Dawnté Early

Food vendor licensing and health enforcement

Rising homelessness in West Sacramento

The city keeps winning grants to fund shelters and supportive housing, but the need keeps growing.

Affordable housing funding in Southport

The city's contribution amount wasn't stated on the recording, but it's aimed at bridging a financing gap for 152 affordable units.

election administration

This expansion is all about making voting easier, not costing you extra cash.

Five-year water and sewer rate increases

The city's annual cost goes up about $8,000; individual residents aren't assessed.

Weed abatement and property maintenance

Free services — home inspections, mosquito fish, and repellent wipes — are available to residents at no cost.

city council election

It's too early to tell if this will change how your tax dollars are spent, but new voices could mean new priorities.

Aging water and sewer infrastructure

Grant and federal funds, including $3.9 million from Congresswoman Matsui, offset connection costs for property owners.

Yolobus Service Reduction Risk

Service levels depend on funding scenarios ranging from 80% cuts to expansion; no specific dollar figures were presented.

Alice Norman Park Master Plan renovation

Renovating existing buildings to code was deemed too costly, so the plan recommends new buildings instead; costs don't differ much between concepts.

Potential $9M sale of port land near Barge Canal Trail

Up to $9 million in one-time revenue to the port district.

Port District FY 2026-27 budget

Net operating revenue of about $1 million projected for next year, plus $210,000 in new capital appropriations.

Sycamore Trail safety and park patrols

Adding bike patrols would require staffing the city doesn't currently have to spare.

Assessment district renewals (LLD-1 and Storm Drain District 1)

Property owners in these districts pay unchanged assessments; the storm drain rate stays at $144.11 per acre.

Police department staffing and vacancies

Measure O funding is paying for expanded police hiring, with overtime costs a concern until staffing improves.

Narcan for city employees

The commenter noted Narcan is inexpensive.

Pride Month proclamation and LGBTQ+ inclusion

Future of the Fifth & C urban farm and Three Sisters Gardens lease

A free 10-year lease would forgo roughly $2,000 a month in potential rent, while the farm provides an estimated 40,000+ pounds of produce and youth job training annually.

Remote public participation disruption policy (SB 707)

Costs are limited to staff time and a bulletin board; the Zoom platform was already in place from the pandemic era.

City policy on federal immigration enforcement

Consent agenda approval

Proclamation recognizing June 2026 as Pride Month

Resolution 26-42 — Landscaping and Lighting District No. 1 assessments

Resolution 26-43 — Storm Drain Maintenance District No. 1 (Rayleigh's Landing)

Consent agenda

Consent agenda: MCM Construction lease ordinance and February 2026 minutes

Resolution 26-01: FY 2026-27 Port District budget

Consent Agenda, Items 8 through 15

Resolution 26-32 — City Council Policy I-B-08 on Interactions with Federal Immigration Authorities

Proclamation — National Police Week and Peace Officers Memorial Day

Proclamation — Honoring Retiring Sergeant Lou Cameron

Proclamation — Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Proclamation — Mental Health Awareness Month

Proclamation — National Public Works Week and Cal Cities Award Presentation

Consent Agenda (Items 4-16)

Resolution 26-28 — Policy for Disruption of Remote Public Participation

Selection of officers (chair and vice chair)

Approval of April 28, 2025 meeting minutes

Approval of FY 2026-27 municipal administrative expense budget

Consent agenda approval (liability insurance, Blackburn borrow-source contract amendment, minutes)

Consent agenda approval

Resolution 26-43 — Storm Drain Maintenance District No. 1 (Rayleigh's Landing)

Consent Agenda, Items 8 through 15

Resolution 26-32 — City Council Policy I-B-08 on Interactions with Federal Immigration Authorities

Consent Agenda (Items 4-16)

Resolution 26-28 — Policy for Disruption of Remote Public Participation

Adopt CDBG 2026-2030 Consolidated Plan and 2026 Annual Action Plan (Resolutions 26-6 and 26-7)

Interim Impact Fee Reduction Program for Tiny Homes on Wheels (Resolution 26-18)

Vacate Public Utility Easement at 900 Soule Street (Resolution 26-30)

Consent agenda (items 3-11)

Ordinance 26-1 first reading — omnibus code amendments

Resolution 26-23 — findings on written rate objections

Resolution 26-24 — five-year water and sewer rate increases

Expanded low-income rate assistance program

Reconsideration of consent agenda vote (mayor's aye)

Opposed reopening the vote

Ordinance 26-3 first reading — massage business regulations

Consent agenda items 3-6 (including affordable housing assistance)