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Merced, California — week of 2026-06-29 · all Merced meetings

Merced City Council to Consider Drone Contract, Groundwater Cleanup This Week

The Merced City Council is set to meet Monday evening, July 6, with a consent calendar that includes a four-year contract for emergency response drones worth up to $479,993.99 and two agreements totaling $282,000 for groundwater cleanup. No other city boards or commissions took binding action in the past two weeks, according to agendas published as of Sunday.

Upcoming City Council Meeting

The council will consider awarding a contract to Motorola Solutions for BRINC emergency response drones, a $479,993.99 agreement covering four years. The drones are intended for emergency response operations.

Also on the consent calendar are two agreements with Provost and Pritchard Engineering for PCE groundwater remediation, totaling $282,000. The council will also consider buying bulletproof vests from Angel Armor for up to $61,830.40 using Department of Justice grant funds, accepting a $20,800 donation from MTID for 17 blue light camera systems, and authorizing a state cooperative purchase of municipal software and technology solutions up to $275,000.

The meeting includes a closed session to discuss anticipated litigation and a ceremonial recognition.

Upcoming Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, July 8. The published agenda contains only procedural information on public comment rules and meeting protocols; no specific development projects, land use cases, or other city business items are listed.

Recent Meetings

Recreation & Parks Commission – June 22

The commission was set to receive an informational update from the Parks and Community Services Director on recent department activities. The agenda noted no action was required on that item. Minutes have not yet been published.

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission – June 23

The commission was scheduled to approve minutes from three previous meetings (February, August, and October 2025), review the commission’s roles and responsibilities, and receive an update on a state air quality grant for the Connect South Merced Safety and Mobility Planning Project. The meeting was primarily procedural with no binding public hearings. Minutes have not yet been published.

Coming Up

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