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Oceanside City Council schedules closed session labor negotiations for August 5, 2026

Original title: City Council on 2026-08-05 3:30 PM - Joint Meetings of the Oceanside City Council, Oceanside Small Craft Harbor District Board of Directors (HDB), Oceanside Community Development Commission (CDC), and Oceanside Public Financing Authority (OPFA)

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Finance Connection

Notable money activity
$11,715across 18 reported contributions
Trace money trail →
CandidateDonorAmountIndustryDate
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Esther Sanchez$3,000-May 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Esther Sanchez$3,000-Jun 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020DEMCCO$1,000-Jun 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Margaret Matthews$1,000LicensingFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Moore Construction$1,000-Jun 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020John Taylor Cabinets$600-Jun 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Friends of Esther Sanchez for Oceanside City Council 2018$566-Apr 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Dennis Nygaard$500RetiredFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Kelly Devaney$200RetiredFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Phillip Obrite$150RetiredFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Kathryn Burton$100RetiredFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Maria Russell$100RealtorFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Lorna De La Cruz$100RetiredFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Linda Satterly Mino$100RetiredFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Mary Reese$100RetiredFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020William Fischer$99RetiredFeb 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Linda Slater$50TeacherJun 2020
Esther Sanchez for Oceanside Mayor 2020Linda Slater$50TeacherFeb 2020

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The Frame

What this does

This meeting involves the city's labor negotiations with its primary employee unions, which impacts city staffing, public safety services, and municipal budget allocations.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Oceanside Police Officers’ Association

The union is a party to the labor negotiations scheduled for the closed session.

Oceanside Firefighters’ Association

The union is a party to the labor negotiations scheduled for the closed session.

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Summary

The Oceanside City Council, along with its associated boards, will hold a meeting on August 5, 2026, to conduct labor negotiations with various city employee unions and unrepresented staff. The meeting is scheduled for 3:30 P.M. and includes discussions with police, fire, and general city employee associations.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I attend the labor negotiation session?
No, this item is listed as a , which is not open to the public.
How can I provide public comment on other agenda items?
You must submit a speaker slip to the City Clerk before the Council considers the , or use the provided Zoom information to join the meeting.

Why It Matters

This meeting involves the city's labor negotiations with its primary employee unions, which impacts city staffing, public safety services, and municipal budget allocations.

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Connected Entities

personJonathan BorregoCity Manager and labor negotiatorMap →
organizationOceanside Police Officers’ AssociationEmployee unionMap →
personEsther SanchezMayorMap →
organizationOceanside City CouncilGoverning body of the cityMap →
organizationOceanside Firefighters’ AssociationEmployee unionMap →

Sources

Open source document

oceanside.granicus.com

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