Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Livermore public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
11 issues in parks rec
Library Summer Learning and Spring Program Engagement
The library is celebrating a record-breaking summer reading program with 5,800 participants reading nearly 6.1 million minutes. Staff will present final statistics and community outreach highlights.
2026 Beautification and Community Service Awards Selection
The city is organizing awards to recognize residents and businesses that make Livermore a more beautiful place.
Arroyo Mocho Trailhead Land Donation and Staging Area
The city is accepting 1.4 acres of vacant land at 10 North Murrieta Boulevard to build a parking lot and trailhead for the Arroyo Mocho Trail. The donor is also providing $100,000 to cover maintenance and taxes.
Landscape Improvements at 141 N. Livermore Ave.
The committee reviewed new landscape designs and volunteer opportunities for a city-owned facility used by the Housing and Human Services Department. The project aims to improve the visual appeal of the site.
Community Arts Grants Review Committees
City staff are promoting the 2026 High School Arts Awards to local youth to encourage participation in visual, literary, media, and performing arts.
L Street Garage Mural Project
The city is moving forward with a major new mural on the L Street Garage featuring a 'Fusion Ignition' theme to honor local scientific achievements at LLNL. An ad hoc committee was formed to review artist proposals and select top options for the full commission.
The Great Elephant Migration Public Art Exhibit
Livermore is looking at bringing 30 giant, life-sized elephant sculptures to downtown streets this fall. The city would pitch in $30,000 in matching funds to help make Livermore the only West Coast stop for the national art tour.
Mini Grant Application Review Committee
The commission formed a new ad hoc committee to evaluate upcoming mini grant applications due June 1.
High School Junior and Senior Arts Awards
The commission approved $11,400 to fund awards recognizing talented high school junior and senior student artists across visual, literary, media, and performing arts.
Poet Laureate Selection and Recommendation
The commission recommended Faith Alpher to the City Council to serve a two-year term as Livermore's Poet Laureate.
Civic Center Library Teen Room Design
The library is moving forward with designing a dedicated teen space at the Civic Center Library, incorporating feedback from local youth. Construction is expected to begin later this year.