The Fresno City Council makes decisions on the scope, direction and financing of city services, such as water, sewer, police and fire protection. It also establishes policy that is administered and implemented by city staff, as well as establishing land-use policies through the General Plan and zoning regulations.
Meetings usually occur at 9 a.m. on Thursdays at the Fresno City Hall, 2600 Fresno Street. They are also available to participate in via Zoom and are webcast.
In Fresno, the city clerk and the city attorney serve the council, not the mayor.
Who are the Fresno City Council Members:
Tyler Maxwell, President, District 4
Annalisa Perea, Vice President, District 1
Mike Karbassi, District 2
Miguel Arias, District 3
Luis Chavez, District 5
Garry Bredefeld, District 6
Nelson Esparza, District 7
(As of January 2023)
Meeting Notes
Fresno traerá de regreso los cargos por retraso en las facturas de agua y basura este verano
Por primera vez en tres años, los residentes de Fresno podrían esperar cargos si están atrasados en el pago de sus facturas de servicios públicos o enfrentar cortes si no pagan. Los avisos de morosidad se envían a los residentes junto con su factura mensual de agua, basura y alcantarillado antes de que se emitan…
Community members voice concerns about public participation process during city of Fresno budget hearings
During this week’s city of Fresno budget hearings, community members voiced concerns about a change that limited public comments to three minutes at the start of each meeting, rather than per department.
Fresno City Council approves Jacqueline Lyday as new Planning Commissioner
The Fresno Planning Commission gained a new member, as the Fresno City Council approved the nomination of realtor Jacqueline Lyday with a 6-1 vote at their meeting Thursday.
Fresno City Council hears concerns about end of Eviction Protection Program and Fancher Creek Trail
At the Feb. 23 Fresno City Council meeting, several members of the public spoke about the importance of the Eviction Protection Program and asked that it be extended past its expected end date in April
Fresno City Council to vote on a new planning commissioner Thursday. Not everyone is happy.
This wouldn’t be the first commissioner actively involved in several real estate transactions across the city.
Community Benefits Fund approved to help residents mitigate warehouse pollution in South Central Fresno
At its Feb. 9 meeting, the Fresno City Council approved the South Central Fresno Community Benefits Fund to assist some residents mitigate the pollution from a nearby Amazon warehouse.
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