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Police, fire, emergency response, disaster planning, and neighborhood safety.
Members will vote to approve the list of committee members for the upcoming fiscal year.
Residents can speak about any issue not listed in the agenda. The meeting allows a short time for oral comments.
The committee will open a time for public comments on topics that were not listed on the agenda. Anyone who wants to raise an issue can speak during this portion of the meeting.
The committee set aside time for members of the public to speak about any issue that was not listed on the meeting agenda. No specific deadline or format was required for these comments.
The committee will open a public comment segment where community members can speak on topics not listed in the agenda. Comments are taken during the meeting at the Social Services Agency, Independence Training Room, 353 W. Julian Street, San José.
The committee will open a short public comment segment for anyone who wants to raise issues that are not listed on the agenda. No written comments are required in advance.
Committee considered and approved a recommendation on how funded agencies will present at council meetings.
The committee will consider and approve a recommendation on how funded agencies should present at council meetings.
The meeting includes a time for members of the public to speak. No specific topics are listed in the agenda.
The Public Health Department’s Sexual Health and Harm Reduction Program will present an overview of services provided under the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program.
Commission members will vote to approve the written record of the March 10, 2026 regular meeting. The minutes summarize actions taken and discussions held at that meeting.
The Public Health Department’s Sexual Health and Harm Reduction Program will present a report on current HIV infection trends in the county.
The commission will vote to formally accept a letter of concurrence that supports the state’s Integrated Plan titled “Ending the Epidemics: Addressing HIV, HCV, and STIs.”
Commission members will talk about current membership, including five open seats, and how commissioners participate in meetings and duties.
The Commission will hold a public hearing to receive testimony and decide whether to accept or reject Stanford University's annual compliance report required by its 2000 General Use Permit.
What's happening
Why it matters
The decision determines if Stanford continues to meet land‑use conditions that affect surrounding neighborhoods and future development.
Who is affected
How to act
Attend: Attend in person or via Zoom using the link above.
Email: planning.commission@pln.sccgov.org
Submit comment: Submit written comments to the email before the meeting.
Decision update
The item “Public hearing on Stanford University Annual Report No. 25” passed unanimously (Ayes: Rauser, Levy, Hetterly, Belska, O'Donoghue, Cohen; Noes: None).
Decided Jun 25, 2026.
The meeting includes a time for members of the public to speak about any child‑abuse‑prevention issues that are not listed on the agenda. No specific topics are pre‑identified.
Staff will present an overview of Los Angeles County’s draft Household Hazardous Waste Extended Producer Responsibility Ordinance and discuss possible collaboration.
The Technical Advisory Group will examine the current Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and pesticide use ordinance and provide updates on the approved pesticide list. The meeting also includes a discussion of the TAG’s role in guiding pest management practices.
The Office of Correction and Law Enforcement Monitoring delivered its first four‑month audit of the Sheriff’s compliance with the Automated License Plate Readers Surveillance Use Policy.
The Office of the County Executive will present a report on the jail facility transformation process and its connection to the Latino Health Assessment.
The board voted to adopt the written record of the November 17, 2025 Executive Committee meeting. The approval makes the minutes official and part of the public record.
Board members discussed how the board’s responsibilities match the work of its committees. No vote was recorded; the item was for discussion only.
The board reviewed the matrix that tracks topic requests for future meetings and considered scheduling priorities. This was a discussion item without a vote.
Members of the public may address the commission on any veterans‑related topic not on the agenda. Speakers must request to speak in advance and are limited to a few minutes each.
