La Mirada City Council to Consider $4.4 Million Warrant Register and Infrastructure Projects
The La Mirada City Council has a packed July 14 agenda, with a $4.4 million warrant register, professional services agreements, and traffic signal plans all up for consideration. Minutes from the meeting have not yet been published, so the items below reflect what was on the agenda — not what was formally approved.
City Council Meeting — July 14, 2026
The council was scheduled to act on a warrant register dated July 14, 2026, totaling $4,431,089.44. A warrant register is the city's list of payments to vendors and contractors; approval authorizes those payments.
Two professional services agreements were on the agenda:
- A GIS services agreement with Draw TAP, not to exceed $135,000.
- An agreement with Atlas Planning Solutions for $77,170 to update the city's Local Hazard Mitigation Plan.
The council also reviewed plans and specifications for new traffic signals at two intersections: Imperial Highway and Burgess Avenue, and Leffingwell Road and Stamy Road. Pavement rehabilitation on Telegraph Road, from Leffingwell Road to Imperial Highway, was also listed.
Resolution No. 26-21 was on the agenda for La Mirada's participation in the Los Angeles Urban County Community Development Block Grant Program.
The meeting included the administration of the oath of office for two councilmembers and the reorganization of the City Council.
Study Session — July 14, 2026
A separate study session was held the same evening covering three discussion items:
- An update on fireworks enforcement.
- A review of the Code of Ethical Conduct and council procedures.
- Funding for a sponsorship of Biola University's Innovation Camp.
Study sessions are typically for discussion only; no formal votes are taken. As with the regular meeting, minutes have not yet been published.
What This Means for Residents
The warrant register represents the city's routine bill-paying, but the professional services agreements and infrastructure items could affect daily life. New traffic signals at Imperial Highway and Burgess Avenue and at Leffingwell Road and Stamy Road would change traffic flow at those intersections. The Telegraph Road pavement rehabilitation would affect drivers along that corridor. The Local Hazard Mitigation Plan update is a planning document that helps the city prepare for natural hazards.
A Note on Completeness
All items above are drawn from the July 14 agendas. Because minutes have not yet been published, it is not yet possible to confirm which items were approved, deferred, or modified. Readers should check the city's official agenda and minutes portal for final outcomes.
Coming Up
No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents should monitor the city's official website for any newly scheduled sessions or special meetings.