Huntington Beach City Council Meeting Agenda: June 16, 2026

• •The Council will consider adopting the 2026/27 fiscal budget, including a retirement property tax levy and an updated master fee schedule.
• •The Council will consider approving the 2021-2029 Housing Element Update (General Plan Amendment 21-003).
• •The Council will consider calling for a General Municipal Election on November 3, 2026, to elect four council members and a City Attorney.
• •The Council will consider awarding a $4,999,700 contract to Beador Construction Company, Inc. for the Humboldt Drive Bridge Rehabilitation Project.
• •The Council will consider awarding a $1,389,738.46 contract to Asplundh Construction, LLC for street lighting modifications.
• •The Council will consider awarding a $606,459.70 contract to GA Technical Services, Inc. for library electrical switchgear replacement.
• •The Council will consider awarding a $329,095.07 contract to Matcon General Engineering, Inc. for channel improvements.
• •The Council will consider approving six on-call video production contracts totaling $500,000 for HBTV.
• •The Council will consider an MOU with the City of Newport Beach regarding the Huntington Beach Navigation Center.
• •The Council will consider an agreement for supplemental law enforcement services with the City of Newport Beach.
• •The Council will consider an amendment to the lease agreement for Dwight’s Beach Concession at 201 Pacific Coast Highway.
• •The Council will consider an agreement with Rivian, LLC for a loaned vehicle for the Fire Department.
• •The Council will consider a donation agreement with Sunshine Makers Inc. (Simple Green).
• •The Council will consider directing the City Manager to implement advertising on the Huntington Beach Pier stairs.

This meeting determines the city's financial priorities for the upcoming fiscal year, including tax levies, infrastructure project funding, and the approval of major service contracts that impact city operations and resident services.

Patterns POLISCOPE noticed across the record. These are observations to investigate, not conclusions.