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City Council Meeting: July 20, 2026
Published: Jul 20, 2026
Pasadena Adopts Tax Rate for Central Library Project Bonds
The Council adopted an ordinance authorizing the setting of the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 tax rate for the city's general obligation bonds related to the Central Library Project, approved by voters in November 2024. This action authorizes the County of Los Angeles to levy the necessary tax on real property within Pasadena.
City Employee Unions Express Concerns Over Contract Negotiations and Staff Retention
Speakers representing city employee unions voiced strong concerns about current contract negotiations, citing low wage increases, lack of competitive benefits like sick leave and longevity pay, and the city's inability to recruit and retain staff. They highlighted the impact of these issues on service delivery and urged the council to support fair contracts that recognize employee dedication and ensure quality services for residents.
Public Raises Concerns on Meeting Punctuality, Committee Cancellations, and Transparency
During public comment, multiple speakers addressed concerns about the city's punctuality in starting meetings and the cancellation of committee meetings due to lack of quorum. One speaker also raised issues regarding the city's use of AI in journalism, transparency around license plate reader technology in police vehicles, and the handling of public information requests. Another speaker requested clarification on parking enforcement signage near Blair High School.
Residents Demand Accountability from Caltrans on Neglected Housing and Unfair Sales Practices
Speakers criticized Caltrans for decades of neglect regarding state-owned homes, allowing properties to deteriorate while collecting rent and then charging current residents exorbitant prices for homes 'as is' after neglecting essential repairs and traffic safety issues. They urged the City Council to hold Caltrans accountable for timely repairs and to ensure a fair sales process that honors long-term residents.
Pasadena Recognizes Students with Scholarships and Art Awards, Honors Accessibility Advocate
The meeting began with ceremonial items recognizing students for educational scholarships and art contest achievements, and honoring Nathan Wolfert with the Robert Goreski Access Award for his contributions to improving accessibility for people with disabilities. Wolfert, who lives with limb loss, works with Pasadena Village and chairs its Accessibility Task Force, advocating for mentorship and inclusivity. The award celebration also marked the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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