Rialto City Council Meeting 11-10-26

The Rialto City Council meeting on November 10, 2026, included several procurement and capital-project approvals. For the Riverside Avenue Interchange Phase 2 project, the council approved an additional $393,300 appropriation and related agreement amendments, and authorized SBCTA to lead construction-phase administration with a separate $500,000 budget appropriation. The project has nearly $30 million in state funding and an anticipated construction advertisement in 2028; council members emphasized coordination with Union Pacific Railroad and regular project updates. The council also approved a $240,900 GEI Consultants task order for additional environmental investigation near Fire Station 203, a $44,542 design-agreement amendment with Harrison Associates and a construction change order for Fire Station 201 safety improvements, and a $299,300 amendment to CCS Facility Services’ janitorial contract for the new police station and logistics buildings. A three-year agreement with OnDuty Health, with two optional one-year extensions and a maximum potential value of $584,994.24, was approved for firefighter occupational-health monitoring and medical surveillance. Motions on these items passed.

In other actions, the council directed the city to join the Albertsons opioid litigation settlement; no settlement amount was stated. Council members requested a report on recent fire causes and a more comprehensive fire-prevention program, which staff said would be brought to the Economic Development Committee in the coming months. The meeting also included Veterans Day and youth-program recognitions and councilmember reports; no additional procurement decisions were identified in those portions.