1 development and 4 issues moved in Livermore

Fleet Electrification Project Phase 2

Multiple City Facilities including City Hall and Police Department

Installation of 100 electric vehicle charging ports and necessary electrical infrastructure upgrades across five city-owned sites.

still pending

Downtown Power Washing Services Agreement

The city is considering a five-year contract with Power Washing Services, Inc. worth up to $1,390,000 to clean downtown sidewalks, parking garages, and street furniture. This contract aims to maintain cleanliness and public safety in the downtown commercial corridor.

What it means: Total five-year cost not to exceed $1,390,000, funded via Downtown Landscape Maintenance and General Fund budgets.

Municipal Fleet Electrification Project

The city is moving forward with Phase 2 of its Fleet Electrification Project, which includes installing 100 EV charging ports across various city facilities. PG&E will provide electrical upgrades requiring permanent property easements at City Hall, the Maintenance Service Center, and the Police Department.

What it means: City operations transitioning to electric vehicles and municipal staff.

FY 2025-27 Public Art Fund Budget Update

A review of current spending and encumbrances ensures that the Public Art Fund remains balanced while supporting ongoing community art initiatives.

What it means: The City of Livermore and residents by ensuring transparent financial management of public art resources.

Project and Program Grant Funding Recommendations

The commission is reviewing grant funding recommendations for local arts organizations, with staff proposing budget-adjusted awards totaling $28,650 for six community programs.

What it means: Allocates $28,650 from the Public Art Fund to support local cultural arts projects.