City Council June 16, 2026

The City Council of Moreno Valley held a meeting on June 16, 2026, which included several procurement-related discussions and approvals. Key procurement actions included the approval of a contract award for a public safety campus design firm, with the city moving forward on land acquisition and architectural design to support expanded police, fire, and emergency services. The council also approved the third quarter operating and capital improvement project (CIP) budget for fiscal year 2025-26, which included funding allocations for public safety and other city services. Additionally, the council authorized city officials to apply for and receive Department of Homeland Security emergency management grants for three years, streamlining future grant acceptance and budget adjustments. The meeting addressed a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) process for tow service providers, resulting in the selection of two qualified vendors for a five-year contract, with discussion on the pass/fail inspection criteria and potential future procurement process improvements. The council also approved a public art funding request for a media arts conference, supported by the Arts Commission, to engage youth in creative industries. Other agenda items included discussions on municipal code amendments, specific plan updates, and potential incorporation of private alleyways into the city’s maintained road system, with considerations of liability and funding. The meeting concluded with various community recognitions and public safety discussions, but no new procurement contracts beyond those noted were reported.