Alameda · week of September 19, 2026
Council approves Resolution Recognizing Alicia Nachtigall, 4–0
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What changed in Alameda
Resolution Recognizing Alicia Nachtigall
4 yes, 0 no
Jamie Gloyne (yes), Saravana Suthanthira (yes), Drew Dara-Abrams (yes), Scott Weitze (yes)
Watch this moment →Resolution Recognizing Jeffrey Johnson
4 yes, 0 no
Drew Dara-Abrams (yes), Saravana Suthanthira (yes), Scott Weitze (yes), Jamie Gloyne (yes)
Watch this moment →Approval of July 22, 2026 Meeting Minutes
4 yes, 0 no
Scott Weitze (yes), Drew Dara-Abrams (yes), Saravana Suthanthira (yes), Jamie Gloyne (yes)
Watch this moment →Acceptance of Transportation Status Report
4 yes, 0 no
Jamie Gloyne (yes), Scott Weitze (yes), Drew Dara-Abrams (yes), Saravana Suthanthira (yes)
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Development activity
Fernside Boulevard Traffic Calming and Bikeways Project
Fernside Boulevard (High Street to Tilden Way)
A corridor improvement project featuring lane narrowing, raised separated bikeways, pedestrian safety enhancements, and intersection evaluations.
Discussed — no decision yet
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Also discussed
Fernside Boulevard Traffic Calming and Bikeways Project
Residents and commissioners debated the proposed Fernside Boulevard redesign and its connection to neighborhood traffic calming and intersection changes at Gibbons Drive and High Street.
What it means: The grant application seeks approximately $3.5 million for preliminary engineering and design.
Follow this issue →Mid-Year Transportation Status and Capital Projects
Staff reviewed ongoing citywide transportation projects, including paving, neighborhood greenways, bridge repairs, and transit improvements.
What it means: Alamedans across the island benefit from improved street safety, upgraded bicycle facilities, and enhanced transit options.
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