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Mendota council directs staff to pursue resolution supporting county transportation Measure C
Summary
On Jan. 20 the Mendota City Council agreed by consensus to have staff return with a resolution endorsing the "Moving Forward Together" county transportation measure (Measure C), following a staff report and brief public comment.
The Mendota City Council on Jan. 20 directed city staff to prepare a resolution supporting the countywide "Moving Forward Together" transportation measure, commonly called Measure C. Mayor Victor Martinez made the motion during the meeting; the council approved the direction by consensus.
City Manager Cristian Gonzalez opened the discussion with a status report on Measure C and Mayor Martinez reviewed how Measure C funding has historically been allocated in the county, noting that rural communities have received relatively small shares. The council discussed transportation priorities and the role Measure C monies could play locally.
During the public comment period speakers raised general comments about the transportation measure and local priorities; the council also discussed the importance of Code Enforcement Community Service Officers in managing transportation‑adjacent impacts. No formal vote tally was recorded in the minutes; the council approved the motion to direct staff to return with a resolution of support by consensus.
Next steps: city staff will return to a future meeting with a draft resolution of support for council consideration.
