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City Council - Special Meeting

Wednesday, July 29, 2026

The Hemet City Council held a brief meeting on July 29, 2026, with no public speakers. The council then moved into a closed session to discuss real property and labor negotiations, with no public report anticipated.

About this meeting

Government Body
City Council
Meeting Type
City Council
Location
Hemet, CA
Meeting Date
July 29, 2026

Transcript

11 sections

5:09 – 5:23•Speaker 3

SESSION MEETING TO ORDER. I WOULD POINT OUT THAT THIS MEETING IS BEING HOSTED THROUGH A LIVE STREAM ON THE CITY'S WEBSITE AND I WANT TO REMIND COUNCIL, EXCUSE ME, TO HAVE THEIR MICROPHONES TURNED ON IN POSITION SO THE AUDIENCE CAN HEAR. CITY CLERK, MAY WE PLEASE HAVE A ROLL CALL.

5:27•Speaker 2

COUNCIL MEMBER HOWARD CLARK.

5:29•Speaker 2

COUNCIL MEMBER PETERSON. HERE. COUNCIL MEMBER LODGE. HERE. MAYOR MAILS.

5:35•Speaker 2

MAYOR CRUPA.

5:36 – 6:02•Speaker 3

HERE. Thank you, everyone is accounted for. We will now go into public hearing, excuse me, public comments. At this time, members of the public can only comment on an item appearing on the agenda. Please adhere to the following when addressing the council. Comments will be limited to three minutes or less. Comments should be directed to the council as a whole and not to individual council members. City Clerk, are there any registered speakers?

6:03•Speaker 2

No registered speakers, Mayor.

6:04•Speaker 3

Okay. With that, we have one announcement from legal.

6:10 – 6:32•Speaker 1

Yes. So the two items that we have on closed session are conference with real property negotiators as well as conference with labor negotiators. Based on the nature of these two items, I do not anticipate that there will be any public reporting out following the closed session. If there is a report out, it will be read before, during the closed session reports of the next regular meeting. We won't be reconvening back to open session.

6:33•Speaker 3

Thank you very much, and with that we will go into closed session. Thank you all for coming.

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