Veronica Sanchez

Local Hazard Mitigation Plan incorporation into General Plan

Could save the city up to 6.25% of disaster recovery costs — potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in a major event.

Homelessness and senior services funding

The program is funded through the city's CDBG subrecipient agreements; the exact dollar amount was not stated in the agenda.

Jurupa Road Grade Separation Progress

Grade separations are costly regional projects, typically funded through county and state sources.

Burrtec solid waste rate increase and franchise termination

Typical residential bills go from $38.92 to $40.16 a month; commercial three-yard bins from $204.41 to $210.79.

Chamber of Commerce Hispanic Business Outreach

Up to $25,000 in city funds, with $5,000 dedicated to Hispanic outreach.

Masked Federal Agents and Resident Safety (Resolution 2026-09)

It's unclear if this will cost the city anything, but it definitely changes how ICE can do business here.

city branding

This branding refresh won't cost you directly, but it's an investment in how the city presents itself.

historic tree dispute

This fight could cost taxpayers a pretty penny, depending on who wins and what happens to the tree.

Public Health Award

While the award itself doesn't come with a cash prize, it's a huge win that could attract more funding and resources to keep Jurupa Valley healthy.

Local Hazard Mitigation Plan General Plan Amendment (Resolution PC-0021)

CITY COUNCIL ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS FOR THE 2026 GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION

INITIATION OF A GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT TO THE COMMUNITY SAFETY, SERVICES, AND FACILITIES ELEMENT TO MEET STATE LAW

FY 2026-27 Capital Improvement Program General Plan conformance (Resolution PC-0010)