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Huntington Beach City Council Meeting Agenda: July 7, 2026

Original title: 1783407600 07/07/26
city councilpublic workslabor negotiationswater qualityinfrastructure

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The Frame

What this does

This meeting determines the allocation of over $7.5 million in city funds for water infrastructure, office renovations, and road repairs, while also addressing ongoing labor contract negotiations with police and fire associations.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Huntington Beach Police Officers’ Association

The association is involved in labor negotiations with the city.

Huntington Beach Firefighters’ Association

The association is involved in labor negotiations with the city.

Park Bench Cafe

The business is a negotiating party regarding property at 17732 Goldenwest St.

Residents of Huntington Beach

Residents are affected by the approval of infrastructure projects and water quality monitoring services.

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Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I provide public comment?
You can provide comments in person at the City Council Chambers or remotely via Zoom using Webinar ID 165 753 7311.
What is the deadline for submitting supplemental written communications?
Written communications must be received by 5:00 PM on the Monday prior to the meeting to be distributed to the Council.
Are there specific rules for signs at the meeting?
Signs must not obstruct the view of other audience members and must remain with the holder at all times.

Summary

The Huntington Beach City Council will meet on July 7, 2026, to discuss labor negotiations, property agreements, and several infrastructure and service contracts. The meeting includes a at 4:00 PM followed by a regular session at 6:00 PM.

Why It Matters

This meeting determines the allocation of over $7.5 million in city funds for water infrastructure, office renovations, and road repairs, while also addressing ongoing labor contract negotiations with police and fire associations.

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Connected Entities

organizationLM Investigations, LLC“Proposed contractor for background services”Map →
personTravis Hopkins“City Manager”Map →
organizationSequel Contractors, Inc.“Proposed contractor for arterial rehabilitation”Map →
organizationHuntington Beach Firefighters’ Association“Employee organization in labor negotiations”Map →
organizationHuntington Beach Police Officers’ Association“Employee organization in labor negotiations”Map →
organizationEmpire Design & Build“Proposed contractor for office renovation”Map →
personCasey McKeon“Mayor of Huntington Beach”Map →
organizationSierra Analytic Laboratories, Inc.“Proposed contractor for water quality analysis”Map →

Sources

Open source document

huntingtonbeach.granicus.com

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