1 CITY COUNCILMEMBER REPORT Meeting: July 21, 2026 Reporting Councilmember: Mayor Kitty Moore Report Dates: 6/29/26 to 7/13/26 Item Date, Title, and Description: June 29, 2026. Legends and SV Champions Awards Ceremony. Attended an awards ceremony in San Jose. June 30, 2026. Cupertino Disaster Council. City Manager Kapoor chaired the Disaster Council meeting: https://cupertino.legistar.com/MeetingDetail.aspx?LEGID=5362&GID=341&G=74359C04-A5F0-4CB2-A97A-0032996BB90E the meeting included presentations and reports such as the Emergency Operations Plan policy, Santa Clara County OEM report, Fire Department community education, emergency management roles and responsibilities, Citizen Corps, Block Leader/Neighborhood Watch materials, and a review of the final draft Emergency Operations Plan. June 30, 2026. Meeting with City Attorney. July 2, 2026. Staff meeting regarding ballot measure polling results. July 2, 2026. Sheriff contract assessment update. July 4, 2026. 4th of July Flag raising. Spoke at the 4th of July flag raising, participated with the Council and staff in the Children’s Parade which had an excellent showing this year for the 250th! The Council remained on hand for nearly 2 hours for photos with members of the public. The City Staff did an amazing job decorating Memorial Park, setting up the viewing areas, coordinating security, street closures, and the fireworks show itself. Thank you to the many, many dedicated City Employees who make our community’s memorable 4th of July our family traditions! Thank you also to all of the participants in the 250th poster show you may see here: https://www.cupertino.gov/Your-City/City-Council/Mayors-Initiative/Cupertino-America-250-Art-Showcase
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3 July 7, 2026. Special and Regular Meeting of the Cupertino City Council. July 8, 2026, Agenda Review with Staff. July 8, 2026. Mayor’s Chat. Slide Decks shared are attached. July 10, 2026. Attended the Ribbon Cutting for the new City of Campbell Police Headquarters building. This is especially interesting because our West Valley Substation will have its lease run out in a few years and a new location may be needed. The Campbell HQ has 46 sworn officers with a total of about 80 employees for their approximately 47k population. Funds from their $50M 2018 Bond Measure were used for the building which cost $35.4M. $30M was from the 2018 Measure O, $3.9M from State resiliency grant, $939k from the American Rescue Act, and $512k from their General Fund. It is a great, modern building and they should have decades of great use at this new facility!