Decisions
Read easy-to-understand, source-linked summaries of decisions being made by local government, ranked to show upcoming decisions first and then by recency and community impact.
Results follow official minutes, which may take days or weeks to appear after a meeting.
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The Council will approve and authorize the City Manager (or designee) to execute an agreement with EKI Environment & Water, Inc. for design and civil engineering services for the Convention Way Bridge water main repair project.
Council will approve a professional services agreement up to $657,095 with Schaaf & Wheeler Consulting for design of the Carson Potable Water Pump Station Replacement.
City officials will meet in closed session to discuss salary and benefit negotiations for city employees, including firefighters.
City staff will meet with labor negotiators from the San Mateo County Firefighters International Association of Firefighters Local 2400.
A closed‑session meeting will be held to discuss labor negotiations with the San Mateo County Firefighters and International Association of Firefighters Local 2400.
City Attorney will hold a closed session to discuss a threat to critical infrastructure information related to cybersecurity.
The council will hold a closed session to discuss information about a threat to critical infrastructure related to cybersecurity, as required by California Government Code Section 54957(a)(1).
The council will vote on a resolution that authorizes the city to fly the Disability Pride Flag each July for National Disability Pride Month. The item is listed on the consent calendar.
The council will hold a public hearing on the smoking ordinance.
Council will hold a public hearing, waive the second reading, and adopt an ordinance that repeals existing tobacco retail permits and flavored tobacco bans, and instead adopts San Mateo County regulations.
Council held a public hearing, waived the second reading, and adopted an ordinance that repeals the city’s tobacco retail permits and related flavored‑tobacco restrictions, instead adopting the San Mateo County ordinance by reference.
