Stockton, CA

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

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

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.

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 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

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)

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

Planning Commission

This agenda contains only the meeting header and a print date, with no listed items for discussion or decision. It is purely procedural boilerplate with no substantive business to report.

Council Water Committee

This agenda contains only the meeting header and a print date, with no listed items for discussion or decision. It appears to be a procedural placeholder.

CENCAL Fire and EMS Authority Board of Directors

This is a final agenda for the CENCAL Fire and EMS Authority Board of Directors meeting on August 10, 2026, but the text contains no substantive items—only a header and a print date. The meeting appears to be procedural or the agenda details are not included in this document.

Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent

The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission is holding a special closed session to consider certifying the eligible lists from promotional examinations for Police Sergeant and Police Lieutenant. The only action items are proposed resolutions to adopt the exam results. Public comment is limited to these closed session items, and the meeting is otherwise procedural.

• Resolution to certify Police Sergeant promotional exam results
• Resolution to certify Police Lieutenant promotional exam results
• Closed session authorized under Government Code section 54957 (public employment)

Water Advisory Group

Cultural Heritage Board

The Cultural Heritage Board meeting scheduled for August 5, 2026, was cancelled. The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate.

City Council and Concurrent Authorities

This meeting was cancelled. The agenda only lists closed session items for potential litigation, employee discipline, and a city clerk appointment, but no public business was scheduled.

• Closed session on potential environmental-related litigation against the city
• Closed session on public employee discipline/dismissal
• Closed session on appointment of City Clerk

Council Audit Committee

The Council Audit Committee will review an investigative report regarding the FY 2025-2026 budget for the Office of Performance Data Analytics and the Office of Public Transparency Information Communications. The body will also receive updates on violence prevention and aquatics management.

• Investigation into FY 2025-2026 budget authorization for the Office of Performance Data Analytics (OPDA) and Office of Public Transparency Information Communications (OPTIC)
• Budget and staffing update from the Office of Violence Prevention
• Review of the Aquatics and Facilities Management Agreement with Community Services Solutions LLC

Stockton Arts Commission

The Stockton Arts Commission will discuss the administration and review process for the 2027 Public Art Mural Program. The body will also provide direction on priorities and funding for the 2027 Stockton Arts Grant Program.

• Appointment of members to a Scholarship Program ad hoc committee
• Discussion of 2027 Public Art Mural Program administration and selection process
• Discussion of 2027 Stockton Arts Grant priorities and funding approach
• Review of the Stockton Arts Commission financial report

City Council and Concurrent Authorities

The City Council will hold a special meeting primarily focused on a closed session regarding a public employee appointment. The agenda is otherwise limited to procedural items and informational sections.

• Closed session regarding the appointment of the City Attorney (Item 26-0867)

Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent

The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will meet in a special closed session to discuss public employment. The body is considering a resolution to certify the open/promotional examination results for the Administrative Analyst II position in the Human Resources Department.

• Certification of open/promotional examination results for Administrative Analyst II (Item 26-0844)

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss and possibly vote on forming an ad hoc committee to explore installing fitness equipment at Victory Park. The consent calendar includes approval of meeting minutes from April 27, 2026. Commissioners will also receive informational reports on parks, recreation programs (aquatics, Project Toolbox, National Night Out), and updates from several school districts and San Joaquin County Parks.

• Discussion and possible action on forming an ad hoc committee for fitness equipment at Victory Park
• Approval of Parks & Recreation Commission minutes from April 27, 2026
• Parks Report (informational)
• Recreation Report with updates on Aquatics, Project Toolbox, and National Night Out
• Informational updates from Stockton, Lincoln, Lodi, Manteca Unified School Districts and San Joaquin County Parks

Council Legislation/Environmental Committee

The Council Legislation/Environmental Committee will review municipal codes for political campaign signs and a proposed policy regarding campaign consultants. The body will also discuss a resolution for the annual display of the Juneteenth flag.

• Discussion of a resolution to approve the annual display of the Juneteenth flag
• Review of Stockton Municipal Codes regarding political campaign signs
• Proposed council policy related to political campaign consultants
• Update from Stockton Police Department Animal Services
• Informational presentation from Project Sentinel regarding contracted services

Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent

The Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission will consider closed‑session resolutions to certify the results of open and promotional examinations for several city positions, including code enforcement, fire communications, and police eligibility lists. The meeting also includes a consent calendar item to approve minutes from previous meetings and a recommendation to reinstate an expired eligibility list for a Public Works Field Specialist. An informational item will report a class‑specification amendment for community development technician positions.

• Adopt resolution certifying results of open/promotional exam for Program Specialist – Code Enforcement Supervisor (item 26-0759)
• Adopt resolution certifying results of promotional exam for Fire Telecommunications/CAD Coordinator (item 26-0795)
• Adopt resolution certifying results of open/promotional exam for Fire Telecommunicator I (item 26-0796)
• Approve removal of name(s) from Police Officer open/promotional eligible lists (item 26-0800)
• Approve reinstatement of expired eligibility list for Public Works Field Specialist (item 26-0798)

Planning Commission

Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee

The Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee will adopt minutes from previous meetings and then examine the city's response to public comments on the Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan. Members will also receive updates on the implementation roadmaps and the timeline for City Council adoption of the plan. The meeting includes a public comment period for residents.

• Adopt minutes from April 15 and May 18, 2026 meetings (Consent Calendar item 26-0787)
• Review City of Stockton response to public comments on the Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (item 26-0788)
• Review progress on implementation roadmaps for the Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (item 26-0789)
• Review next‑step timeline for City Council adoption of the Comprehensive Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (item 26-0790)

Council Community Improvement and Crime Prevention Committee

City Council and Concurrent Authorities

The City Council will review several professional service contracts for infrastructure and community planning. The body is also considering new labor agreements with city employee associations and updates to the city's investment policy.

• Contract amendments for Banner Island Ballpark renovations totaling $1,433,116
• Construction contract of $410,752.59 for the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (2024)
• Professional services contract of $361,772 for the Feather River Drive and Driftwood Place Roundabout
• Three-year recruitment software contract with GovernmentJobs.com, Inc. not to exceed $606,442
• Successor MOUs for the Mid-Management/Supervisory Level Unit (B&C) and Stockton City Employees’ Association

Council Legislation/Environmental Committee

Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent

La Comisión de Servicio Civil/Igualdad de Empleo se reunirá para certificar las listas de elegibles para puestos abiertos y promocionales, y para aprobar las actas de la comisión. La reunión incluye una sesión cerrada para discutir asuntos de personal.

• Certificación de listas de elegibles para Analista Administrativo II, Telecomunicador de Bomberos I y Coordinador de Telecomunicaciones/CAD de Bomberos
• Certificación de listas de elegibles para Oficial de Cumplimiento de Códigos I y Supervisor
• Certificación de lista de elegibles para Analista Senior de Sistemas de Información Geográfica
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de la Comisión de Servicio Civil del 18 de junio de 2026
• Solicitud para extender la lista de elegibilidad para Especialista de Campo de Obras Públicas

Council Water Committee

Climate Action Plan Advisory Committee

El Comité Asesor del Plan de Acción Climática adoptará un calendario de consentimiento para aprobar las actas de sus reuniones de abril y mayo. Los miembros revisarán la respuesta de la ciudad a los comentarios del público sobre el Plan Integral de Acción y Adaptación Climática. El comité también examinará las hojas de ruta de progreso para la implementación del plan y discutirá el cronograma para la adopción del plan por parte del Concejo Municipal.

• 26-0775 – Aprobar las actas de las reuniones del 15 de abril de 2026 y del 18 de mayo de 2026
• 26-0772 – Revisar la respuesta de la Ciudad de Stockton a los comentarios del público sobre el plan climático
• 26-0773 – Revisar las hojas de ruta de implementación para el Plan Integral de Acción y Adaptación Climática
• 26-0774 – Revisar los próximos pasos y el cronograma para la adopción del plan climático por parte del Concejo Municipal

CENCAL Fire and EMS Authority Board of Directors

Civil Service/Equal Employment Commission Concurrent

La Comisión de Servicio Civil certificará listas de candidatos elegibles para los puestos de Auxiliar de Policía I, Auxiliar de Policía II y Coordinador de Programas de Recreación. El organismo también aprobará la reinstalación de Nicholas Fogal al estatus de oficial de policía regular. Los elementos restantes de la agenda son acciones estándar de procedimiento y personal.

• Certificar listas elegibles para los exámenes abiertos/de promoción de Auxiliar de Policía I y II
• Certificar lista elegible para el examen de Coordinador de Programas de Recreación
• Aprobar la reinstalación de Nicholas Fogal al estatus de Oficial de Policía regular