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The memorandum outlines the 2026 Legislative Program and Legislative Priorities for the City of San José, which will guide advocacy efforts in state and federal legislative sessions. It details the continuation of five legislative priorities from 2025, with minor updates to enhance resilience and emergency recovery. The program emphasizes equity and includes various policy positions related to homelessness, economic development, and sustainability. The memorandum is intended for adoption by the City Council on January 13, 2026.
Key points
The 2026 Legislative Program will guide advocacy work in state and federal legislative sessions.
The Intergovernmental Relations team is not proposing major changes to the Legislative Priorities for 2026.
Five legislative priorities from 2025 continue to guide the program for 2026.
The program includes updates to enhance resilience and emergency recovery.
The program emphasizes equity and includes various policy positions on homelessness, economic development, and sustainability.
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COUNCIL AGENDA: FILE: ITEM: TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: 2026 Legislative Program and Legislative Priorities Approved 1/13/26 26-027 3.6 FROM: Emily Lam DATE: December 1, 2025 Date: 12/16/25 COUNCIL DISTRICT: Citywide RECOMMENDATION Adopt the 2026 Legislative Program and Legislative Priorities. SUMMARY AND OUTCOME The 2026 Legislative Program and Legislative Priorities will guide advocacy work in the corresponding state and federal legislative sessions. The Intergovernmental Relations team (IGR), which is part of the City Manager’s Office of Administration, Policy, and Intergovernmental Relations, is not proposing major changes to the Legislative Priorities for 2026. IGR is proposing updates to the Legislative Program for 2026, which are discussed further in this memorandum. BACKGROUND The California Legislature and the United States Congress began a new two-year legislative session in January 2025. The 2026 Legislative Program, which also encompasses the 2026 Legislative Priorities, will direct the City’s work on legislation, regulation, and funding over the next year. The Administration is bringing forward this update to capture current legislative and funding...
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The document appears to be a draft presentation for the San José City Council regarding the 2025 Fall Intergovernmental Relations Report and the 2026 Legislative Program and Priorities. It outlines the impact of intergovernmental relations, including federal and state advocacy highlights, legislative achievements, and proposed priorities for 2026. Key presenters include Emily Lam and Han Kang, among others, with lobbyist support from Steve Cruz.
Key points
The presentation covers the 2025 Fall Intergovernmental Relations Report and the 2026 Legislative Program.
Key presenters include Emily Lam, Han Kang, Steve Stamos, and Nicholas Ochoa.
The report highlights federal and state advocacy efforts and legislative achievements.
Proposed legislative priorities for 2026 include reducing homelessness, enhancing community safety, and pursuing sustainable infrastructure funding.
The document outlines key changes to funding needs and policy positions.
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City Manager’s Office of Administration, Policy, and Intergovernmental Relations San José City Council 01.13.26 Item 3.5: 2025 Fall Intergovernmental Relations Report Item 3.6: 2026 Legislative Program and Priorities Presenters: Emily Lam, Director, City Manager’s Office of Administration, Policy, and Intergovernmental Relations (IGR) Han Kang, Chief IGR Officer Steve Stamos, Senior Executive Analyst, IGR Nicholas Ochoa, Senior Executive Analyst, IGR Lobbyist Support: Steve Cruz, Cruz Strategies 2025 Fall IGR Report IGR Impact Federal Highlights Federal Advocacy 2026 Federal Preview State Highlights State Advocacy 2026 State Preview IGR: Intergovernmental Relations IGR Impact Advocated for $7.5 million in federal earmark funding $2M - Seismic Resilience Financing Program (Transportation, Housing and Urban Development) $2M - Yerba Buena Bridge Construction (Transportation, Housing and Urban Development) $1M - Guadalupe River Trail Reconstruction (Transportation, Housing and Urban Development) $500K - Sideshow Deterrence (Transportation, Housing and Urban Development) $1M - Copper Theft Surveillance System (Commerce, Justice, Science) $1M - Overfelt...