City Council Meetings, Tuesday, February 24, 2026 |
Recreation and Aquatics Center, 251 City Park Way |
- Closed Session: Conference with Legal Counsel (San Bruno and Walmart LLC vs. California Department of Tax and Fee Administration
- Closed
Session: Conference with Labor Negotiators (Teamsters Local 856, IBT
Police; Teamsters Local 856, Management; and Unrepresented Employees)
- We’ll
receive a FY25-26 Midyear Financial Update. Our budget is meeting
expectations by continuing to rely on our tax sharing agreement with
Walmart to address the structural deficit. We will continue to watch
this closely as both the tax sharing revenue as well as future payments
from the State for our share of vehicle license fees are high risk of being lost.
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- Under
consent, we’ll vote to approve new three-year contracts with our
miscellaneous and mid-management labor groups. These two groups
represent the vast majority of city employees. We ratified a three-year
contract with Fire at our last meeting on February 10.
- We’ll
hold a study session on creating a new Community Services Commission by
merging the Culture and Arts Commission into the Parks and Recreation
Commission and adding Library Services to the commission’s advisory
role. While I appreciate the efficiencies that can be gained with this
move, I believe this would severely dilute our commissioners' input and
impact on these vital services.
- We’ll
receive and approve the 2026 Technology Assessment report. The report
outlines our needs for improvements in the city’s technology
infrastructure and will inform future projects and budget items for the
coming fiscal year.
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Community Town Hall with Police Chief Matt Lethin |
Tuesday, March 3, BAEC 458 San Mateo Avenue |
From SBPD, Skyline College, and PCRC: You’re
invited to join us for a Community Town Hall to welcome our new Police
Chief, Matt Lethin, and engage in a constructive conversation about the
priorities that matter most to our residents and businesses. 📅 Tuesday, March 3
⏰ 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Bay Area Entrepreneur Center, 458 San Mateo Ave This
facilitated discussion, led by the Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center
(PCRC), will provide an opportunity for community members to meet the
Chief, share perspectives, ask questions, and help strengthen the
partnership between the San Bruno Police Department and the community
we serve. |
- Light refreshments provided
- Open, respectful dialogue
- Community-focused discussion
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Please register using this link or
the button below, or the QR code on the flyer. We look forward to
working together to keep San Bruno safe, connected, and thriving. |
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City Services Academy Now Accepting Registrations |
From The City of San Bruno: Learn
about San Bruno -- join the City Services Academy! This six week
program offering residents an inside look at local government and how
City services are delivered. Held primarily at the Recreation and
Aquatic Center, the series features presentations from multiple
departments, with select sessions hosted at other City facilities to
provide firsthand insight into key operations. Participants will have
the opportunity to connect directly with staff, ask questions, and gain
a deeper understanding of how services and decisions come together to
support the San Bruno community. Scan the QR code or visit sanbruno.ca.gov/CityServicesAcademy to register. 🗓️Dates: Wednesdays, 4/8 – 5/13
⌚Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
📍Location: San Bruno Recreation and Aquatic Center
🎟️Cost: Free! -- San Bruno Residents Only |
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Pedestrian Crosswalk Safety Operation |
Thursday, February 26 7am-3pm |
From SBPD: On
Thursday, February 26, 2026, from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, the San Bruno
Police Department Traffic Division will be conducting a Pedestrian
Crosswalk Safety Operation at the intersection of San Bruno Avenue and
Masson Avenue. 🎯 Our goal is simple: prevent someone from getting seriously hurt or killed in a crosswalk. Officers
will be monitoring for drivers who fail to yield to pedestrians.
Education and enforcement will both be part of the operation. We
also know the comments are coming about this being “entrapment” or
pedestrians “jumping out into traffic.” That is not how these
operations work. Pedestrians will be crossing lawfully and safely,
giving drivers ample time and distance to stop — exactly as required by
law. No one is being tricked or forced into violating the law. ⚠️ Safety reminders: |
- Pedestrians have the right-of-way in crosswalks
- Slow down near intersections
- Put the phone down
- If someone is waiting to cross, stop — not roll through, not speed up
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If you see us out there, just drive like you’re supposed to and you’ll be fine. |
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Saturday, March 28, San Bruno City Park |
NEW This Year: Registration Required |
From SB Community Services: Save the Date! The City of San Bruno’s Spring Egg Hunt is hopping back to San Bruno City Park on Saturday, March 28! |
- Egg hunts by age group
- Activities & bunny photos
- Accessible egg hunt available
- NEW this year: Free registration is required for all egg hunts.
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Registration opens Monday, March 2 at 10:00am for Residents & Non-Residents. Visit www.sanbruno.ca.gov/recsignup under the EVENTS tab to register. Continuing their annual tradition, the San Bruno Lions will host a Pancake Breakfast before the festivities begin. The breakfast is free, with donations welcome. |
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First Annual San Bruno Rooted in Resilience Fair |
Belle Air Elementary School |
Resilient
San Bruno invites you to join the first ever Resilience Fair in San
Bruno, on April 18th at Belle Air Elementary School. This
is the biggest event we will plan this year and it is an accumulation
of all our events and projects so far. The Resilience Fair is a
family-friendly event dedicated to celebrating the San Bruno community
and connecting residents to resources and opportunities related to
climate resilience. This
fair is a community-led effort that will include educational workshops,
resource distribution, and fun activities such as free bike repairs! Join us for free food, prizes, and more! Saturday, April 18th from 11 am to 5 pm at Belle Air Elementary School (450 3rd Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066). Please RSVP at https://sanbrunofair2026.eventbrite.com/. |
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New San Bruno Housing Element Dashboard |
At
our meeting on January 27, staff provided the council and planning
commission with an update on our current state obligations to provide
housing, with San Bruno's target set by the state at 3,165 new housing
units by 2031. As part of this update staff unveiled a new online
dashboard that tracks our progress against this goal. The dashboard
includes a map of all proposed housing (both affordable and
market-rate) throughout San Bruno and a listing of the major projects.
Click the button below to view the dashboard, and click here for more information about our Housing Element. |
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