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The Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee met May 21, 2026 and postponed action on multiple City Charter reform items. Item 26-0489 (Charter Reform Commission report) was continued to May 28, 2026; several related motions were continued to dates to be determined. The special meeting limited public comment to in-person attendance and noted available interpretation services and broadcast options.
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The committee did not adopt any charter changes at this meeting; it delayed decisions so members can review proposals further. Proposals under consideration include changes to City elections (for example ranked-choice or noncitizen voting), an increase in Recreation and Parks funding, a requirement for regular fee studies by departments, creation of an Inspector General role in the Ethics Commission, rules on suspension for elected officials, and limits on caretakers running for the same council seat. Residents should not expect any immediate policy changes from these items; follow-up hearings and votes will be scheduled later and posted on the City Clerk website.
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