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The city council will review and approve the official minutes from its July 1, 2026 meeting during the August 19 session. Staff report attachment A contains the full record for consideration.
A pilot program allows Redwood Middle School students to use adjusted VTA bus schedules to commute to school, aiming to reduce traffic congestion.
The city council will review two contracts during its August 19 meeting regarding irrigation maintenance and repair services for citywide landscape and lighting districts. Staff materials include separate agreements for city owned landscaped areas and the designated districts.
The City Council will consider an amendment to Policy 010 regarding teleconference meetings during its August 19, 2026 session. Staff reports include a redline version and the current policy text for review.
The Saratoga City Council will consider approving a proposed contract with YN Maintenance LLC to provide janitorial services. The acting City Manager would be authorized to execute the agreement if council members vote in favor.
The city council will review and accept accounts payable vendor payment check registers during the August 19, 2026 meeting. Staff recommends formal acceptance of the records spanning late June through early August.
The city council will recognize recipients of the 2026 Annual Community Awards during its August 19 meeting. The agenda item honors individuals and groups for their service to Saratoga, listing categories such as Firefighter of the Year and Citizen of the Year.
The Santa Clara County Fire Department is hosting a Community Emergency Response Team training course in Saratoga this August for residents of participating jurisdictions.
The City of Saratoga has published a calendar announcement for the 'Let's Hike Saratoga' event featuring the Heritage Loop Trail.
The National Archives at San Francisco, located in San Bruno, is slated to close within three years, potentially moving more than 75,000 cubic feet of Northern California records.
The City of Saratoga provides a weekly digital newsletter called the Saratoga Source, which residents can subscribe to for regular updates.
Santa Clara County officials have decided to cease utilizing Flock Safety surveillance systems in several municipalities following reports of federal government access to the network.
A regional group that responds to requests from San Mateo, San Francisco, and Santa Clara counties operates a rehabilitation facility in Saratoga.
The City of Saratoga invites residents to a free afternoon of live music, food, and family activities on August 22 at Wildwood Park to mark the city's 70th anniversary.
The city council will consider a resolution to grant final map approval for parcel map application No. ULS24-0009. The proposal covers two lots at 20030 Herriman Avenue, identified by APN 397-25-096. Staff reports include the resolution, a site map, and the final parcel map...
The city council will consider a resolution to grant final map approval for parcel map application No. ULS25-0017. The proposal covers two lots at 20393 Zorka Avenue, identified by APN 386-52-034. Staff reports and the final map are attached to the agenda.
The city council will consider a contract amendment with Dinsmore Landscape Company for citywide landscape maintenance services during the July 1 meeting. The proposed agreement includes an enhanced scope of work, updated payment terms, and a one-year extension option.
The city council will consider approving tree service contracts for as-needed emergency work during the July 1 meeting. The recommended action includes agreements with Oscar’s Tree Service and Mario Topete Tree Care for fiscal year 2026-27.
The city council will review and accept vendor check registers for June 11 and June 18, 2026, during its July 1 meeting. Staff reports detailing the payment records are attached to the agenda.
The city council will review and approve the official minutes from its June 17, 2026, session during the July 1, 2026, meeting. Staff Report Attachment A contains the documented record for council consideration.
San Jose has trained its 1,000th employee on artificial intelligence tools, aiming to reach 30 percent of its workforce by 2027 in a program designed to save time and preserve jobs.
