During a recent government meeting, significant progress was made on the approval of the 20, 24, 25 action plan, with amendments aimed at refining the language and updating project statuses. A motion was made to approve the plan, which included striking the phrase \"citizens are in favor\" in favor of \"there is support for,\" and updating the status of the AEDV shelter housing project, which is nearing completion. The meeting concluded with a unanimous vote in favor of the amendments, allowing the plan to be submitted to the federal government for funding, which could secure an additional $393,000 for the city.

City Manager updates highlighted the successful submission of four community project funding requests totaling over $6.5 million, facilitated by local congressional representatives. The projects include a $3 million roundabout improvement, a nearly $2.2 million computer-aided dispatch system, a mobile command vehicle for the sheriff's office at nearly $1 million, and a $450,000 rapid DNA system. While these projects have been submitted, they still await final approval.

Supervisor Giome announced the upcoming NACO conference, which will take place from September 24 to 26, with the county serving as the host. Registration is currently open, and attendees are encouraged to register early to secure their spots. Additionally, a County Elected Officials and County Health Officers Summit is scheduled for the following week, with options for virtual attendance.

Public comments addressed community concerns regarding inadequate street lighting in certain areas, which affects both visibility and safety. Suggestions were made for residents to contact Public Works to report specific issues. Another concern raised involved the need for family-friendly restroom facilities in community spaces, particularly for events that attract families with children. The discussion emphasized the importance of addressing these community needs to enhance public safety and accessibility.