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FY 2026-27 Proposed Midcycle Budget

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City ResolutionFiled under council matter 26-0787 introduced 2026-06-03
Subject: FY 2026-27 Proposed Midcycle Budget From: Finance Department Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution (1) Adopting The Midcycle Budget For Fiscal Years 2026-27 And Appropriating Funds And Revenues To Cover Expenditures Approved By Said Budget; And (2) Authorizing The City Admi

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CITY OF OAKLAND C I T Y H AL L • • 1 F RAN K H.. 0 G AW A P L A 2'. A KEN HOUSTON a OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA 94612 Council member - District 7 . e-mail: KHouston@oaklandca.gov Priority 1: Public Safety • Maintain Public Infrastructure:. Sidewalks, Streets, Overpasses, etc. (510) 238-7007 .. FAX (510) 238-6129 TDD (510) 238-2251 • Re-branding Oakland's Image - Policy Directive.#!: The City Administrator shall evaluate and return with recommendations for procuring a l_ocal external marketing and branding firm to develop ,a comprehensive marketing strategy for Oakland, including ··recommendations to strengthen the City's image, attq1ctvisitors and investment, support local businesses; and highlight Oakland's assets and opportunities. • o With good branding and marketing, we can change the narrative on Oakland's reputation. We need to utiljze an Oakland-based organization or firm that can . revive Oakland's reputation and bolster the desire to come to Oakland and explore - the phenomenal assets what the City has to offer: Branding and marketing will • contribute to the overall feeling ofs~fety if we impact the narrative and highlight • . the various efforts that are underway to restore the City and bring it to its full potential: o Implement Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) standards to. rid the communities of crime: lllegal Dumping, Graffiti Vandalism • & Crime that is associated with, contributes to and stems from these issues along of proper lighting, curbside appeal, shrubbery maintenance, tree maintenance, and public rights-of-way improvements • Annual Short-Tetm Tactical Traffic Safety Projects - Policy Directive #2: The City . Administrator, as part of each annual budget process, shall direct the Department of Transportation to prese~t to the City Council a proposed short-term tactical traffic safety · project for each Council District and one proposed project for the At-Large ·. Councilmeniber for implementation during the upcoming fiscal year. • o Projects may include, but are not limited to, speed cushions, pedestrian safety . improvements traffic calming measures, striping enhancements, signage . improvements, quick-build safety treatments, intersection safety improvements, and other low-cost interventions. intended to improve· roadway safety, o The City Administrator shall identify fonding of up to $200,000 per project, . -• subject to a~ailable funding and Council appropriation, to support the . implementation of one project in each Council District and one :project identified .by the At-Large Councilmember annually. o The Department of Transportation shall work with ea,ch Councilmember to • identify and prioritize projects based on safety data, collision history,. constituent . }>age2 ofG.·