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City clerk presents proposed 2026 meeting schedule for Oxnard City Council and authorities
Summary
City Clerk Lulley Lopez recommended a regular meeting calendar for 2026 that sets City Council meetings for the first and third Tuesdays, council committee meetings for the second and fourth Tuesdays, and totals 24 council and 22 committee meetings; staff cited Ordinance No. 2949 and City Code sections 2-1 and 2-1.1.
City Clerk Lulley Lopez presented a recommendation that the Oxnard City Council, the Community Development Commission successor agency, the Oxnard Financing Authority and the Oxnard Housing Authority adopt a proposed regular meeting schedule for the 2026 calendar year.
Lopez said the recommendation follows City Code provisions that place City Council meetings on the first and third Tuesdays and City Council committee meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month. Under that pattern, Lopez said the schedule produces 24 City Council meetings and 22 City Council committee meetings for 2026. She added that the council retains the ability to schedule additional special meetings as necessary.
Lopez referenced Ordinance Number 2949, which amended Chapter 2, Article 1, adding section 2-1.1 to the City Code regarding the regular City Council meeting schedule; the ordinance was cited in the presentation as taking effect Jan. 1, 2029. The presentation did not record a council vote or a formal motion on the 2026 calendar during the provided transcript segment.
The proposal covers the City Council and three related legislative bodies: the Community Development Commission successor agency, the Oxnard Financing Authority and the Oxnard Housing Authority. The clerk concluded the presentation by asking the bodies to adopt the proposed 2026 calendar; the transcript did not specify a date for final council action on the recommendation.
Next steps noted in the presentation: staff recommended adoption of the calendar for 2026, and the council may schedule extra or special meetings beyond the regular pattern as needed.
