Community Pulse
What residents are talking about in Antioch public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
50 topics
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Discussion on the selection of an off-site meeting date and location to conduct a commission meeting at a location other than City Hall per the Antioch Police Oversight Commission Ordinance 2212-C-S
Assembly Bill (AB)847, Sharp-Collins, Peace Officers: Confidentiality of Records - Continued Commission Discussion
City purchasing policies and administrative oversight
Municipal fuel procurement and police vehicle idling
Cannabis Social Equity Program and Consultant Assessment
El Campanile Theater Preservation and Community Arts
Establishment of Standalone Economic Development Department
FY 2025-26 CAPER Review and Grant Performance
Housing and Homelessness Prevention
El Campanile Theater Sale and Preservation
Antioch Historical Society Museum
General Plan Update & Land Use
Land Use Designation Requests
Reestablishment of the Economic Development Department
Fiscal Year 2027-28 General Fund Budget Development
Ancillaries / Community Arts
ADOPT A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A SOLE SOURCE AGREEMENT WITH AXON ENTERPRISE, INC.
Community Infrastructure and Survival
CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSION ITEM: SELECTION OF POTENTIAL PARK LOCATION FOR UPCOMING AVAILABLE GRANT FUNDING THROUGH PROPOSITION 4
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CIVIC AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
Downtown Safety
Downtown Security
Youth Sports
Community Events
DOWNTOWN SECURITY SERVICES DISCUSSION
CONSENT CALENDAR for City /City Council Members acting as Successor Agency/Housing Successor to the Antioch Development Agency
Prop 4 Grant
2025 ANNUAL MILITARY EQUIPMENT REPORT
GENERAL PUBLIC COMMENT
ASSEMBLY BILL (AB) 847 and Other Citizen Oversight Models
Military Equipment
Just Cause Evictions
Library Updates
Public Safety and Infrastructure
Homekey Plus Supportive Housing Project
Encroachment Permit Appeal of California Resources Pipeline Company, LLC
Homekey+ Housing Project
Homekey+ CSH Mahogany Housing Project
STATEMENT OF INVESTMENT POLICY
Closed Session/General
HOMEKEY+ AWARD CONSIDERATION OF ACCEPTANCE OR DECLINATION OF STATE FUNDING
CONDUIT FINANCING FOR THE HILLCREST SUMMIT APARTMENTS PROJECT
Police Oversight
Implementation of Assembly Bill 847 and Access to Confidential Records
Police Oversight Commission Ordinance Amendments
Ordinance Amendments
Hillcrest Summit Project
Closed Session Item #3
Taxes & Budget
In the News
12 articlesRecent coverage of Antioch from local and regional media.
Analysis: City of Antioch out of compliance with intent of Measure W sales tax funds allocation | Antioch Herald
Yes on W 2018 campaign ad. Source: Antioch Herald Oversight Committee not holding Council accountable to 80-10-10 split By Allen D. Payton The City of Antioch is supposed to be spending the funds from Measure...
Transit tax ballot measure volunteer signature gathering effort collects 4th of 186,000 goal | Antioch Herald
Multiple Bay Area transit agencies would benefit from the five-county sales tax measure. Photo: MTC. Graphics source: Connect Bay Area Paid effort also working before June 6th deadline in 5 Bay Area...
On 3-2 vote Antioch Council adds 20-year sunset clause, public oversight to sales tax measure; will hold fourth special meeting on Thursday | Antioch Herald
Measure requires votes of four council members to place on ballot. By Allen Payton During a third special meeting to deal with the one-cent sales tax measure for the November ballot, the Antioch City Council,...
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Watchdog – Measure C passes with low voter turnout, shares concerns with ballot language | Antioch Herald
By Barbara Zivica Before Citizens for a Safe Antioch, whose principal officer was Mayor Wade Harper, start crowing about the successful passage of Measure C, the 7-year half cent sales tax measure, let me...
Antioch Council united in placing revised sales tax measure on November ballot with 20-year sunset, oversight included | Antioch Herald
Council warned by taxpayers association that the funds will be used to pay pension liability By Allen Payton During a fourth special meeting of the Antioch City Council to place a sales tax increase measure...
Payton Perspective: If passed, no Measure W funds for pay raises until remaining additional police officers promised in Measure C are hired | Antioch Herald
Yes, I’m still hammering the city council about fulfilling the previous council’s commitment from Measure C of hiring 22 more police “immediately”. We’ve been told by the past and current Chiefs of Police...
Mayor Wright explains reasons for a yes vote on Measure W | Antioch Herald
Dear Editor: As a business owner and former CEO of the Antioch Chamber of Commerce I came to the office of Mayor with a mindset to search through the budget and cut out the fat. I found a city that runs with...
Antioch Council places sales tax increase on November ballot, would permanently double to one cent | Antioch Herald
Council wants to split revenue with 80% going for police services By Alexandra Riva At their meeting Tuesday, July 24, the Antioch City Council voted to place a ballot measure that would extend and double the...
Contra Loma Aquatic and Recreation Planning
The Contra Loma Swim Lagoon was closed by the East Bay Regional Park District in 2022 due to maintenance and engineering issues. The Park District is launching a public planning process to better understand fro...
Antioch Council rejects state funding for permanent supportive housing project | Antioch Herald
Takes action with Torres-Walker absent who was not allowed to attend via Zoom due to apparent staff mistake “To say there’s no plan is wrong. We are not doing nothing.” – Mayor Bernal By Allen D. Payton Followi...
Analysis: Antioch’s General Fund continues to subsidize water park, golf course at almost $2 million per year | Antioch Herald
More than enough for both the Homekey+ program and Rivertown Square project “We need to be fiscally prudent by closely monitoring expenses…and minimize General Fund subsidies to high-cost operations, such as th...