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D – Councilmember Report, Moore

Cupertino City Council
October 21, 2025

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D – Councilmember Report, Moore
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October 21, 2025
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1 CITY COUNCILMEMBER REPORT Meeting: October 21, 2025 Reporting Councilmember: Vice Mayor Kitty Moore Report Dates: 9/30/25 to 10/13/25 Item Date, Title, and Description: October 6, 2025. Agenda review with Mayor and Staff. October 7, 2025. Cupertino City Council Regular Closed and Open Session Meeting. October 8-10, 2025. CalCities Annual Conference and Expo, Long Beach. Each conference is different and this one did not disappoint. There were zero resolutions put forth for the General Assembly to vote on which was unusual. The Expo Hall provided a wealth of information from city investing, self-cleaning restroom technologies, procurement, AI, PRR assistance for staff, law firms, recruitment, disaster preparedness, fire monitoring, etc. The Expo Hall, even with a disciplined walking approach, takes about 4 hours to cover. I am providing the links to all of the session materials as courtesy below and the link is here: https://www.calcities.org/annual-conference-session-materials

City Council Vice Mayor Moore Report
2 Annual Conference Session Materials Home / Education and Events / Annual Conference and Expo / Annual Conference Session Materials 2025 session materials • 2025 Annual Conference Program • 2025 Playbook for Developments in Municipal Finance Law and Policy • A Collaborative Discussion on Building Youth-Centered Cities - Assessment Tool • A Collaborative Discussion on Building Youth-Centered Cities Toolkit • Addressing the Erosion of Trust in Local Government • ADUs, Group Homes, and Short-Term Rentals - Local Regulation and Enforcement • Advancing Municipal Climate Action Through Partnership • Are Council Meetings Getting Harder - Here’s How to Make Them Smoother • Are Council Meetings Getting Harder - The Golden Rules for New Council Members - Western City Magazine • Are Council Meetings Getting Harder - Tips for Effective Council Meetings - Western City 2024 • Beyond Boundaries - How Garden Grove, Fountain Valley, and Westminster are Leading Innovation in Homeless • Building Climate Resilience - Innovating for the Future in a Changing Funding Landscape • Building Family-Friendly Cities - Child Care as Critical Infrastructure • Coordinating Emergency Response Who Does What and How to Prepare - Resources • Disaster Recovery Checklist and Best Practices for Municipalities • Economic Mobility and You • Effective Parking Management and the Future of Urban Parking • Elevating Mental Fitness in the Workplace • How Cities are Centralizing Communication to Boost Community Engagement • How Redlands Reduced Homelessness Through Strategy and Collaboration • How to Pass a Local Sales Tax Measure in Today’s Political Environment • Maximizing Resources and Making Crime-Solving More Efficient with Data Intelligence Tools • Navigating Wireless Facility Permitting, Charge Fair Market Values and Avoiding Common Pitfalls • PBx Lessons in Branding for Local Jurisdictions • Proactive Wildfire Preparedness Programs for Municipalities • Proposition 36 Implementation Navigating the Local Challenges • Reframing Career Challenges as Leadership Milestones • Small Cities - Building Connections and Sharing Solutions • Tell It to Me One More Time - Sharing the Story of Your City’s Financial Situation City Council Vice Mayor Moore Report
3 • The New Grants and Economic Development Playbook • The Power of Public Transportation in Shaping Communities • The Rising Tide of Plastic Litigation - What Cities Need to Know • Transforming Santa Ana’s Public Library into a Community Hub • Trial by Fire - Communicating Effectively During Disasters • Using Development Agreements to Build Community Benefit Projects • Why Every Municipality Needs a Technology Plan – Yes, Even the Small Ones! MCLE Session Materials Previous Session Materials October 11, 2025. Cupertino Bay Area Diwali. Attended the 22nd Chamber of Commerce Diwali festival at Memorial Park. Many of our fellow elected officials attended this wonderful and popular event. It was noted that Diwali is now a recently passed state holiday. Happy Diwali! October 13, 2025. Agenda setting with Mayor and Staff. October 13, 2025. Special City Council Meeting Closed Session and Special Meeting.

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