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Glendale cancels special meetings, adjourns regular council meeting to Jan. 21 amid wind damage

2112058 · January 14, 2025
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Summary

City staff announced that ongoing wind events and the resulting cleanup and repairs led to the adjournment of the Glendale City Council—s regular meeting and cancellation of two special meetings. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025, and residents are directed to glendaleca.gov for recovery information.

A city staff member announced that because of ongoing wind events and the cleanup and repairs they require, the Glendale City Council adjourned its regular meeting and canceled a special housing meeting and a special council meeting; the next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025.

The announcement said the decision was meant to keep city staff focused on recovery efforts. "This decision ensures that our collective efforts moving forward include those of our city staff remain focused on addressing the immediate needs of cleanup, repairs, and supporting our community during this challenging time," the staff member said.

The statement also urged residents to prioritize safety and to check the city—s website for updates: "Please continue to prioritize your safety and stay informed by visiting Glendale CA dot gov for updates and resources related to ongoing recovery efforts. Thank you," the staff member said.

No votes, motions, or hearings were recorded in the transcript excerpt announcing the cancellations and rescheduling. The transcript does not specify who made or seconded any motion to adjourn or cancel the meetings; it records an administrative announcement of the changes and guidance for residents.

City officials said the changes were prompted by the immediate operational need to focus personnel and resources on cleanup and repairs after the wind events. The transcript did not include details on the scale of damage, funding for recovery, or a timeline for restoring normal meeting schedules beyond the next meeting date.

Residents seeking updates or information on services during the recovery period were directed to the city website glendaleca.gov.