City Council Special Workshop | June 16, 2026

The City of Glendora held a special City Council workshop on June 16, 2026, focused on facilities restructuring opportunities and funding allocation. The meeting centered on how to allocate approximately $8 to $12 million in one-time funds toward street improvements and existing city facilities, excluding the library and public works yard, which were deferred to a future workshop. Staff presented a detailed overview of the city's infrastructure challenges, financial improvements, and strategic plans, highlighting a backlog of about $50 million in facility maintenance needs over 20 years and a pavement condition index (PCI) of 63.2 with a goal to reach 70. Council members and community participants discussed prioritization of projects, balancing street reconstruction and preventive maintenance, and addressing critical facility repairs. The council used a voting process to select specific street segments and facility projects to fund, agreeing on a package totaling about $10.1 million, with a consensus to allocate up to $12 million. The meeting emphasized fiscal discipline, transparency, and community input in directing funds to maximize impact on infrastructure and public facilities.