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Votes at a glance: Simi Valley City Council actions April 22, 2025
Summary
A roundup of formal council actions taken during the April 22 meeting, including resolutions, appointments and receipt of the AB 2561 vacancy report; all motions passed unanimously.
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At its April 22 meeting the Simi Valley City Council took the following formal actions (all votes recorded as unanimous):
- Resolution No. 2025-09 (Agenda Item 5A): Authorized the City of Simi Valley to join the California Statewide Communities Development Authority and participate in the Statewide Community Infrastructure Program (SCIP). Outcome: approved.
- AB 2561 Annual Position Vacancy Report (Agenda Item 5B): Council received and filed the city's annual vacancy report, as required by Assembly Bill 2561. Staff will conduct a citywide salary survey for FY 2025-26. Outcome: received and filed.
- Selection of interviewers for Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center Foundation Board (Agenda Item 3A1): Council selected Councilmembers Elaine Litzler and Rocky Rhodes to conduct interviews and nominate three applicants to fill three upcoming foundation-board vacancies effective July 1, 2025 (one term ending 06/30/2026; two terms ending 06/30/2028). Outcome: approved.
- Legislative Platform (Agenda Item 9A): Council approved the 2025 legislative platform as amended to include support for legislation on sober living and recovery homes that aligns with local efforts to ensure community and neighborhood safety and effective treatment options; Councilmember Rocky Rhodes authorized to represent the city at Sacramento hearings. Outcome: approved.
- Consent Calendar and procedural motions: The council adopted procedural motions presented at the start of the meeting (e.g., reading resolutions/ordinances by title only) and approved the consent calendar. Outcome: approved.
These actions were recorded in the official meeting minutes and require follow-up steps as noted in staff reports for program implementation, project-level review, and budget-year planning.

