Sacramento, CA

Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy Commission

The Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy Commission of Sacramento, CA is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Monday, October 5, 2026 at 1:00 PM at the City Hall Complex, 915 I Street, Sacramento, CA 95814. The agenda text provided contains only meeting logistics and the roster of commissioners, including Chair Luisa Lavulo and Vice Chair Dr. Nkiruka Ohaegbu. No substantive items, votes, contracts, or public hearings are described in the supplied text.

Community Police Review Commission

The Sacramento Community Police Review Commission meets Monday, October 5, 2026, at 5:30 PM at City Hall, 915 I Street. The commission will receive a Sacramento Police Department staff report, follow up on the 2026 Military Equipment Use Community Forum, and discuss its interactions with the City's Office of Public Safety and Accountability. It will also develop a proposed 2027 work plan and review a draft 2026 annual report, with both slated to return for approval at the November 9, 2026 meeting. The consent calendar includes approval of minutes from September 14, 2026.

• Consent Calendar: motion to approve meeting minutes dated September 14, 2026 (File ID 2026-00174)
• Sacramento Police Department staff report and presentation, receive and file (File ID 2026-01790)
• Follow-up discussion on the 2026 Military Equipment Use Community Forum and community feedback (File ID 2026-01791)
• Discussion of the City's Office of Public Safety and Accountability (OPSA) and police oversight (File ID 2026-01827)
• 2027 Work Plan development and draft 2026 Annual Report, both to return for approval on November 9, 2026 (File IDs 2026-01789, 2026-01792)

Youth Commission

The Sacramento Youth Commission meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 5:30 PM at City Hall, 915 I Street. On the consent calendar it will vote on minutes from its August 3, 2026 meeting and on its Follow-Up Log. The discussion calendar is receive-and-file or receive-and-discuss only: updates on Community Recreation and Access Leisure programs, a #SacTownYouthNights presentation, and an Organizational Resiliency Fund update. No ordinances, contracts, or fee changes appear on this agenda.

• Consent: motion to approve draft Youth Commission minutes dated August 3, 2026 (File ID 2026-00052)
• Consent: motion to approve the Youth Commission Follow-Up Log (File ID 2026-01724)
• Discussion: Community Recreation and Access Leisure Program Updates, receive and file (File ID 2026-01723)
• Discussion: #SacTownYouthNights Presentation, receive and file (File ID 2026-01793)
• Discussion: Organizational Resiliency Fund Update, receive and discuss (File ID 2026-01760)

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 2PM

Disabilities Advisory Commission

Planning and Design Commission

The Sacramento Planning and Design Commission meets Thursday, October 8, 2026, at 5:30 PM at City Hall, 915 I Street. The main decision item is a public hearing on a proposed Quick Quack Carwash at 8112 Delta Shores Circle South, which would require a Conditional Use Permit and Site Plan and Design Review on a vacant 1.2-acre site in the Delta Shores Planned Unit Development. The commission will also review and comment on the draft 2027 Planning and Zoning Work Program and the draft 2026 Annual Report. The consent calendar includes approval of the September 24, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on Delta Shores Quick Quack Carwash (P26-005) at 8112 Delta Shores Circle South, District 8: Conditional Use Permit and Site Plan and Design Review on a vacant 1.2-acre site in the C-2-PUD zone
• Review and comment on the initial draft 2027 Planning and Zoning Work Program (File ID 2026-01752)
• Review and comment on the draft 2026 Annual Report for the Planning and Design Commission (File ID 2026-01635)
• Consent Calendar: approval of the Planning and Design Commission minutes of September 24, 2026 (File ID 2026-00224)

City Council - 5PM

Innovation Park Public Financing Authority

City Council - 2PM

Budget and Audit Committee

Animal Wellbeing Commission

Active Transportation Commission

Measure U Community Advisory Commission

Civil Service Board

City Council - 2PM

City Council - 5PM

Law and Legislation Committee

Planning and Design Commission

City Council - 2PM

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 2PM

City Council - 2PM

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 2PM

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 2PM

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 2PM

City Council - 2PM

El Concejo Municipal considerará las recomendaciones de financiamiento para el Ciclo 6 y el Ciclo 7 del Ethel MacLeod Trust Fund. El organismo también tiene programado seleccionar un Presidente y un Vicepresidente para el año calendario 2026.

• Aceptación de las recomendaciones de financiamiento del Ciclo 6 del Ethel MacLeod Trust Fund
• Discusión de las recomendaciones de financiamiento del Ciclo 7 del Ethel MacLeod Trust Fund
• Selección de Presidente y Vicepresidente para el año calendario 2026
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del Comité Asesor del Ethel MacLeod Hart Trust Fund del 3 de noviembre de 2025

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 2PM

Parks and Community Enrichment Commission

The Parks and Community Enrichment Commission meets Thursday, October 1, 2026, at 5:30 PM at City Hall, 915 I Street. The main discussion item is a motion to support City Council adoption of a resolution renaming César Chávez Plaza to Union Plaza. The commission will also review the 2026 Annual Report and 2027 Workplan and may forward a draft to the Personal & Public Employees (P&PE) Committee. The consent calendar covers approval of the September 3, 2026 meeting minutes and the Parks and Community Enrichment Follow Up Log.

• Motion to support City Council renaming César Chávez Plaza to Union Plaza (File ID 2026-01740)
• Review and possible motion on the 2026 Annual Report and 2027 Workplan, forwarding a draft to the P&PE Committee (File ID 2026-01741)
• Consent calendar: approval of September 3, 2026 meeting minutes (File ID 2026-00131)
• Consent calendar: approval of the Parks and Community Enrichment Follow Up Log (File ID 2026-00269)
• Public comment: two minutes per item, maximum four items per speaker

Sacramento Childrens Fund Planning and Oversight Commission

The Sacramento Children's Fund Planning and Oversight Commission meets Thursday, October 1, 2026, at 10:00 AM at City Hall, 915 I Street. The commission will vote on meeting minutes from August 6, 2026, and on a follow-up log, then discuss the fund's 0-5 Fund Goal and a third-year review of its Strategic Investment Plan. The discussion items are listed as review and comment only, with no dollar amounts or specific program changes stated in the agenda.

• Consent vote on minutes from the August 6, 2026 regular meeting (File ID 2026-00027)
• Consent vote on the commission's Follow-Up Log (File ID 2026-00277)
• Discussion of the Sacramento Children's Fund 0-5 Fund Goal, listed as review and comment (File ID 2026-01747)
• Third-year review of the Sacramento Children's Fund Strategic Investment Plan, to discuss outcomes and possible recommendations tied to five fund goals (File ID 2026-01748)
• Public comment on matters not on the agenda, with a two-minute limit per speaker and a maximum of four items

Aggie Square Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District Public Financing Authority

The Authority will hold a public hearing regarding the second amendment to the Aggie Square EIFD Infrastructure Financing Plan. The body will also consider authorizing a third amendment to the Master Funding Agreement for the Aggie Square Project involving the Regents of the University of California and several LLC owners.

• Second Amendment to the Aggie Square EIFD Infrastructure Financing Plan
• Third Amendment to the Master Funding Agreement (City Agreement No. 2021-1293)
• Approval of Aggie Square Public Financing Authority Minutes from June 17, 2025, and August 25, 2026

Personnel and Public Employees Committee

The Personnel and Public Employees Committee will receive annual reports from the City Attorney, City Auditor, City Clerk, City Manager, and City Treasurer, and vote on motions to forward each report to the City Council for review. The meeting is a special session focused solely on these reports, with no other substantive agenda items.

• Annual report for City Attorney (File ID: 2026-01764)
• Annual report for City Auditor (File ID: 2026-01731)
• Annual report for City Clerk (File ID: 2026-01677)
• Annual report for City Manager (File ID: 2026-01689)
• Annual report for City Treasurer (File ID: 2026-01680)

City Council (Closed Session)

The Sacramento City Council is holding a special closed session meeting on September 29, 2026, jointly with the City Financing Authority, Housing Authority, Public Financing Authority, and Redevelopment Agency Successor Agency. In closed session, the council will discuss the sale of 825-831 K Street with Sutter Capital Group, labor negotiations with the Sacramento Police Officers Association, and performance evaluations of five charter officers. No decisions are listed as final; closed session items are confidential discussions under state law.

• Closed session on sale terms for 825-831 K Street with Sutter Capital Group
• Closed session labor negotiations with the Sacramento Police Officers Association
• Performance evaluations for City Attorney, City Auditor, City Clerk, City Manager, and City Treasurer

City Council - 2PM

The Sacramento City Council holds a joint regular meeting with several city financing and housing authorities. Most items are on the consent calendar, meaning they are acted on in one motion without individual discussion. The council is set to approve contracts, grants, and budget adjustments, including a $137,574,447 operating budget for the Sacramento Employment and Training Agency and a $6,000,000 contract for emergency medical equipment. One discussion item covers issuing special tax bonds for a community facilities district.

• $317,000 contract with International Rescue Committee, Inc. for housing stabilization on Stockton Boulevard (Districts 5 and 6)
• $137,574,447 SETA operating budget for fiscal year 2026/27
• $6,000,000 contract with Zoll Medical Corporation for Zenix monitor/defibrillators through February 9, 2030
• $3,300,000 in CalVIP Cohort 5 subawards to 14 community organizations for violence intervention
• $2,212,487 construction contract with Tennyson Electric LLC for Sacramento Last Mile Project Package 2 (District 8)

City Council - 5PM

The Sacramento City Council holds a joint regular meeting with the City Financing Authority, Housing Authority, Public Financing Authority, and Redevelopment Agency Successor Agency. The main discussion item is a resolution declaring a City-owned parcel south of Meadowview Road (APN 053-0010-078-0000) as "surplus land" not needed for City use, under the California Surplus Land Act. The rest of the agenda is largely procedural: roll call, land acknowledgement, pledge, closed session report, a birthday presentation, and comment periods.

• Resolution to declare a 102-acre City-owned parcel at 3100 Meadowview Road (District 8, APN 053-0010-078-0000) as surplus land under the California Surplus Land Act
• Joint meeting of the City Council and four related authorities/agencies
• Special presentation: Señora Angelbertha Cobb 95th birthday, presented by Mayor Pro Tem Guerra
• Public comment on matters not on the agenda, with two minutes per item and a four-item maximum
• City Manager's Report and Council Comments-Ideas, Questions, AB1234 Reports

Personnel and Public Employees Committee

The Personnel and Public Employees Committee is holding a regular meeting to discuss items related to city personnel and public employees. The agenda contains no specific items listed, only procedural boilerplate.

Measure U Community Advisory Commission

The Measure U Community Advisory Commission will hold a regular meeting to review and comment on Measure U-funded departments and programs, including the Office of the City Attorney and the Department of Convention and Cultural Services. They will also discuss and potentially approve a final report on participatory budgeting project implementation grants, and review the 2026 annual report and 2027 workplan. Consent items include approval of meeting minutes and an agenda log.

• Receive and comment on Measure U-funded departments: Office of the City Attorney and Department of Convention and Cultural Services
• Discuss and approve final report on Participatory Budgeting Project Implementation Grant results
• Review and provide direction on 2026 Annual Report and 2027 Workplan
• Approve meeting minutes from June 15, 2026
• Approve updated Agenda Log

Ethics Commission

The Ethics Commission will discuss proposed amendments to its Rules of Procedure. The body will also review the 2026 Annual Report and 2027 Workplan to determine if it requires final commission approval or forwarding to the Personnel & Public Employees Committee.

• Proposed amendments to the Ethics Commission Rules of Procedure
• Review of the 2026 Annual Report and 2027 Workplan
• Approval of the Ethics Commission Complaint Log
• Approval of the August 24, 2026, meeting minutes

Planning and Design Commission

The Planning and Design Commission will hold a public hearing on an ordinance amending city code sections related to registered house plans, and will consider a recommendation for City Council adoption. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a continuation of a drive-through restaurant application.

• Public hearing on ordinance amending Title 17 sections 17.600.300-320 on registered house plans (Record No. M26-020)
• Continued hearing for Arden Way drive-through restaurants at 1950 Arden Way (P25-022) to October 22, 2026
• Approval of minutes from August 13 and August 27, 2026 meetings

Utilities Rate Advisory Commission

The Utilities Rate Advisory Commission will receive and comment on an update to the FY 2027-28 water and wastewater rate adjustment. The agenda also includes approval of the June 24, 2026 meeting minutes. No final rate decisions are scheduled; the item is for discussion only.

• FY 2027-28 Water and Wastewater Rate Adjustment Update (File ID: 2026-01685)
• Approval of June 24, 2026 meeting minutes (File ID: 2026-00122)

City Council (Closed Session)

Law and Legislation Committee

The Law and Legislation Committee will review and likely forward two ordinances to the City Council: a Title 17 omnibus ordinance amending planning and development code provisions, and a renewed Military Equipment Use Policy (repealing Ordinance No. 2025-0023) along with the annual report. The agenda also includes routine consent items: approving meeting minutes, the Law and Legislation Log, and receiving legislative advocacy correspondence.

• Title 17 Omnibus Ordinance amending various planning and development provisions (File ID 2026-01568)
• Ordinance repealing Ordinance No. 2025-0023 and adopting renewed Military Equipment Use Policy (File ID 2026-01526)
• Annual Military Equipment Use Report review
• Approval of Law and Legislation Committee minutes from August 18, 2026
• Approval of Law and Legislation Log and receipt of legislative advocacy correspondence

City Council - 5PM

This is a special joint meeting of the Sacramento City Council and several related public agencies. No agenda items have been scheduled, so the meeting is expected to be procedural only, with no decisions or discussions planned.

• No agenda items scheduled
• Joint meeting of City Council, City Financing Authority, Housing Authority, Public Financing Authority, and Redevelopment Agency Successor Agency

City Council (Closed Session)

The Sacramento City Council and related bodies are meeting in closed session to discuss two items: a performance evaluation for the City Auditor and labor negotiations with the Sacramento Police Officers Association. The agenda is limited to these confidential matters and contains no public action items.

• Performance evaluation of City Auditor (Gov. Code § 54957(b)(1))
• Labor negotiations with Sacramento Police Officers Association (Gov. Code § 54957.6)

City Council - 2PM

The Sacramento City Council, meeting jointly with several city financing and housing authorities, will consider a consent calendar of routine items and a discussion item on the Transient Occupancy Tax audit. Key actions include funding a centennial celebration for Memorial Auditorium, approving contracts for legal services, auctioneering, and fire apparatus, and authorizing grant applications for climate communities.

• Transfer $1,050,000 for Memorial 100 centennial initiative
• Supplement legal contracts: $200,000 (Rivera) and $390,000 (Liebelt) litigation
• Approve $35,000,000 for fire apparatus via cooperative purchase
• Authorize grant applications up to $9M and $5.5M for Transformative Climate Communities
• Reject bids for Watt Avenue Over Arcade Creek Bridge Project

Active Transportation Commission

The Active Transportation Commission will review and comment on the Sacramento Valley Station bus stops consolidation project, consider forwarding two Caltrans grant applications for Vision Zero safety studies to the City Council, and discuss draft recommendations for its 2026 annual report. The agenda also includes routine consent items: approving meeting minutes and adopting the commission log.

• Review of Sacramento Valley Station Regional Bus Stops Consolidation Project at 401 I Street
• Motion to recommend City Council approval of Caltrans FY2027/28 grant applications for Top 20 Vision Zero Intersection Improvements Study and Sacramento Vision Zero Corridors Mobility & Safety Study
• Discussion of 2026 Active Transportation Commission Annual Report draft recommendations
• Approval of August 20, 2026 meeting minutes
• Adoption of Active Transportation Commission Log

Defined Contribution Plans Committee

This is a regular meeting of the Defined Contribution Plans Committee. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate with no specific items listed for decision or discussion.

Preservation Commission

This is the agenda for the Sacramento Preservation Commission's regular meeting on September 16, 2026. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and does not list any specific items for decision or discussion.

Budget and Audit Committee

The Budget and Audit Committee will consider accepting the City Auditor's audit of the Transient Occupancy Tax and forwarding it to the City Council for approval. The committee will also review the City Auditor's Recommendation Follow-Up Report for the six months ending June 30, 2026, and approve the August 11, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Audit of the Transient Occupancy Tax (File ID: 2026-01458)
• City Auditor's Recommendation Follow-Up Report for six-month period ending June 30, 2026 (File ID: 2026-01462)
• Approval of August 11, 2026 meeting minutes (File ID: 2026-01613)

Railyards Public Financing Authority

The Authority will hold a first public hearing regarding the proposed expansion of the City of Sacramento Railyards Enhanced Infrastructure District (EIFD). The meeting includes a discussion on amending the Infrastructure Financing Plan and setting a schedule for a second public hearing.

• First Public Hearing: Proposed expansion of the Railyards Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District
• Proposed amendments to the Infrastructure Financing Plan
• Approval of the August 11, 2026, Special Meeting minutes

City Council - 5PM

The Sacramento City Council, meeting jointly with several city financing and housing authorities, will hold a public hearing on the Centerpointe at Natomas Crossing Commercial Development. The council will consider rezoning 10.18 acres from Employment Center to General Commercial, amending the PUD schematic plan, and approving a tentative subdivision map, site plan, and tree permit. The agenda also includes proclamations for Food Literacy Month and Hispanic Heritage Month.

• Rezone 10.18 acres at 2200-2290 Del Paso Road from EC-50-PUD to C-2-PUD
• Approve tentative subdivision map for 8.66 acres into 3 commercial lots, 2 common lots, 2 future development lots
• Site plan for two 6,300 sq ft retail buildings and one 9,000 sq ft office building
• Tree permit for removal of one private protected tree
• CEQA exemption determination under Section 15183

City Council - 2PM

El Concejo Municipal de Sacramento considerará un calendario de consentimiento con contratos, subvenciones y enmiendas, que incluyen una subvención estatal de $6 millones para salud y seguridad pública, una subvente de $1.6 millones para los campos planos de Granite Regional Park y un reembolso de Medi-Cal de $10.1 millones para el Departamento de Bomberos. El calendario de discusión incluye la aprobación de un esquema salarial revisado para toda la ciudad y una ordenanza que modifica las reglas de las zonas de entretenimiento.

• Subvención de la Proposición 64 del BSCC de $6 millones para salud y seguridad pública
• Subvención de Visit Sacramento de $1.6 millones para la debida diligencia de los campos planos de Granite Regional Park
• Programa IGT de Medi-Cal: transferencia de $5.2 millones del Departamento de Bomberos, recepción de un reembolso de $10.1 millones
• Enmienda al contrato de renovación de la Biblioteca MLK Jr.: aumento de $205,723 a $11,474,571
• Ordenanza que modifica la Sección 12.50 del Código de la Ciudad sobre Zonas de Entretenimiento

City Council (Closed Session)

This is a special closed-session meeting of the Sacramento City Council and several related public agencies. The council will confer with legal counsel about existing litigation (Shavon Gibson v. City of Sacramento) and one anticipated case, and will meet with labor negotiators regarding the Sacramento Police Officers Association. No public decisions are expected, as the agenda is limited to closed-session items.

• Conference with legal counsel on existing litigation: Shavon Gibson v. City of Sacramento (Sacramento County Superior Court Case No. 24CV000752)
• Conference with legal counsel on one potential case of anticipated litigation
• Conference with labor negotiators regarding Sacramento Police Officers Association; designated representatives: Maraskeshia Smith, Aaron Donato, Tim Davis

Community Police Review Commission

The Community Police Review Commission will review and discuss the 2025-2026 Sacramento County Grand Jury report titled 'Sacramento Community Police Review Commission: Window Dressing or Progressing?' and provide comments for submission to the City Council. The agenda also includes receiving the Sacramento Police Department staff report, discussing feedback from the 2026 Military Equipment Use Community Forum, and considering a presentation on the Blue Envelope Program. Other items include approving the follow-up log and planning the 2026 annual report.

• Discussion of 2025-2026 Sacramento County Grand Jury report on the Commission
• Receive and file Sacramento Police Department staff report
• Report on 2026 Military Equipment Use Community Forum feedback
• Presentation on Blue Envelope Program for potential Sacramento application
• Approval of follow-up log and meeting minutes

Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy Commission

The Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy Commission will discuss arts education efforts related to Proposition 28 and a Request for Qualifications for the Martin Luther King Jr. Library. The body will also consider advancing a temporary public art application for a sculpture at Winn Park.

• Review of temporary public art application for a sculpture at 1616 28th St. (Winn Park)
• Discussion of Sacramento arts education efforts and Proposition 28
• Presentation regarding the Martin Luther King Jr. Library RFQ
• Second session of the 2026 Race Equity Ad Hoc Committee
• Approval of August 10, 2026, meeting minutes

Planning and Design Commission

Animal Wellbeing Commission

The Animal Wellbeing Commission will consider approving meeting minutes and a follow-up log, then discuss the final plea program pilot and procedure, and review the Animal Care Services monthly managers report. Public comments are also scheduled.

• Approval of August 12, 2026 meeting minutes
• Adoption of Animal Wellbeing Commission Follow-Up Log
• Discussion of Final Plea Program Pilot and Procedure
• Animal Care Services Monthly Managers Report

Joint Meetings of the Litigation Resolution Committee and the Workers’ Compensation Claims Committee