1 CITY COUNCILMEMBER REPORT Meeting: March 3, 2026 Reporting Councilmember: Mayor Kitty Moore Report Dates: 2/9/26 to 2/23/26 Item Date, Title, and Description: February 9, 2026. Agenda look-ahead with Staff. February 9, 2026. SVCE Chinese Class. Introduction to the Lunar New Year holiday customs and associated Mandarin phrases. February 9, 2026. Sheriff Contract Ad Hoc Committee meeting. February 10, 2026. Met with staff to discuss the Legislative Review Committee. February 11, 2026. Special City Council Meeting Closed Session. February 11, 2026. Check in with City Manager. February 11, 2026. Monthly Mayor’s Chat at Monta Vista Recreation Center. Delivered a Mayor’s Report, took Q and As with Mayor and Staff live and remote responding, this was an exciting refinement. The meeting was very well attended, which was greatly appreciated. February 12, 2026. VTA Policy Advisory Committee. Agenda Packet: https://santaclaravta.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx?Type=1&ID=4355&Inline=True The Sunnyvale Via shuttle for the Peery Park area was discussed and there was notable interest in having shuttles for all of the cities. We will be discussing micro transit at a future meeting with cities providing input from how our system is doing in terms of cost, ridership, and long-term sustainability.
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2 February 13, 2026. D5 Mayors Meeting with Supervisor Abe-Koga. Discussed the unhoused, the unhoused task force report, rotating safe parking, and RV ordinances. February 18, 2026. Agenda look-ahead meeting with Staff. February 18, 2026. Sheriff’s Contract Ad-hoc Committee meeting. February 19, 2026. Cupertino Chamber of Commerce Lunar New Year Celebration. The Chamber’s event sold out this year! This lively and fun event included a dragon which greatly enjoyed eating all of the red envelopes! February 19, 2026. Special and Regular Meeting of the Cupertino City Council. February 19, 2026. Check in with Staff. February 21, 2026. Visited a CARES Emergency Operations drill at City Hall briefly before getting my Ham/GMERS radio programmed. In Cupertino, CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) focuses on hands-on disaster skills like search and rescue, first aid, and fire safety to assist neighbors when professional help is delayed. CARES (Cupertino Amateur Radio Emergency Service), meanwhile, manages emergency communications, using ham radio to link the city’s Emergency Operations Center with various field sites when standard networks fail. Essentially, CERT handles the physical response on the ground, while CARES ensures the flow of critical information through the airwaves. February 22, 2026. ANCCS Year of the Horse Celebration at the Taipei Cultural Center in Milpitas. Attended this event with local electeds with an opportunity to share the Cupertino Mandarin Staff learning program with Principal Kuo and Vice Mayor Chao present. Additionally, we had an opportunity to practice our Chinese calligraphy, were led in an amusing dance, and I visited with the Story Lamp project coordinators who travel with student art displays sharing the theme of family and food traditions of Taiwan to learn about their project.
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3 February 23, 2026. Continued working on SOTC event. February 23, 2026. SVCE Chinese Class. Today we learned about the Spring Festival and customs. Happy Lunar New Year and Happy Spring Festival! (March 3, 2026)