This packed agenda features three Regular Calendar items including a forensic accounting audit report, a $1.25 million credit card convenience fee policy decision, and a vendor permit cap discussion; four presentations including three mayoral proclamations and a non-profit check presentation; and twelve Consent Calendar items totaling over $22 million in contracts and appropriations. Two Closed Session items address the ongoing City Manager recruitment and anticipated litigation.

This agenda addresses two high-profile leadership transitions — the appointment of an Interim City Attorney and formal initiation of the November 2026 General Municipal Election — alongside nine consent calendar items totaling over $880,000 in contracts and allocations. The meeting also features three presentations including the Arbor Day proclamation and two non-profit check presentations totaling $11,630.

The March 18, 2026 agenda features three labor union Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) totaling approximately $7.84 million over three years, the 2025 Housing Element Annual Progress Report, an Electric Utility quarterly financial update, solid waste rate adjustments, and several infrastructure and procurement items. The Council will also address the Lodi Academy improvement deferral agreement and receive a status report on the Non-Profit Fund Program.

The Lodi City Council convenes for its regular meeting with a packed agenda of 22 items spanning financial reports, executive compensation adjustments, infrastructure financing modernization, homeless services updates, an electric rate ordinance, and a strategic vision revision. Two closed session items address the ongoing recruitment of a new City Manager and the first performance review of the Interim City Manager.

This is a landmark transitional meeting for the City of Lodi featuring 40+ agenda items. The Council will bid farewell to Community Development Director John Della Monica and Interim City Manager James Lindsay, appoint a new Interim City Manager and City Treasurer, adopt the city’s first comprehensive Economic Development Strategic Plan, approve multiple labor agreements and executive compensation packages, conduct public hearings on water rates and electric utility discount programs, and adopt two ordinances amending the Municipal Code.

The February 4, 2026 City Council meeting addresses critical governance and operational matters including executive leadership transitions, labor negotiations, and significant budget adjustments. The agenda features three Closed Session items, nine Consent Calendar items totaling over $800,000 in appropriations, and three major Regular Calendar items including a $2.95 million mid-year budget increase and selection of the permanent Access Center operator.

The January 7, 2026 City Council agenda represents a substantial municipal governance session encompassing infrastructure maintenance, regulatory compliance, code modernization, and community investment.

Lodi City Council Regular Meeting agenda contains 27 action items across four major categories: 1 Presentation, 15 Consent Calendar items, 3 Public Hearings, and 6 Regular Calendar items. The meeting will address critical decisions on infrastructure, public safety, environmental compliance, personnel changes, financial authorizations, and community recognition.

This special meeting of the Lodi City Council convenes a special meeting to address how resident requests are evaluated for traffic control modifications and provide direction on priority agenda items for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget planning session.

The December 3, 2025 Lodi City Council meeting features a agenda centered on municipal operations, infrastructure maintenance, and governance reorganization. Key business includes recognition of community service award recipients, approval of routine municipal operations, substantial public works expenditures totaling approximately $2.1 million, and the annual reorganization to establish new leadership roles. Major capital investments include a $1.75 million transit bus purchase and facility upgrades.

The Lodi City Council's upcoming regular meeting features critical decisions on infrastructure, public safety, environmental compliance, personnel changes, financial authorizations, and community recognition.

The Council meets at 6:30 p.m. (Closed Session) and 7:00 p.m. (Regular Session) at the Carnegie Forum. The agenda includes labor negotiations in Closed Session; multiple proclamations and recognitions; a Consent Calendar with contracts, plan updates, funding appropriations, and appointments; a public hearing on Development Code amendments; and Regular Calendar presentations and discussions.

The Lodi City Council will convene its regular meeting on Tuesday, October 1, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at Carnegie Forum, following a closed session beginning at 5:00 p.m. The closed session will address serious legal matters, including significant anticipated litigation involving City Manager Scott Carney.