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Special Concurrent Meeting of the Oakland Redevelopment Successor Agency/City Council

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Jul 14, 2026

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Coliseum sale advances with amendments

Published Jul 14, 2026

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Briefing

Jul 13, 2026

Coliseum sale advances with amendments

Council approved an amended ordinance to move forward with the sale of the City of Oakland’s 50% interest in the Coliseum Complex, including a $50 million Arena Parcel sale, a $60 million Stadium Parcel sale with seller financing, and a proposed 6% share of annual gross ticket sales. The ordinance was amended to remove a section directing initial sale proceeds to CalPERS.

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Briefing

Jun 12, 2026

Oakland approves midyear budget changes

Council adopted Oakland’s 2026-27 midcycle budget and a companion fiscal necessity resolution, using one-time revenues and other temporary measures to balance the budget while suspending or adjusting several spending requirements.

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Briefing

Jun 1, 2026

Council reviews mayor’s midcycle budget

The Oakland Redevelopment Successor Agency/City Council received and filed the FY 2026-27 Mayor’s Proposed Midcycle Budget and the Budget Advisory Commission’s recommendations. Both informational items were accepted by unanimous vote of the seven members present (one member excused). The meeting included public comment and adjourned at 12:43 p.m.

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Briefing

Apr 14, 2026

Council adopts 2025 Encampment Abatement Policy, repealing 2020 policy

At the Special Concurrent Meeting on April 14, 2026 (convened 9:32 a.m., adjourned 12:40 p.m.), Council moved Item 6.1 from consent to non‑consent and adopted a resolution to repeal the 2020 Encampment Management Policy and replace it with the 2025 Encampment Abatement Policy as amended. Key amendments: exclude vehicles from the encampment definition while authorizing citation/towing of inhabited vehicles with SOP requirements for notice and tow prioritization; continue shelter offers and 7‑day notice for non‑urgent closures; clarify emergency/urgent closure notice windows (immediate/24/72 hours); limit EMAT interventions to City‑owned/controlled property and encourage coordination with non‑City agencies (including BART and Caltrans); add Priority Zone designation authority and reporting/equity review requirements; authorize OPW debris removal and sanitation and require accommodations for persons with disabilities. Vote: Aye 5, No 1, Abstain 1, Excused 1.

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Briefing

Apr 14, 2026

Special Concurrent Meeting — Oakland Redevelopment Successor Agency / City Council (Draft minutes), April 14, 2026

Council convened at 3:35 PM (Council President Jenkins presiding). Major items: public hearings on a protected-tree code violation (continued to May 5), receipt of a citywide staffing report (to return biannually to the Finance & Management Committee), approval of multiple consent items including emergency declarations (AIDS, medical cannabis, homelessness), contracts and pilot programs (hazardous materials contractor, Aerbits illegal-dumping pilot), introduction of several ordinances (salary schedule amendments, illegal dumping enforcement, park license, property purchase for Hoover Library), adoption of OPD GPS tracker policy, and multiple appointments/reappointments.

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Briefing

Mar 16, 2026

Oakland Redevelopment Successor Agency/City Council approves broad consent agenda including housing, public-health, and funding measures

Special concurrent meeting convened 3:32 PM on March 16, 2026 with Council President Jenkins presiding. A full consent agenda was approved (8 ayes) after public comment; the Council adopted multiple resolutions and ordinances covering local public-health emergency declarations (HIV/AIDS, medical cannabis), planning code amendments (S-14 and SB79 implementation), housing and homelessness funding and programs, grant acceptances, contracts, and two legal settlements. An informational anti-displacement report was received. The meeting adjourned at 4:47 PM.

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Briefing

Dec 16, 2025

Oakland City Council & Redevelopment Successor Agency adopt multiple ordinances, contracts, grants, and a surveillance camera agreement (Dec. 16, 2025)

The Special Concurrent Meeting convened Dec. 16, 2025 at 1:03 PM in the City Council Chamber (Council President Kevin Jenkins presiding). Eight councilmembers participated. The Consent Calendar was approved; the Council adopted multiple ordinances and resolutions (including renewals of local emergency declarations for HIV/AIDS, medical cannabis access, and homelessness), approved grants and procurement actions for transportation and clean‑fleet equipment, adopted the OPD Community Safety Camera policy and a two‑year Flock Safety agreement as amended, amended Council rules of procedure, and took several staffing, finance, and public‑safety actions. The meeting adjourned at 9:27 PM.

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Briefing

Nov 4, 2025

Oakland Redevelopment Successor Agency/City Council Special Concurrent Meeting — Nov 4, 2025 (Minutes)

The City Council convened at 9:00 AM with Councilmember Janani Ramachandran presiding. The Consent Calendar was approved. Council renewed local emergency declarations (HIV/AIDS, medical cannabis access, homelessness), adopted multiple housing Homekey+ funding resolutions, approved transportation actions including MTC funding application and establishment of a Right of Way Repair Fund, authorized a lease for a US&R warehouse at the Port of Oakland, approved grants and contracts (including OPD DNA backlog grant, Telestaff services, Corridor Safety Ambassador grants), authorized settlements (George Segura $125,000; Saba Grocers Initiative $500,000), and received an informational report on Caltrans’ Vision 980 and I-580 truck access studies. The 27th Street Complete Streets construction award was withdrawn and rescheduled to 12/2/2025. Meeting adjourned at 12:55 PM.

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