Sacramento, CA

Active Transportation Commission

The Active Transportation Commission will review and comment on the North Natomas Community Trail naming effort, the Automated Red Light Camera Program, and the 2026 Bicycle Parking Program update. It will also vote on meeting minutes and adopt the Commission Log.

• Review of North Natomas Community Trail naming effort (District 1)
• Review of Automated Red Light Camera Program (citywide)
• Review of City of Sacramento Bicycle Parking Program 2026 Update
• Motion to adopt Active Transportation Commission Log
• Approval of June 18, 2026 meeting minutes

Ethics Commission

The Sacramento Ethics Commission will hold a public hearing on a complaint alleging Mayor Kevin McCarty violated the Levine Act and city campaign contribution limits. The commission may dismiss the complaint, order further investigation, impose sanctions, or refer it to the FPPC. The agenda also includes routine approval of minutes and the complaint log.

• Public hearing on complaint against Mayor Kevin McCarty alleging Levine Act and campaign contribution limit violations
• Possible actions: further investigation, dismissal, violation finding with sanctions, or referral to FPPC
• Approval of June 22, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of Ethics Commission Complaint Log

Personnel and Public Employees Committee

The Personnel and Public Employees Committee will review and interview applicants for two seats on the Measure U Community Advisory Commission: one youth seat (Seat L) and one regular seat (Seat O). The committee may recommend appointments to the Mayor and Council, or continue discussion at a later meeting. The agenda also includes approval of the June 23, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Approval of June 23, 2026 committee meeting minutes (File ID: 2026-01346)
• Interviews for Measure U Community Advisory Commission Youth Seat L (File ID: 2026-01551)
• Interviews for Measure U Community Advisory Commission Seat O (File ID: 2026-01549)

City Council - 5PM

Aggie Square Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District Public Financing Authority

The Aggie Square Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District Public Financing Authority is holding a special meeting to conduct a public hearing on the FY2025/26 annual report and adopt the FY2026/27 budget. The board will also receive comments on draft amendments to the district's Infrastructure Finance Plan and potentially set a date for a future public hearing on those amendments.

• Public hearing and adoption of FY2025/26 Annual Report for the Aggie Square EIFD
• Adoption of FY2026/27 revenue and expense budget
• Discussion of amendments to the EIFD Infrastructure Finance Plan
• Potential adoption of a Resolution of Consideration directing Plan amendments and setting a public hearing date

City Council - 2PM

Ann Land and Bertha Henschel Memorial Funds Commission

Utility Users Tax Appeals Board

Planning and Design Commission

City Council - 5PM

Racial Equity Committee

City Council - 2PM

Disabilities Advisory Commission

Parks and Community Enrichment Commission

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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

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Preservation Commission

The Sacramento Preservation Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes from June 17, 2026, and review and comment on the proposed Sacramento Zoo expansion (M26-016). The meeting also includes a director's report, commissioner comments, and public comments on matters not on the agenda.

• Approval of June 17, 2026 meeting minutes (File ID: 2026-00043)
• Review and comment on proposed Sacramento Zoo expansion (File ID: 2026-01460, District 7)

City Council - 2PM

The Sacramento City Council is meeting to consider a consent calendar of routine items, including contracts, property sales, and reports, followed by a discussion of an audit on the Department of Utilities' power purchase agreements. The most consequential item is the proposed sale of city-owned property at Fair Oaks Boulevard and Howe Avenue for $400,000.

• Sale of city property at Fair Oaks Blvd and Howe Ave for $400,000
• Supplemental contract for Cherie Kindel v. City litigation, not-to-exceed $290,000
• Floodgate Modernization Project budget increase of $773,000 and supplemental agreement with Mead and Hunt for $638,694
• Award contract for prefabricated restroom at Burberry Community Park for $286,904
• Award contract for North Natomas Regional Park Phase 7 Great Meadow Project for $746,720

Law and Legislation Committee

The Law and Legislation Committee will consider two ordinances: one adding rules on nonfunctional turf to the city code, and another amending sign regulations in the Railyards Special Planning District. Both would be forwarded to the City Council if approved. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes and a legislative log, plus an oral update on councilmember proposals.

• Ordinance adding Article XII to Chapter 13.04 on nonfunctional turf
• Ordinance amending subsection 15.148.193.F for static digital signs in Railyards Subdistrict 2
• Approval of Law and Legislation Committee minutes from July 21, 2026
• Approval of Law and Legislation Log
• Receive and file legislative advocacy correspondence

City Council - 5PM

The Sacramento City Council, meeting jointly with several city authorities, will review and comment on the city's violence prevention and intervention strategies. This is the only substantive discussion item on the agenda; the rest is procedural. No final decisions are scheduled.

• Review of violence prevention and intervention programs (File ID: 2026-01541)
• Recognitions: North Natomas 11u All Star Softball team and musician Clemón Charles

City Council (Closed Session)

This is a closed-session special meeting of the Sacramento City Council and related agencies. The council will discuss two lawsuits, evaluate the City Auditor's performance, and negotiate with the police officers' union. No public decisions are expected, as the agenda is limited to confidential legal and personnel matters.

• Discussion of Liebelt v. City of Sacramento (Superior Court Case No. 23CV003003)
• Discussion of Estate of Nyota Koya, et al. v. City of Sacramento (U.S.D.C. Case No. 2:25-cv-01240)
• Performance evaluation of City Auditor
• Labor negotiations with Sacramento Police Officers Association

Measure U Community Advisory Commission

The Measure U Community Advisory Commission will review and comment on overviews of Measure U-funded programs from the City Attorney and Public Works departments. 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. The meeting includes consent items for approving minutes and an agenda log.

• Approve minutes from June 15, 2026 meeting
• Approve updated agenda log
• Receive overview of Measure U-funded programs: Office of the City Attorney
• Receive overview of Measure U-funded programs: Department of Public Works
• Discuss and possibly approve final report on Participatory Budgeting Pilot Program Project Implementation Grants

Civil Service Board

The Civil Service Board will consider approving revisions to firefighter classification specifications to remove the residency requirement, as part of a recent union agreement. The board will also hear two appeals from candidates disqualified from city job recruitments. The agenda includes routine approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Revision of Fire Battalion Chief, Fire Captain, Fire Engineer, Firefighter, Sacramento Fire EMT, and Paramedic classifications to remove residency requirement (File ID: 2026-01488)
• Appeal of disqualification of Tahlon Brasier from Junior Plant Operator (Wastewater/Drainage) recruitment (File ID: 2026-01493)
• Appeal of disqualification of Miguel Jurado from Street Construction Laborer recruitment (File ID: 2026-01496)
• Approval of May 18, 2026 meeting minutes (File ID: 2026-00031)

Planning and Design Commission

The Planning and Design Commission will hold public hearings on four development items, including a citywide zoning ordinance update, a transit storage facility, a commercial rezoning, and a liquor license. It will also discuss initiating amendments to special planning districts and planned unit developments to align with the 2040 General Plan. The consent calendar includes approval of the June 11, 2026 minutes.

• 2026 Title 17 Omnibus Ordinance: citywide amendments to planning and development code (File ID 2026-01019)
• UCP Transit Storage: conditional use permit and site review for 72 bus/van stalls and 6,000-gallon fuel tank at 2150 Harvard Street (File ID 2026-01166)
• Centerpointe at Natomas Crossing: rezoning 10.18 acres to General Commercial, tentative map, and two retail buildings at Del Paso Road (File ID 2026-01399)
• Sam's Market: Type-21 liquor license for convenience store at 2685 Rio Linda Blvd (File ID 2026-01456)
• 2040 General Plan and Zoning Consistency: initiating special planning district and PUD amendments (File ID 2026-01386)

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

The Litigation Resolution Committee and Workers' Compensation Claims Committee will meet jointly to approve prior meeting minutes and then adjourn to closed session to discuss potential and existing litigation, including three workers' compensation cases. The agenda is largely procedural, with the substantive items being confidential legal discussions.

• Approval of June 10 and June 24, 2026 meeting minutes
• Closed session: two potential litigation cases (significant exposure)
• Closed session: Ronald Marks v. City of Sacramento, Case No. ADJ7564443
• Closed session: Scott McKinney v. City of Sacramento, Case No. ADJ18035123
• Closed session: Andrew Pettit v. City of Sacramento, Case No. ADJ20507180

Animal Wellbeing Commission

The Animal Wellbeing Commission will review and comment on strategic planning for community spay and neuter clinics and the Animal Care Services monthly managers report. They will also vote on approving the June 10, 2026 meeting minutes and adopting a follow-up log. The meeting includes a welcome for new Commissioner Itzel Martinez and public comment periods.

• Strategic planning for community spay and neuter clinics (File ID: 2026-01453)
• Animal Care Services monthly managers report (File ID: 2026-01450)
• Approval of June 10, 2026 meeting minutes (File ID: 2026-00020)
• Adoption of Animal Wellbeing Commission Follow-Up Log (File ID: 2026-01451)
• Welcome of new Commissioner Itzel Martinez

City Council (Closed Session)

Budget and Audit Committee

The Budget and Audit Committee will consider accepting the City Auditor's activity and whistleblower hotline reports, and an audit of the Department of Utilities' energy use under power purchase agreements. It will also receive an oral update on councilmember proposals. All items are recommendations to be forwarded to the City Council.

• Accept City Auditor's 4th Quarter FY 2025/26 Activity Report
• Accept Whistleblower Hotline Activity Report (Jan-Jun 2026)
• Accept Audit of Department of Utilities Energy Use: Power Purchase Agreements
• Oral report on Councilmember Proposals heard by committee

Railyards Public Financing Authority

The Railyards Public Financing Authority will consider approving the expansion of the Railyards Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District (EIFD) and ordering distribution of a draft amended Infrastructure Financing Plan, with a public hearing date to be set. The meeting also includes routine approval of minutes and a schedule amendment.

• Approval of July 28, 2026 special meeting minutes
• Amendment to 2026 regular meeting schedule
• Proposed EIFD expansion and draft amended Infrastructure Financing Plan (File ID 2026-01489)
• Resolution of Consideration to approve EIFD boundary expansion and set public hearing date

City Council - 5PM

This regular meeting of the Sacramento City Council and several related agencies has been cancelled because there is no business to conduct. No items will be discussed or decided at this time.

City Council - 2PM

The Sacramento City Council will consider consent calendar items including contract approvals and amendments, and hold public hearings on special assessments for unpaid nuisance abatement costs. Key actions include a $475,081 change order for the Franklin Boulevard Complete Street project and a $500,000 supplement for hazardous waste services.

• Franklin Boulevard Complete Street Phases 1-2 change order: $475,081 (total $17,252,810)
• Hazardous waste management supplemental contract: +$500,000 to NRC Environmental Services
• Granite Park soccer fencing and concrete improvements: $451,828 to Parker Landscape Development
• On-call diving and ROV services for water facilities: up to $900,000 per contract
• Public hearings on special assessments for unpaid nuisance abatement fees

Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy Commission

The Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy Commission will hold a regular meeting with a consent calendar and discussion items. Key actions include approving meeting minutes and a follow-up log, receiving a report on the ARPA Creative Venues Grant, and recommending the accession of the De Colores Southside Park mural into the Art in Public Places permanent collection. The commission will also receive and comment on the first session of the 2026 Race Equity Ad Hoc Committee.

• Approve draft minutes of June 8, 2026 (File ID: 2026-00112)
• Adopt the Commission Follow-Up Log (File ID: 2026-00206)
• Receive and comment on ARPA Creative Venues Grant (File ID: 2026-01468)
• Recommend approval of De Colores Southside Park mural by Royal Chicano Air Force into APP permanent collection (File ID: 2026-01424)
• Receive and comment on 2026 Race Equity Ad Hoc Committee Session 1 of 6 (File ID: 2026-01473)

Community Police Review Commission

City Council - 2PM

The Sacramento City Council, meeting jointly with several city financing and housing authorities, will consider a resolution to rescind prior resolutions and remove the Sacramento City Employees' Retirement System (SCERS) Termination Act charter amendment from the November 3, 2026 ballot. This is the only substantive item on the agenda; the rest is procedural.

• Resolution to rescind Resolution Nos. 2026-0201, 2026-0202, 2026-0214, and 2026-0215 to remove SCERS Termination Act from ballot
• Joint meeting with Sacramento City Financing Authority, Housing Authority, Public Financing Authority, and Redevelopment Agency Successor Agency

Parks and Community Enrichment Commission

The Parks and Community Enrichment Commission will vote to approve its June 4, 2026 meeting minutes and a follow-up log. Commissioners will also receive updates on the proposed Sacramento Zoo expansion, park maintenance, community recreation, and 916 Day plans. No formal decisions are scheduled beyond the consent calendar.

• Approve Parks and Community Enrichment Commission Meeting Minutes (June 4, 2026)
• Approve Parks and Community Enrichment Follow Up Log
• Receive update on proposed Sacramento Zoo expansion (District 7)
• Receive annual park maintenance update
• Receive annual community recreation update

Sacramento Childrens Fund Planning and Oversight Commission

The Sacramento Children’s Fund Planning and Oversight Commission will review the third-year update of its Strategic Investment Plan and discuss how its outcomes align with the five fund goals. Members will also examine the plan’s alignment with Measure L target populations and receive updates from the Target Populations Ad Hoc Committee.

• Approve minutes of June 4, 2026 meeting
• Approve follow-up log
• Review Strategic Investment Plan third-year outcomes
• Discuss alignment with Measure L target populations
• Receive Target Populations Ad Hoc Committee updates

Disabilities Advisory Commission

The Disabilities Advisory Commission will review a digital accessibility compliance roadmap and a language access program. The body will also provide comment on the T Street Bikeway Gap Closure Project.

• Digital Accessibility Compliance Roadmap review
• T Street Bikeway Gap Closure Project (T Street between 34th Street and Stockton Boulevard)
• Language Access Program review
• Approval of June 3, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of Disabilities Advisory Commission Follow-Up Log

City Council - 5PM

City Council - 2PM

Ethel MacLeod Hart Trust Fund Advisory Committee

The Ethel MacLeod Hart Trust Fund Advisory Committee is meeting to review the trust fund's cycle 6 year-end report and discuss cycle 7 projects. The committee will also receive updates on the Older Adults Services Program. The agenda is mostly procedural with no major decisions expected.

• Ethel MacLeod Trust Fund Cycle 6 Year End Review
• Cycle 7 Project Update
• Older Adults Services Program Update

Youth Commission

The Sacramento Youth Commission will hold its regular meeting to approve draft minutes from May 4, 2026, and the follow-up log of prior actions. Commissioners will also receive updates on aquatics programs and youth workforce development initiatives for the fiscal year 2024/25.

• Approve draft meeting minutes dated May 4, 2026 (File ID: 2026-00050)
• Approve Youth Commission Follow-Up Log (File ID: 2026-01422)
• Receive annual update on Aquatics programs (File ID: 2026-01425)
• Receive and file annual update on Youth Workforce Development for FY 2024/25 (File ID: 2026-01423)

City Council - 2PM

The City Council will consider initiating public hearings for updated water and wastewater service charges. The body is also reviewing several citywide service contracts and a renewal for the Oak Park Property and Business Improvement District.

• Initiation of Proposition 218 procedures for water and wastewater rate adjustments
• Insurance contract renewal for Special Liability, Medical Malpractice, and Deadly Weapon Crisis Response not-to-exceed $26,374,712.31
• Renewal of Oak Park Property and Business Improvement District No. 2026-03 for a ten-year term
• Purchase of one narrow street sweeper not-to-exceed $257,228
• Wastewater and drainage jetting and rodding supplies contracts not-to-exceed $1,500,000

City Council (Closed Session)

The City Council will meet in closed session to discuss negotiations for the sale of city property at 825-831 K Street with Sutter Capital Group, and to confer with labor negotiators regarding the Sacramento Police Officers Association contract. No public discussion or votes on these items will occur during the closed session.

• Conference with real property negotiators for sale of 825-831 K Street to Sutter Capital Group
• Conference with labor negotiators regarding Sacramento Police Officers Association

City Council - 2PM

City Council - 5PM

El Concejo Municipal considerará una resolución para crear el Distrito de Financiamiento de Infraestructura Mejorada de Innovation Park en el Distrito 1. El organismo también recibirá informes de los participantes jóvenes del programa 2026 Semester @ City Hall.

• Resolución de Intención para establecer el Distrito de Financiamiento de Infraestructura Mejorada de Innovation Park (EIFD) en el Distrito 1
• Informes de 2026 Semester @ City Hall: Miembros de Link Crew de la Edición de Verano

Personnel and Public Employees Committee