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CITY COUNCIL MEETING

Published: Jul 14, 2026

Parks & EnvironmentOther

Community Cleanup Event Announced for July 25th

During the Civic Community Organization Announcements, a call was made for volunteers to participate in a quarterly cleanup event, 'I Love Cal City', organized with the Chamber of Commerce and WM. The event is scheduled for July 25th from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM, meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Supplies will be provided, and volunteers are asked to help pick up trash. The speaker noted a significant litter problem and urged participation. Council members encouraged community involvement.

HousingResidential

Restoration Management Company Awarded Contract for Senior Housing Fire Repair

The council approved the award of a bid to Restoration Management Company for Phase 2 of the fire restoration project at the Desert J Senior Housing Complex for $567,549.37. This follows Phase 1 emergency restoration, which was completed and billed to insurance. The approved action allows the city to receive reimbursement from insurance for Phase 2 costs. No physical impact is expected from this action. Bids were solicited via RFP after the council declined the previous award of contract.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Concerns Raised Over Splash Pad Water Usage and Skate Park Shade

During the public hearing for the splash pad ordinance, a resident questioned the water source, asking if it would be recycled and reused. They also noted the lack of shade at the adjacent skate park and inquired about future shade implementation. Another resident expressed concern about the cost of the pool, assuming the splash pad would be free, and debated the comparison between pool and splash pad safety and accessibility. They felt dismissing concerns by pointing to the open pool was inadequate.

Hiring & ProcurementOther

Anisha White Appointed to Planning Commission Amidst Endorsement Discussion

The City Council considered Resolution 26-3265 regarding the appointment of Anisha White to the Planning Commission. Following a vacancy announcement and application solicitation, Ms. White was the sole applicant. Councilmember Smith clarified that while Ms. White has been endorsed by Dolores Huerta herself and the Dolores Huerta Action Fund, this does not preclude her from voting or being appointed, distinguishing it from an endorsement by the Dolores Huerta Foundation. Councilmember Bradley read a statement supporting Ms. White's commitment and qualifications, emphasizing that political endorsements do not create conflicts of interest. The motion to appoint Ms. White passed 4-1.

Community DevelopmentOther

Resident Offers Partnership to Enhance Animal Services

A resident offered their services to California City, proposing a partnership that would cost the city $2 and require no additional federal manpower. The resident has 15 years of experience in animal services in Kern County and has been serving California City families. They expressed a desire to partner with the City Council to make California City more safe, vibrant, and compassionate, highlighting their experience in high-volume responses and animal welfare.

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