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PCC 7/13/26 - Pacifica City Council Meeting - July 13, 2026
Published: Jul 13, 2026
Pacifica Celebrates Parks and Recreation Month, Showcasing Department's Impact
The City of Pacifica officially recognized July 2026 as Parks and Recreation Month, highlighting the department's extensive contributions to community well-being and engagement. The proclamation emphasized the department's role in providing diverse programs, fostering community connections, and maintaining natural spaces. Department Director Scott Leslie provided a detailed overview of the department's achievements over the past year, including meal deliveries, childcare services, aquatics programs, and community events. He also shared a personal snapshot of a typical day, showcasing the wide range of activities and services offered. Council members unanimously expressed their appreciation for the Parks, Beaches, and Recreation (PB&R) department's vital work.
Pacifica Residents Debate Beach Parking Lot Issues, Homelessness, and Safe Parking Program
Numerous residents voiced concerns and offered perspectives on the issues surrounding vehicle dwellers and the safe parking program at the Lindamar Beach parking lot. Speakers highlighted the lack of affordable housing, the need for renter protections, and the environmental and safety issues arising from the current situation. Many expressed frustration with the perceived lack of action from the city, while others emphasized the importance of compassion and finding regional solutions. The city manager provided an update on the permit application process for overnight closure of the parking lot.
Measure Y Oversight Committee Reports on Tax Revenue Use, Funds Critical City Projects
The Measure Y Citizens Oversight Committee presented its annual report, detailing the impact of the transactions and use tax approved by voters. Committee member Marge Davis explained the committee's responsibilities, which include reviewing audits and educating the public about Measure Y's use, clarifying that the committee does not have input into how funds are allocated. The report highlighted that Measure Y funds have helped avoid significant budget cuts and funded critical projects such as road repairs, safety equipment for firefighters, community services, and the local coastal land use plan. The committee will continue to monitor the usage of these funds.
Resident Urges City Council to Cancel Flock Safety Contract Over Privacy Concerns
During the public comment period, a resident expressed strong concerns about the city's contract with Flock Safety, urging the city council to cancel the renewal. The resident detailed the potential and actual negative implications of the automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and cameras, including issues with data privacy, AI inaccuracies leading to wrongful arrests, potential for hacking, and the violation of Fourth Amendment rights against warrantless searches. The speaker emphasized the council's power to protect residents' privacy.
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