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Topics getting the most attention in Alameda public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues in public safety
The city proposes extending its agreement with Alameda Family Services to provide dedicated social worker services at the library through June 2027.
The commission reviewed how accessible parking spaces are monitored and enforced across the city to ensure they remain available for residents with disabilities.
The council is voting on purchasing new electric and hybrid police SUVs alongside policy updates and annual license plate reader data reports. This balances modern law enforcement tools with community oversight.
The council considered authorizing the purchase of new electric SUVs and hybrid interceptors to update the police fleet.
The city is leasing new office space at Marina Village to serve as the administrative headquarters for the Fire Department.
Alameda is paying out a massive $11 million to the family of a man who died after police used a dangerous restraint technique. This settlement highlights serious concerns about police conduct and accountability in the city.
Alameda is paying a hefty $11 million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. The case involved three officers accused of killing a man through asphyxiation. This settlement is a major financial hit for the city.