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The committee met at City Hall and unanimously approved 17 items establishing the City’s positions on a range of state and federal matters, including immigration enforcement protocols, public safety bills, housing SRO rules, internet subsidies, and protections for immigrant healthcare and student data. Several Chief Legislative Analyst reports and a City Attorney ordinance were also approved.
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Committee members voted unanimously to adopt official City positions on multiple proposed state laws and local actions. These votes direct the City’s advocacy on issues that could affect residents, such as price-gouging protections during emergencies, access to home internet subsidies, rules around demolition of single-room-occupancy housing, restrictions on federal immigration enforcement at schools, and protections for immigrant healthcare. The committee also approved administrative changes to the City code and other resolutions that will guide how the City responds to federal immigration activity and public safety questions.
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