Lauren Hughes-Leslie

Homeless outreach results and encampment process

The city sends about $15 million to the county in Measure A taxes and gets roughly $5.5 million back in direct local control.

$1.02 Million Federal Grant for Police Operations

$1,023,000 in federal funds, no local match mentioned.

Resilient Recovery facility expansion on Clark Court

Residential trash nuisance ordinance request

Feral cat overpopulation and spay/neuter funding

The clinic's director asked for roughly $100,000 to start and $300,000 a year to fund spay/neuter for Lancaster residents.

Proposed Lancaster Juvenile Task Force

Estimated $95,000 pilot budget from city, county, grant and private sources.

Lancaster crime trends show overall decline

The city's investments in enforcement, including a dedicated grand theft auto team, were credited with helping drive the numbers down.

City takes over traffic operations

Social media moderation standards for city accounts

Hybrid policing model and homelessness outcomes

The city is funding three homeless outreach teams and 14 new officer hires, and just landed a $2 million state grant for violence prevention.

District Attorney filing and decline practices

Vandalism Prevention and Community Enhancement Grants

Brings $1,996,592 in new state funding to the city — no local match discussed.

New enforcement focus at Avenue K and Challenger

Afternoon Meeting Times and Public Access

Council pay is capped by state statute at roughly $600 per month locally; any raise would require a ballot initiative.

Assemblymember Lackey's Public Safety Legislation

State legislation on DUI, child welfare and theft

E-Bike and E-Scooter Safety

School Resource Officer Program Expansion

Costs are reimbursed by the Eastside Union School District.

Community Preservation Operations

Police Body Cameras, Tasers and City Surveillance

Multi-item equipment purchase; exact total not stated on the record.

NB4 — Accept $1,023,000 Federal Public Safety Funding