Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Vallejo public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
13 issues in general with medium priority
Legal Investigation
The State Bar is investigating Vallejo's City Attorney's Office. This could mean big changes or serious consequences for how the city handles legal matters.
SNAP benefits during federal shutdown
Heads up, Vallejo! The federal shutdown could mess with your SNAP benefits, meaning they might not get refilled on time. Local organizations are trying to help out, and there's even a legal battle brewing to get the money released.
Immigration Enforcement
Heads up, Vallejo! There were some rumors about a big immigration raid happening, but officials are saying it's not happening right now. City leaders weren't clued in on any federal operations planned for our area.
Pest Control
Rats are running wild at the Vallejo ferry terminal, and folks are understandably grossed out and concerned about health risks. The city is working on a plan to tackle the rodent infestation.
City Manager Controversy
Vallejo's new city manager is facing backlash over offensive social media posts targeting white people. This controversy raises questions about leadership and community relations in the city.
Whistleblower Lawsuit
A former city spokesperson is suing Vallejo, alleging she was fired for exposing unethical practices. She claims retaliation for speaking out against wrongdoing.
Homicide
Vallejo is grappling with yet another homicide, this time inside a local business. This marks the 15th killing in the city this year, highlighting a serious public safety concern.
New City Proposal
A massive new city is being proposed for Solano County, and Vallejo residents are NOT happy. They're worried about how this huge development will change their community.
Staff Bonuses
Vallejo's city council wants to give out $1.5 million in COVID relief cash as bonuses to city workers. Is this the right way to spend your tax dollars, especially with other needs in the city?
City Hall Operations
Vallejo City Hall is partially closing next week due to a COVID outbreak. This means some services might be unavailable, so double-check if your planned visit is still happening.
Municipal Bankruptcy
Vallejo is celebrating a decade since its bankruptcy, but it's not all smooth sailing yet. The city is still working hard to get its finances back on track and figure out its next steps.
City Manager Retirement
Vallejo's City Manager is hanging up their hat, which means a major shake-up at the top. Get ready for a search for a new leader to steer the city's ship!
Pension Debt
Vallejo is still drowning in pension debt, even two years after declaring bankruptcy. It seems the city's money problems are far from over.