The Jurupa Valley City Council took several formal actions at its Oct. 16 meeting. Key outcomes are listed below; the council recorded unanimous votes on multiple items.

- Community Workforce Agreement (Item 16A): Adopted — Resolution approving a community workforce agreement with the San Bernardino–Riverside Building and Construction Trades Council, with modifications including the Carpenter’s Career Connection program and a local‑hire baseline goal of 51 percent (65 percent stretch goal). Vote: 5–0. (See in‑depth coverage.)

- Massage establishment permit application fee (Public hearing, Item 15B): Adopted — City council added a fee for massage establishment permit applications to the fee schedule. New application fee: $856.16; renewal fee: $525.26. Vote: 5–0.

- Master Application 19016 (3500 Pyrite Street, Insurance Auto Auctions): Public hearing continued — The council opened the public hearing and continued the item to Dec. 4, 2025 to allow further review and public input. Vote to continue: unanimous.

- Creation of an ad hoc school‑safety committee (Letter B under City Manager report): Adopted — The council agreed to form a Brown Act‑compliant ad hoc to work with two Jurupa Unified School District trustees on traffic and safety around school sites; council appointed two members (Mayor Bergson and Councilwoman Sanchez) to start as the city’s representatives. Vote: 5–0.

- Lennar final map (Consent calendar): Approved — City staff presented Final Map No. 38504‑1 (Lennar Homes, first phase of a larger specific plan). The council approved the consent calendar that included the final map. Vote: unanimous on consent calendar.

- Adoption/Introduction of 2025 California building and fire codes (Item 16B): Introduced and set a public hearing — Council approved the introduction and first reading of an ordinance adopting the 2025 California Building Standards (Title 24) and related uniform codes; public hearing and second reading were set for Nov. 6, 2025. Vote on introduction (first reading): 4–0 (one council absence noted on roll call for that vote).

Other routine items on the consent calendar, including approval of minutes and routine permits, were approved by unanimous council votes. Where roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the transcript, the staff minutes reflect unanimous or recorded tallies.