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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Vallejo public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Navigation Center Oversight and Case Management
Lediju pressed for metrics on whether Navigation Center residents are getting case management, expungement help, and family reunification — and wants cost data to potentially fund warm handoffs home rather than one-way bus tickets.
Interim City Manager Labor Negotiations
The city is currently holding labor talks with major employee groups, including police, firefighters, and administrative staff, to discuss contracts and working conditions.
State Bar investigation of City Attorney's Office
Heads up, Vallejo! The State Bar is investigating the City Attorney's Office, with sources saying they're talking to people about multiple complaints. The City Attorney claims ignorance, but this could get messy.
City Attorney Investigation
The ACLU wants the city to investigate its own lawyer, the City Attorney, over some pretty serious accusations. This could shake up how Vallejo handles its legal stuff.
Destruction of Public Records
Top Vallejo officials are accused of intentionally destroying records related to police shootings. This alleged cover-up could seriously undermine public trust and make it harder to hold anyone accountable.
Smoking Ban
Vallejo just outlawed smoking in apartment buildings and public spots, so tenants and landlords need to figure out the new rules. If you live in a multi-unit complex, you'll have to take your smoking outside or kick the habit.