Evelyn Chua

Appointment of Permanent City Manager

Establishes a new salary schedule ranging from $320,000 to $400,000 annually for the City Manager position.

State of the City address

Reduced the projected five-year deficit by 43% while preserving essential city services and funding local infrastructure projects.

County Community Plan to End Homelessness

Involves countywide supportive housing investments exceeding $130 million annually, with over $10.5 million invested in Milpitas-specific tenant programs and $69.5 million in affordable housing developments.

city manager resignation

Expect potential delays and uncertainty in city projects, which could cost taxpayers more in the long run.

legal dispute with former city manager

Taxpayer money is being spent on this legal battle, so your dollars are on the line.

homeless encampment sweep

This sweep could cost the city money in the short term for services, but might save on future costs associated with the encampment.

power outage

While no direct costs were immediately reported, taxpayers might end up footing the bill if the city needs to upgrade backup power systems for emergency communications.

legal dispute with former employee

Taxpayer money could be spent on legal fees to sort this out.

hotel sale and commercial real estate

Get ready for potential changes in local jobs and business opportunities as these big sales happen.

cannabis delivery regulation

Local tax revenues might shift depending on how these new delivery rules affect sales.

gas appliance ban

You might have to pay more upfront for a new water heater, but there could be rebates and lower energy bills down the line.

Resolution No. 26-006: 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program General Plan Conformity Finding

Receive the 2025 General Plan Annual Progress Report and Authorize Submittal of the Report to the California Department of Housing and Community Development and Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation