Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Chico public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
10 issues with medium priority
Autumn Leaf Estates Assessment District Modification
Property owners are voting on adjusted assessments following a reduction in subdivision lot numbers from 68 to 67.
Resident Complaint App
Oroville launched a 311 app a year ago that's already handled over 500 neighborhood complaints, proving that digital reporting makes fixing local issues way easier. If Chico adopts something similar, residents could report potholes and code violations with a few taps on their phones.
Airport Rapid Refueling Authorization
The city updated its municipal code to allow hot fueling for military and emergency response aircraft, helping speed up wildfire response times.
Relocation of Blue Oak Charter School
Chico Unified School District is moving the Blue Oak Charter School to a new 2.47-acre site on Apodaca Place to serve up to 300 students. The planning commission reviewed and approved the required general plan consistency letter for the project.
Fire Department Federal Grant Applications
The council approved applying for three FEMA grants totaling over $872,000 to upgrade rescue equipment, mobile investigation units, and a water tender, requiring a 10% local match.
Downtown Room Reservation Policy Changes
The city cancelled its old room rental policy for outside groups to protect expensive equipment and improve building security.
Election Information
Get ready, Chico! Your primary election ballots are arriving soon for the June 2nd election. Make sure you know when they'll show up so you can get your vote in!
Sewer Fees
Chico's city council is considering a shake-up of sewer fees. Your utility bill could be changing soon, so keep an eye on your mail!
Candidate Forum
Local candidates and voters got together to talk about important stuff like water and healthcare. It's your chance to hear directly from them and figure out who's got your vote before heading to the polls.
Alcohol Service at Chico Creek Nature Center
CARD asked to allow alcohol service at Chico Creek Nature Center weddings and events, sparking a debate among commissioners about park history, neighborhood impacts, and modern venue needs.