Stockton, CA

Stockton Arts Commission

The Stockton Arts Commission meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 5:30 PM in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 501 W. Weber Ave. The Commission will discuss a youth scholarship program and the 2027 Stockton Arts Grant Program, including program priorities, funding approach, and appointing members to an ad hoc committee. It will also vote on approving minutes from its August 3, 2026 meeting and receive informational staff updates and a financial report.

• Item 6.1 (26-1091): Discuss the 2027 Stockton Arts Grant Program, give direction on priorities and funding approach, and appoint an ad hoc committee
• Item 5.1 (26-1090): Discuss a youth scholarship program
• Item 4.1 (26-1088): Approve minutes from the SAC Regular Meeting of August 3, 2026
• Item 7.2 (26-1093): Stockton Arts Commission Financial Report (informational only)
• Item 7.1 (26-1092): Staff updates (informational only)

Cultural Heritage Board

The Stockton Cultural Heritage Board meets Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 5:30 PM in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 501 W. Weber Ave. The main item is a recommendation on a Certificate of Appropriateness for a two-story duplex at 1028 North Sutter Street, inside the Magnolia Historic District (Application No. P26-0130). The board will also consider approving minutes from its March 4 and April 29, 2026 meetings and a 2027 meeting schedule. Public comment is scheduled, and no public hearings or environmental assessments are listed.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for a two-story duplex at 1028 North Sutter Street, Magnolia Historic District (Application No. P26-0130); staff recommends the Community Development Director issue it
• Approval for filing minutes of the March 4, 2026 and April 29, 2026 Cultural Heritage Board meetings (item 26-0864)
• Approval of the Cultural Heritage Board meeting schedule for the 2027 calendar year (item 26-1095)
• Public comment period; written and voicemail comments accepted via [email protected] or (209) 937-8459
• Agenda posted September 30, 2026 by Interim City Clerk Bonnie Paige under the Brown Act

Water Advisory Group

The Stockton Water Advisory Group meets Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at 3:30 PM in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 501 W. Weber Ave. The group will hear a presentation on stormwater utility funding options and updates on the Regional Wastewater Control Facility modifications project and Municipal Utilities Department Water Division projects. It will also receive a quarterly operations report covering water, sewer, and stormwater operations. The agenda lists no action items or votes; the new business items are presentations from the Municipal Utilities Department.

• Item 26-1105: Stormwater utility funding options presentation (Municipal Utilities)
• Item 26-1106: Regional Wastewater Control Facility modifications project update
• Item 26-1107: Municipal Utilities Department Water Division projects update
• Item 26-1108: Quarterly operations report (Q3, Q4) on water, sewer, and stormwater operations
• Public comment accepted by email, voicemail, or in person; no dollar amounts or ordinances appear on the agenda

Planning Commission

The supplied record for the Stockton, CA Planning Commission meeting of 2026-10-08 contains only a title line, the label "Meeting Agenda - Final," and a print date of 9/30/2026. No items, decisions, or discussion topics are established by the text provided. This summary cannot describe what the body is deciding or discussing because the agenda content itself is missing from the source.

Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee

The Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee meets Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 501 W. Weber Ave, Building 1, Stockton. The only substantive agenda item is an informational presentation from Alpha Integrated Solutions about its Safer Community Network; the agenda states no action will be taken. The meeting also includes public comment and future items/committee member comments. The rest of the agenda is procedural and posting information.

• Item 26-1066: Presentation from Alpha Integrated Solutions on its Safer Community Network — informational only, no action to be taken
• Public comment accepted by email ([email protected]), voicemail at (209) 937-8459, or in person with request-to-speak cards
• Written and voicemail comments must be submitted by 8:00 AM the day of the meeting and will not be read into the record
• Agenda posted September 24, 2026 by Interim City Clerk Bonnie Paige, CMC, in compliance with the Brown Act
• Committee members listed: Michael Blower (Chair), Brando Villapudua (Vice Chair), Mario Enríquez (Member)

City Council Special

The Stockton City Council is holding a special meeting on Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at 5:00 PM in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 501 W Weber Ave. The only substantive item is a recommendation that the Council approve by motion the removal of a member from the Strong Communities Advisory Committee under City Council Policy section 3.04. The agenda does not name the member or state a reason for the proposed removal. Public comment is limited to items on this agenda.

• Item 26-1085: motion to remove a member from the Strong Communities Advisory Committee under City Council Policy section 3.04
• Public comment restricted to agenda items only
• No other items, contracts, or dollar amounts appear on the agenda

City Council and Concurrent Authorities

The Stockton City Council meets Sept. 29, 2026, with a large consent agenda and one new business item. The council will consider allocating about $11.7 million in state Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention (HHAP) funds to seven local organizations, and will vote on the City's response to a civil grand jury report titled "Stockton City Council: Governance in Turmoil." Most other items are routine approvals, including contracts, park naming, and storm drainage annexations. Several items are presentations or informational only, with no action to be taken.

• HHAP funding allocations totaling roughly $11.7 million to Amelia Ann Adams Whole Life Center, Family Resource Center, St. Mary's Community Services, Children's Home of Stockton, Lutheran Social Services, and the Housing Authority of San Joaquin County
• Response to 2025-2026 Civil Grand Jury Report No. 0125, "Stockton City Council: Governance in Turmoil," including a public tracking matrix
• $4.5 million Proposition 64 public health and safety grant from the California Board of State and Community Corrections for the Stockton Cannabis Public Safety & Prevention Project
• Construction contract of $2,978,000 to K. J. Woods Construction, Inc. for the Mormon Slough Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation, Project No. UW18030 (District 6)
• Naming of the new park at 3993 Stapleton Drive as "Corazón del Valle Park"

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Commission will review the August 24, 2026, meeting minutes and receive several informational reports. Updates will be provided regarding Stockton Arts Night, Stockton Arts Commission Grants, Youth Sports, Project Toolbox, Aquatics, and Playmobile.

• Approval of August 24, 2026, meeting minutes
• Recreation staff updates on Stockton Arts Night and Stockton Arts Commission Grants
• Informational reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts
• Informational report from San Joaquin County Parks

Planning Commission

This agenda contains no substantive items; it is purely procedural boilerplate with no decisions or discussions listed.

Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee

The Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee will review 8 implementation roadmaps developed to support the 21 priority actions in the Stockton Region's Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CCAAP). The meeting includes public comment, consent calendar adoption, and reports. No final decisions are listed; the item is a review and discussion.

• Review of 8 implementation roadmaps (T1, T2, T3, T5, T9, AD03, AD09, AD) for the CCAAP
• Roadmaps support 21 priority actions from the Stockton Region's Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan
• Public comment accepted via email, voicemail, or in-person

Council Legislation/Environmental Committee

The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will discuss several policy proposals, including data privacy protections and a new ethics commission. The committee will also review the status of tobacco retail license requirements and a policy regarding political campaign consultants.

• Resolution affirming data privacy and prohibiting sharing City data for federal immigration enforcement
• Status update on Title 5, Chapter 5.104 of the Stockton Municipal Code regarding tobacco retail licenses
• Proposed policy related to political campaign consultants
• Proposed ordinance to initiate an Ethics Commission

Council Audit Committee

The Stockton Council Audit Committee is meeting to continue discussions on the aquatics facilities management agreement with Community Services Solutions, receive a status update on the city's payroll and CalPERS, and hear information from the police department on its Flock camera internal control process and its handling of California Public Records Act requests. No votes are scheduled; most items are information-only, with staff directed to provide requested details.

• Continue discussion of aquatics facilities management agreement with Community Services Solutions
• Status update on city payroll and CalPERS
• Information on Stockton Police Department Flock camera internal control process
• Information on police response to California Public Records Act requests

Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent

The Stockton Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on shortening the probationary period for lateral-entry police officers from 18 to 12 months. The commission will also certify exam results for several city job classifications, approve minutes, and amend the list of classes approved for continuous testing. Informational items include the annual equal employment report, EEO demographics for the police department, and discussions on commissioner compensation and duties.

• Public hearing to amend Rule VIII, Section 1(a) to reduce lateral police officer probation from 18 to 12 months
• Certify exam results for Animal Services Supervisor, Community Development Technician, Maintenance Repair Technician I, Procurement Specialist I, Reprographics/Mailroom Supervisor, and Revenue Collector
• Remove names from Police Officer eligible lists
• Amend continuous testing list to add Fire Telecommunicator I, Janitor, Mechanic II (Heavy), Police Aide I/II, Senior GIS Analyst, and Water Systems Operator
• Annual Equal Employment Report from City Attorney and EEO demographics for Stockton Police Department

Council Water Committee

This agenda for the Stockton City Council Water Committee meeting on September 16, 2026, contains only procedural boilerplate with no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document provides no substantive information about what the committee will address.

Measure W Oversight Committee

The Measure W Oversight Committee will hear information-only updates on Measure W program activities and third-quarter fiscal year 2025-26 revenues and expenditures. The committee will also elect a chair and vice-chair, and adopt its meeting calendar for the next 12 months. No action is required on the program or budget updates.

• Approve minutes from Feb 12 and May 28, 2026 meetings
• Information update on Measure W program (Q3 2026)
• Presentation of FY 2025-26 Q3 Measure W revenues and expenditures
• Nomination and election of committee chair and vice-chair
• Adoption of FY 2026-27 meeting calendar

City Council and Concurrent Authorities

The Stockton City Council will consider a consent agenda with several contracts, grants, and personnel items, including a $1.08 million change order for custodial services and a $545,000 contract for ADA curb ramp installation. The council will also vote on appointments, leases, and labor agreements. No major policy debates are listed; most items are routine approvals.

• Contract change order No. 6 for custodial services with Imperial Maintenance Services, Inc. for $1,078,975.13
• Construction contract for ADA curb ramp installation (Districts 3, 4, 5, 6) awarded to Modernscapes Innovations for $545,000
• Approve $500,000 EPA Brownfields Community-Wide Assessment Grant
• Approve $175,000 amendment with MSC Industrial Supply Co. for facilities maintenance supplies
• Approve $15,000 promotional incentive for Firefighter Engineers and interim City Clerk appointment

Community Development Committee

The Community Development Committee will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the draft 2025-2026 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) for U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development entitlement programs. The committee will also consider approving minutes from three prior meetings. No other substantive actions are listed.

• Public hearing on Draft 2025-2026 CAPER for HUD entitlement programs
• Approval of minutes from September 9, 2025, December 18, 2025, and February 26, 2026 meetings

CENCAL Fire and EMS Authority Board of Directors

This is a procedural-only agenda for the CENCAL Fire and EMS Authority Board of Directors meeting on September 14, 2026. The agenda text provides only the meeting title, location, and date, with no listed action items, discussions, or decisions.

Planning Commission

The Stockton Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to transfer an approved cannabis retailer storefront permit and approve a new delivery-only cannabis business at 4975 West Lane. Staff recommends approval, finding the project exempt from CEQA as it occupies an existing building. The commission will also consider approving minutes from three prior meetings.

• Public hearing on Commission Use Permit transfer and Administrative Use Permit for cannabis delivery-only business at 4975 West Lane (APN 104-160-28)
• CEQA exemption under Section 15301(a) for existing facilities
• Approval of minutes from April 23, May 14, and May 28, 2026 meetings

Cultural Heritage Board

The provided agenda contains only boilerplate printing information. No specific business, discussions, or decisions are listed for this meeting.

City Council and Concurrent Authorities

The City Council will consider several major items including a $9 million bond issuance for Cannery Park East and the 2026-28 Economic Development Action Plan. The meeting also includes discussions on public safety grants, infrastructure projects, and employee health benefits.

• Issuance of Special Tax Bonds for Cannery Park East up to $9,000,000
• Conditional $300,000 grant for SFNC Recovery Center at 807 North El Dorado Street
• Approval of $1,705,804 construction contract for Greater Downtown Bike and Pedestrian Connectivity
• $435,000 DUI enforcement grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety
• $317,000 purchase of 110 GE Orbit 900 MHz radios for Municipal Utilities

Council Audit Committee

The Council Audit Committee will continue discussions regarding an agreement with Community Services Solutions for aquatics facilities management. The committee will also lead a discussion concerning information requested under the California Public Records Act. No formal actions are scheduled to be taken during this meeting.

• Continued discussion on aquatics facilities management agreement with Community Services Solutions
• Discussion on California Public Records Act information requests

Planning Commission

This is a procedural-only agenda with no substantive items listed. The Planning Commission is scheduled to meet, but the agenda contains only boilerplate text and no decisions, discussions, or public hearings are specified.

Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee

The Measure A Citizens' Advisory Committee will receive information-only updates on the Marshall Plan police implementation for FY 2025-26 quarters 1-3, and on Measures A and B revenues and expenditures for the first two quarters. The committee will also review and discuss the proposed FY 2026-27 Measure A budget. No action is required on the information items.

• Review of Marshall Plan police implementation for FY 2025-26 Q1-Q3
• Review of Measures A and B revenues and expenditures for FY 2025-26 Q1-Q2
• Discussion of FY 2026-27 Measure A annual budget

Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee

The Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee will meet to approve minutes from three prior meetings and receive informational updates from the Stockton Police Department on enforcement of SMC Chapter 9.20 (lewd or indecent acts, including prostitution) and on the Drone for First Responder Program. No action is recommended on the informational items.

• Approve minutes from January 28, February 26, and May 27, 2026 meetings
• Police update on enforcement of SMC Chapter 9.20 (prostitution-related offenses)
• Police update on Drone for First Responder Program

Strong Communities Advisory Committee

The Strong Communities Advisory Committee is meeting to receive informational updates on the Strong Communities program, including a review of third quarter revenues and expenditures for fiscal year 2025-26. The committee will also hear a consultant presentation on a Community Interest Assessment and Strategic Plan, and discuss the meeting calendar for the next 12 months. No action is recommended on the informational items.

• Review of FY 2025-26 third quarter Strong Communities revenues and expenditures, including Measure M revenues from CDTFA quarterly distribution report
• Consultant presentation on Community Interest Assessment and Strategic Plan
• Discussion of FY 2026-27 Measure M Strong Communities Oversight Committee meeting calendar
• Approval of minutes from November 20, 2025; April 8, 2026; and June 4, 2026 meetings
• Program updates from Administrative Services department

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Stockton Parks and Recreation Commission will hear presentations on the Recreation Fall Activity Guide, the Recreation Budget, and the Parks Budget. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from its July 27, 2026 meeting and receive informational reports from local school districts and San Joaquin County Parks.

• Recreation Fall Activity Guide presentation by Kathleen Bergman
• Recreation Budget presentation by Imelda Arroyo
• Parks Budget presentation by Colin Scott
• Approval of July 27, 2026 meeting minutes
• Informational reports from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, and Manteca Unified School Districts and San Joaquin County Parks

Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent

The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will hold a closed session to certify eligibility lists for several city positions, then reconvene in open session to approve minutes, authorize promotional exams, and possibly schedule a public hearing on reducing the lateral police officer probationary period. The commission will also elect a chair and vice chair, and receive annual equal employment reports from several departments.

• Certify exam results for Animal Services Officer, Police Records Supervisor, Program Manager II, Program Specialist-Office Assistant I, Technology Support Specialist I
• Remove names from Police Officer eligible lists
• Approve promotional exams for Firefighter Engineer and Police Captain
• Request public hearing to reduce lateral police officer probationary period from 18 to 12 months
• Elect Chair and Vice Chair of the Civil Service Commission

Council Water Committee

The Council Water Committee will meet to approve minutes from March and April 2026, and receive updates on stormwater utility funding options, the Regional Wastewater Control Facility modifications, and Municipal Utilities Department water division projects. These are discussion items with no final decisions scheduled.

• Approval of minutes from March 12, 2026 and April 9, 2026
• Stormwater utility funding options presentation
• Regional Wastewater Control Facility modifications project update
• Water division projects update

City Council and Concurrent Authorities

The Stockton City Council will vote on several consent items, including street resurfacing contracts totaling over $2.1 million, a $489,220 copier lease amendment, and allocations of CDBG and ESG funds to local nonprofits. They will also hold a public hearing on joining a bond program for land development and receive updates on the budget and community surveys.

• Award $1,098,350.78 to Spektren Engineering for mill and overlay project (Districts 2, 4, 5, 6)
• Award $816,640 to American Pavement Systems for cape seal project (Districts 2, 4, 6)
• Approve $489,220 contract amendment with UBEO West for copier lease
• Allocate $150,000 to Children's Home of Stockton and $150,000 to Emergency Food Bank from CDBG
• Approve five-year dispatch services agreement with San Joaquin County Joint Radio Users Group

Council Legislation/Environmental Committee

This agenda for the Stockton Council Legislation/Environmental Committee on August 17, 2026, contains only procedural boilerplate with no substantive items listed. The document provides no details on specific decisions, discussions, or actions.

Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee

The Ad-Hoc Homelessness Committee will meet to approve minutes from two prior meetings and receive informational staff updates on homeless options and the Point-in-Time (PIT) count. No votes on policy are scheduled; the items are for discussion only.

• Approve minutes from April 2, 2026 and May 21, 2026 meetings
• Staff update on homeless options (informational)
• Staff update on homeless activities: PIT count (informational)

Council Audit Committee

The Stockton Council Audit Committee is meeting to receive information-only updates on year-end entertainment venues, continue discussion on the aquatics facilities management agreement with Community Services Solutions, and hear from UHY Advisors, the internal city auditor. No formal action is scheduled; the committee may provide direction to UHY or make recommendations to the Council.

• Year-end entertainment venues update (information only)
• Continued discussion on aquatics facilities management agreement with Community Services Solutions
• Update from UHY Advisors on audit services

City Council Special

This is a special closed-session meeting with one substantive item: the appointment of an Acting City Clerk under the public employee appointment exception. The council will hear public comment limited to this item, adjourn to closed session, then report any action taken. No other business is on the agenda.

• Public Employee Appointment (26-0923) for Acting City Clerk under Government Code 54957
• Closed session per Brown Act; public comment restricted to agenda item
• Vice Mayor Lee participating via teleconference from Los Angeles