation by Stockton Community Development Department on Planning and Land Use (Item 8.2)
Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee
The committee will receive presentations from Path to Humanity and Team Harmony. No official actions are scheduled for these presentations. The body will also consider approving the minutes from the February 6, 2025 meeting.
- Presentation from Travis Castle of Path to Humanity
- Presentation from Team Harmony homeless collaborative
- Approval of February 6, 2025 meeting minutes
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will consider adopting an urgency ordinance to impose a temporary moratorium on new tobacco retailers (smoke shops) and on relocations or expansions of existing ones. The consent agenda includes approvals for enhanced security measures at City Hall ($236,479), a refund to the Port of Stockton ($91,953.87) for overcharged wastewater fees, adoption of the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code, a $600,000 tree services contract, and purchase of two fire engines and two tiller trucks ($5,882,017). Unfinished business includes the Columbus Park Renovations project ($2,345,000 construction contract plus a $106,606 agreement). The council will also accept the first-quarter budget status update and quarterly investment report, and hear an informational update on Ava Community Energy.
- Urgency ordinance to establish a temporary moratorium on new, relocated, or expanding tobacco retailer businesses (smoke shops) within the city.
- Purchase of two fire engines and two tiller trucks from Pierce Manufacturing via cooperative agreement for $5,882,017.
- Columbus Park Renovations project: award construction contract to Stockbridge General Contracting, Inc. for $2,345,000 and agreement with Greater Valley Conservation Corps for $106,606.
- Enhanced security measures at City Hall: creation of Security Services Manager position, addition of one FTE, and $236,479 budget appropriation from General Fund Reserves.
- Adoption of ordinance replacing property maintenance codes with the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code.
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will discuss and potentially approve artists and live performers for the March 12, 2025 Stockton Art Night. They will also appoint members to form ad hoc committees for a Youth Commissioner and Poet Laureate review. Updates on the 2025 Public Mural Program and 2024 Stockton Art Grant final report will be provided. The meeting includes a presentation from San Joaquin Arts State-Local Partner.
- Approve artists and live performers for March 12, 2025 Stockton Art Night
- Appoint members to Youth Commissioner ad hoc committee
- Appoint members to Poet Laureate Review ad hoc committee
- Review of San Joaquin Arts State-Local Partner presentation
- Update on 2025 Public Mural Program
Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee
The committee will receive information on Stockton Municipal Code Chapter 9.20.010 (lewd or indecent acts, including prostitution) and provide staff direction on any changes or additional recommendations for the Council. This is a discussion item only; no final decision is made at this meeting.
- Review and discussion of SMC Chapter 9.20.010 (Lewd or Indecent Acts - Prostitution) for potential amendments or further staff direction
Council Audit Committee
The Stockton Council Audit Committee will meet to approve minutes from October 2024 and receive informational updates on city venues and the Administrative Services Department. The committee will also explore the possibility of re-establishing the Office of the City Auditor.
- Approval of October 2024 committee minutes
- Overview of City venues
- Overview of the Administrative Services Department
- Explore re-establishing the Office of the City Auditor
Censure Ad-Hoc Committee
The Censure Ad‑Hoc Committee will examine the allegations outlined in the censure complaint. Members will discuss the complaint and provide direction to city staff on next steps. The agenda includes only this review item and standard procedural matters.
- Review allegations in censure complaint (Item 3.1)
- Provide direction to staff based on review
Measure W Oversight Committee
The Measure W Oversight Committee will receive information-only presentations on Measure W program updates and the first-quarter FY 2024-25 revenue and expenditures. The committee will also vote to approve minutes from September 2023 and September 2024 meetings and elect a vice-chair for the next 12 months.
- Approve minutes from September 13, 2023 and September 26, 2024 Measure W Oversight Committee meetings
- Measure W program updates presented as information item only
- Presentation of FY 2024-25 first quarter Measure W revenues and expenditures (information only)
- Nomination and election of a vice-chair from among committee membership
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The concurrent Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission meets to certify exam results for six city positions, including Animal Services Supervisor and Police Officer. The consent calendar includes amending the alternate staffing list to add new classifications for Animal Services Assistant and Library Assistant, and approving promotional exams for Fire Battalion Chief and Firefighter Engineer. Informational items include the 2024 annual equal employment report for the Police Department and notifications of classification changes.
- Certify exam results for six open/promotional positions: Animal Services Supervisor, Community Service Officer I, Materials Specialist, Police Records Supervisor, Senior GIS Analyst, Water Systems Supervisor
- Remove names from Police Officer eligible lists
- Amend list of classes for alternate staffing: add Animal Services Assistant III and Senior Library Assistant
- Approve weights and job announcements for promotional exams for Fire Battalion Chief and Firefighter Engineer
- Accept the 2024 Annual Equal Employment Report for the Police Department
Council Budget/Finance/Economic Development Committee
The Stockton Council Budget/Finance/Economic Development Committee will discuss and possibly recommend up to $1,000,000 in funding for Council Priority Projects. The meeting also includes an informational update on projects funded between fiscal years 2020-21 and 2024-25.
- Discussion and possible action on up to $1,000,000 in priority project funding
- Informational update on Council Priority Projects funded FY 2020-21 through FY 2024-25
- Review of Approved Resolution 2024-12-03-1504
- Review of Approved Resolution 2025-02-04-1213
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will decide on consent agenda items including approval of plans, a $106,606 agreement, and a $2,345,000 construction contract for Columbus Park Renovations, a $387,527 solar lighting purchase for Weston Ranch Greenbelt and sport courts, and adoption of a policy for Charter Section 406 investigations. The council will also discuss possible direction regarding Closed Session Brown Act Violation investigations and receive informational updates on police programs, Clean City, Teen Impact Center, and American Rescue Plan Act projects.
- Columbus Park Renovations: approve plans, $106,606 agreement with Greater Valley Conservation Corps, and $2,345,000 construction contract to Stockbridge General Contracting, Inc.
- Solar lighting purchase of $387,527 via cooperative agreement with Fonroche Lighting America for Weston Ranch Greenbelt, Weston Park, and Van Buskirk Park sport courts
- Adoption of Council Policy Manual Chapter 3.14 – Charter Section 406 Investigations Procedure
- Closed session conference with labor negotiator covering multiple employee organizations including Stockton Police Officers' Association
- Council discussion and possible direction on Closed Session Brown Act Violation investigations
Planning Commission
The Stockton Planning Commission will consider a 93-lot single-family residential project at 9473 West Lane and elect new officers for the upcoming year. Two other development proposals have been pulled from the agenda for further review.
- Vote on 93-lot residential development at 9473 West Lane
- Election of Planning Commission Chair and Vice-Chair
- Industrial development at 6505 South McKinley Avenue pulled from agenda
- Drive-through restaurant at 9324 Thornton Road pulled from agenda
Council Water Committee
The Council Water Committee will receive an information-only update on the Regional Wastewater Control Facility (RWCF) Modifications Project. The committee will also consider approving minutes from October 2024, review council policy on committees, and meet the Municipal Utilities Department executive team. No binding votes are scheduled.
- Update on Regional Wastewater Control Facility (RWCF) Modifications Project (information only)
- Approval of minutes from October 10, 2024 meeting
- Review of Council Policy Manual section 3.06 on committees
- Introduction of Municipal Utilities Department (MUD) executive team
Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee
The Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee will review a county presentation on safe camping, discuss a proposed ban on aggressive solicitation, and receive an update on the city's response to recent court decisions regarding camping.
- Review of SMC Chapter 9.36 prohibition against aggressive solicitation
- Presentation from San Joaquin County Safe Camping Safe Parking
- Update on Camping Revisited: City response to Supreme Court decision & state order
- Approval of minutes from November 7, 2024 and December 5, 2024
Cultural Heritage Board
The Cultural Heritage Board will approve its 2025 meeting schedule and elect a chairperson and vice-chairperson for the year. An informational item on the California Historical Landmark 178 – Lindsay Point plaque at City Hall will be received, with no action taken. The meeting consists primarily of procedural and organizational items.
- Approve 2025 meeting schedule for the Cultural Heritage Board (Item 3.1)
- Election of chairperson and vice-chairperson for 2025 per Stockton Municipal Code (Item 6.1)
- Informational presentation on the removal and potential replacement of the California Historical Landmark 178 – Lindsay Point plaque at 425 N. El Dorado Street (Item 8.1)
Water Advisory Group
The Stockton Water Advisory Group will approve the minutes from its October 2, 2024 meeting, elect a Chair and Vice Chair, discuss proposed advisory group rules, introduce the Municipal Utilities Department executive team, and receive a presentation on the Regional Wastewater Control Facility (RWCF) Modifications Project. All items are presented as recommendations or information items for the group’s consideration.
- Approve minutes from the Water Advisory Group meeting of October 2, 2024 (Item 24-1284)
- Nominate and select Chair and Vice Chair for the Water Advisory Group (Item 25-0108)
- Discuss proposed Water Advisory Group rules (Item 25-0109)
- Introduce the Municipal Utilities Department executive team (Item 25-0110)
- Provide an overview of the Regional Wastewater Control Facility (RWCF) Modifications Project (Item 25-0113, information item)
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will consider appointing Steve Colangelo as interim city manager and joining the CENCAL Fire EMS Authority, a joint powers authority with Lodi and South San Joaquin County Fire Authority, with a $1.5 million transfer from reserves. The consent agenda also includes resolutions to name the Ursula Meyer Library & Community Center and three new parks, authorize $25 million in IT contracts, appropriate $2 million for the Light Up Stockton project, and accept a $500,000 grant for Safe Routes to School improvements.
- Appointment of Steve Colangelo as interim city manager with an employment contract
- Joining CENCAL Fire EMS Authority with $1,515,700 transfer from General Fund reserves
- Naming Northeast Library & Community Center as Ursula Meyer Library & Community Center and naming three parks: Inspiration Park, Hadley Park, and Harmony Park
- Authorizing $25,030,000 in cooperative agreements for IT solutions and services
- Transferring $2,000,000 to the Light Up Stockton project for street lighting
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will meet to approve the FY25-26 Annual Art Plan and review the Stockton Beautiful Project presentation. The meeting includes staff updates on the Public Art Mural Program and the approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Approval of FY25-26 Annual Art Plan
- Review of Stockton Beautiful Project presentation
- Staff updates on 2024 and 2025 Public Art Mural Program
- Approval of minutes from December 2, 2024, and January 28, 2025
- SAC Financial Report
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will receive updates and discuss four items: establishing a commercial vacancy ordinance, a proposed vacant commercial property tax, a policy on use of city council letterhead, and a potential policy related to Charter Section 406 investigations. No final decisions are expected; staff will receive direction for possible future council action.
- Status update on establishing a Commercial Vacancy Ordinance (Item 3.1)
- Update on proposed Vacant Commercial Property Tax (Item 3.2)
- Discussion of City Council Policy Manual Chapter 2.06.020 on use of city and council letterhead (Item 3.3)
- Discussion of potential policy related to Charter Section 406 investigations (Item 3.4)
Civil Service Commission Special
The Civil Service Commission will hold a special meeting with a closed session to certify examination results for Office Technician and Tree Worker, and to remove names from Police Officer eligible lists. In regular session, they will consider resolutions to amend the list of classes for alternate staffing (adding Senior Code Enforcement Officer), approve the promotional examination for Fire Captain, and elect a Chair and Vice Chair to fill vacant positions. Informational items include amendments to classification specifications for Animal Services Assistant and Code Enforcement Officer.
- Adopt resolution certifying open/promotional exam results for Office Technician.
- Adopt resolution certifying open/promotional exam results for Tree Worker.
- Approve motion to remove name(s) from Police Officer (Open/Promotional) eligible lists.
- Approve resolution to amend list of classes approved for alternate staffing (Code Enforcement I/II to include Senior-level).
- Adopt resolution approving examination weights and job announcement for promotional Fire Captain position.
Stockton Arts Commission
The Stockton Arts Commission will hold a workshop to discuss its bylaws, strategic goals, and budget. Staff will present recommendations. No formal votes or public hearings are scheduled; the meeting consists largely of procedural items and the workshop.
- Workshop on bylaws, strategic goals, and budget (Item 4.1)
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Stockton Parks and Recreation Commission will adopt the consent calendar, including approval of the December 16, 2024 meeting minutes. Commissioners will elect a President and Vice‑President to serve from January 2025 through December 2025. Staff will present informational Parks and Recreation reports covering park updates, holiday workshops, winter camps, activity guides, project toolbox events, and youth sports. Additional informational reports will be received from several school districts and San Joaquin County Parks.
- Approve minutes of the December 16, 2024 Parks & Recreation regular meeting (Item 4.1).
- Elect a President and Vice‑President for the term January 2025–December 2025 (Item 6.1).
- Parks Report – informational staff update (Item 7.1).
- Recreation Report – informational update on community‑center workshops, camps, activity guide, project toolbox events, and youth sports (Item 7.2).
- Information reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, Manteca Unified School Districts and San Joaquin County Parks (Items 8.1‑8.5).
Council Legislation/Environmental Committee
The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will provide direction on amending the Cannabis Regulatory Program and review tobacco retailer licensing. Members will also receive updates on a proposed vacant commercial property tax and a commercial vacancy ordinance.
- Discussion on amending the Cannabis Regulatory Program (Chapters 5.100 and 16.80.195)
- Review and update on tobacco retailer's licensing and ordinance
- Status update on establishing a commercial vacancy ordinance
- Update on the proposed Vacant Commercial Property Tax
- Review of City Council Policy Manual Chapter 2.07 regarding flag display and the annual Pride flag
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a one-year time extension for the approved tentative map and planned development permit for the Davis Crossing project at 8601 Thornton Road. Additionally, the commission will vote on a resolution to remove a member from the Cultural Heritage Board for excessive absences. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the previous meeting and other procedural items.
- One-year time extension for Davis Crossing tentative map and planned development permit (P21-1171) at 8601 Thornton Road (APNs 080-320-06 and 080-320-07)
- Resolution to ratify removal of Member Johnson from the Cultural Heritage Board for excessive absences
- Approval of Planning Commission minutes from December 12, 2024
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The City Council will vote on several consent items, including procurement contracts and commission appointments. The body will also discuss the ASM Global management contract and provide an overview of Measure A.
- Cooperative agreement with W.W. Grainger, Inc. for MRO supplies not to exceed $2,500,000
- Purchase of three Pioneer Centrifugal Pumps from Harrington Industrial Plastics, LLC for $206,596.38
- PG&E extension agreement for Victory Park Pool electrical upgrades for $131,035.91
- Rental agreement with Delta Aviation Services, LP for hangar storage not to exceed $127,461
- Re-establishment of an Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee
Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent
The Civil Service Commission will vote on certifying eligibility lists for Office Technician, Tree Worker, and Police Officer positions. They will also consider amending the list of classes approved for alternate staffing, approving a promotional exam for Fire Captain, electing a chair and vice chair, and reinstating a former employee as Police Telecommunicator II. Informational items include updates to classification specifications for Animal Services Assistant, Code Enforcement Officer, Recreation Supervisor, and Regulatory Compliance Officer.
- Certify exam results for Office Technician (Open/Promotional) eligibility list
- Certify exam results for Tree Worker (Open/Promotional) eligibility list
- Approve removal of names from Police Officer (Open/Promotional) eligible lists
- Amend list of classes for alternate staffing to include Senior Code Enforcement Officer
- Approve reinstatement of Shelby Terrazas (Kotecki) as Police Telecommunicator II
City Council Special
The Stockton City Council holds a special closed session meeting to discuss three personnel and legal matters. The agenda includes a public employee appointment for the City Manager position, a discipline/dismissal release, and a conference with legal counsel on one anticipated litigation case. No public action or open-session items are scheduled.
- Closed session on public employee discipline or dismissal release
- Closed session on appointment of City Manager
- Closed session with legal counsel on anticipated litigation (1 case)
City Council and Concurrent Authorities
The Stockton City Council will begin its 2025 term with swearing-in ceremonies for newly elected council members and the mayor. The council will then vote on a resolution to appoint a Vice Mayor, approve the mayoral appointments to council committees and committee structure, and adopt a resolution to appoint a new employee to the Office of the Mayor. The meeting is concurrent with the Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency, Public Financing Authority, and Parking Authority.
- Swearing-in of Mariela Ponce (District 2), Mario Enríquez (District 4), Jason Lee (District 6), and Mayor Christina Fugazi
- Appointment of Vice Mayor via resolution
- Approval of resolution amending mayoral appointments to council committees and committee structure/function roster
- Resolution to appoint a new employee (Leenisha Ward as Public Information Officer II) to fill the final vacancy in the Office of the Mayor
- Authorization for City Manager to implement the appointment