City Council Meeting, 6/9/26

The City Council meeting of Glendora on June 9, 2026, included extensive discussions on several procurement and budget-related topics. Key procurement actions included the approval of a professional services agreement for a South Hills development feasibility analysis, with an estimated cost between $50,000 and $100,000. The council also reviewed and adopted the midcycle budget update for fiscal year 2026-27, which included new federally funded capital improvement projects totaling $3.5 million and a $2 million reprioritized streets and water project. Additionally, the council approved amendments to the franchise agreement with Athens Services to comply with California's Senate Bill 1383, introducing a standardized three-container waste collection program for commercial and multifamily properties, along with a new senior discount program. The council also discussed the addition of a new code enforcement officer position to enhance proactive community enforcement efforts, with funding analysis to be returned in two weeks. Updates on the city's investment policy and master schedule of fees were presented and approved, including adjustments to user fees to better align with service costs. Public comments addressed community concerns such as coyote safety issues and requests for recreational facility improvements like pickleball courts. The meeting concluded with strategic planning updates and recognition of community events and public safety efforts.