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Topics getting the most attention in Berkeley public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
5 issues with high priority
Staff presented a $410 million five-year CIP plan while highlighting an overwhelming $2.12 billion in unfunded capital needs across streets, sewers, parks, and IT systems.
Berkeley voters, get ready! The June 2 primary election is your chance to choose who represents you on the City Council and for District Attorney. Make sure you know what's on your ballot and how to cast your vote.
Berkeley's fire department is in hot water, facing big staff cuts and maybe even a station closure. This is happening even though voters approved taxes specifically for public safety, and firefighters say it's a dangerous move that ignores what the public wants.
Berkeley cops might soon be off the hook for traffic tickets! The city council is considering a ban on police making traffic stops, potentially shifting that duty to other city workers. It's part of a bigger plan to rethink how policing works in Berkeley.
The city council is considering a proposal to rename Cesar Chavez Park in honor of civil rights and labor leader Dolores Huerta, which involves community review and potential replacement of park signage.