1 CITY COUNCILMEMBER REPORT Meeting: May 5, 2026 Reporting Councilmember: Mayor Kitty Moore Report Dates: 4/13/26 to 4/27/26 Item Date, Title, and Description: April 13, 2026. Budget and Bites: attended this lively, interactive meeting reviewing the budget format and OpenGov with pizza. April 14, 2026. Sheriff ad hoc committee Telephone Town Hall. Mayors Bateja, Page, and Moore along with Sheriff Jonsen and County Executive Williams shared statements and answered questions about the large Sheriff Contract jump and what the Gonsalves Act requires. April 16, 2026. Check in with Staff. April 16, 2026. CPR, AED, Basic First Aid class. Completed the online and in-person course and received certificate. April 17, 2026. Mercury News interview call. April 17, 2026. City Leaders Summit prep call. April 19, 2026. Attended Tai Ji Men Qigong Academy 60th Anniversary Celebration and 25th Anniversary of being in Cupertino. April 21, 2026. Meeting with D5 Supervisor Abe-Koga, Marico Sayoc, and Tina Kapoor regarding the County Budget and Sheriff Contract. April 21, 2026. Meeting with City Attorney. April 21, 2026. Cupertino City Council Meeting Regular Closed Session meeting followed by Regular Meeting.
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2 April 22-24, 2026. City Leaders Summit, Sacramento. City Leaders Summit Session Materials: • 2026 City Leaders Summit Program • AI in Local Government A Case Study on how Pleasant Ridge Adopted AI • Building Family-Friendly Cities Child Care as Critical Infrastructure • How Local Governments Can Partner with Youth for Lasting Change • Rumor Has It Tackling Misinformation • Securing our Future Water Supply • The California State Budget, Federal Uncertainty, and What it Means for Local Leaders • The New Grants and Economic Development Playbook • What California Cities Are Doing to Support Homeless Veterans Wednesday, April 22, 2026: Drove to Sacramento and met with Peninsula group and Assemblymember Ahrens to discuss bills of interest and hear what Assemblymember Ahrens’ priorities are. Much of the discussion surrounded difficulties with the complexities of the housing laws. Attended networking session. There are different tracks for this Conference to choose from and the above sessions include overlapping ones, which further overlap with times to meet with legislators Thursday, April 23, 2026: Networking breakfast. Securing our Future Water Supply. Meeting with Sen. Becker and Assemblymember Berman. 2026 Cities Gubernatorial Candidate Forum (3 candidates), Networking lunch, California State Budget session. Friday, April 24, 2026: Networking Breakfast, AI Applications in Local Government (using AI chatbot to answer resident question, do research projects).
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3 April 25, 2026. Cupertino Cherry Blossom Festival at Memorial Park. There was an excellent turnout despite the drizzly weather! Toyokawa Sister City and their many volunteers provided yet another wonderful Cherry Blossom Festival. April 27, 2026. Agenda look-ahead meeting with Staff.