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Camarillo presents FY25–26 strategic plan progress; staff highlights grants, homelessness work and AMI meter rollout
Summary
Assistant City Manager Carmen Nichols told the City Council on Jan. 28 that staff have advanced the FY25–26 strategic plan across 11 goals, reported grant awards and homelessness placements, and said the AMI water‑meter project is 64.4% complete; a retail alcohol zoning ordinance was noted as scheduled for second reading.
Camarillo — Assistant City Manager Carmen Nichols briefed the City Council and Camarillo Sanitary District on Jan. 28 on progress implementing the FY2025–26 strategic plan, outlining accomplishments across fiscal management, community enrichment, public safety, technology and infrastructure ahead of the FY2026–27 budget process.
Nichols said the current strategic plan includes 11 goals, roughly 67 objectives and about 125 action strategies, and stressed many actions require months or years to implement. "We want to make sure that what we are doing is aligned with the City Council's priorities," Nichols said, noting staff would prepare a comprehensive grants status list at council request.
The presentation included specific program updates and funding figures. Nichols said the city awarded $181,000 in community…
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