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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Stockton public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Civil Service Commission Compensation
Civil Service Commission members will now be paid $150 per meeting, a change intended to support recruitment and retention on the charter-established commission.
Zencity resident-feedback platform renewal
Council renewed an AI-driven community feedback platform for $189,000 over three years, with a promised effectiveness report by summer after one member objected to extending without data.
Public facilities fee annual report
The annual report on development impact fees was accepted; one resident noted the long-promised nexus study still hasn't been released and fees haven't been inflation-adjusted in 15 years.
Supervisorial District Community Grants
Four grants from individual supervisors' discretionary funds were scheduled: $5,000 to Stockton Leadership (D2), $25,000 to Welcome Home Heroes (D4), $5,000 to the San Joaquin Deputy Activity Fund (D4), and $12,816 to the Escalon Historical Society (D5).
Planning Commissioner Academy and meeting cancellation
All seven commissioners will attend a training academy March 11-12 in Anaheim, so the regular March 12 meeting gets canceled.