Pat Burns

State audit discussion

Unknown — litigation outcomes could carry financial consequences for the city.

Republic Services service update and organics rollout

$7.58 more per household per month starting July 2026, growing over three years; about 8% of the rate covers city administration.

State of California lawsuit against Huntington Beach

Litigation costs and any potential settlement or penalties aren't publicly known at this stage.

city manager appointment

Taxpayers will feel this through the manager’s permanent salary, benefits, and contract terms, while the city may save on a costly executive search.

city treasurer appointment

No immediate tax or fee change is announced, but the treasurer’s office shapes how city money is invested, tracked, and reported.

cultural celebrations ban proposal

The city could save some permitting and event-support costs, but local businesses and organizers could lose out on foot traffic and event spending if these celebrations disappear.

charter city litigation

Losing these suits means Huntington Beach taxpayers could get stuck with legal fees and budget cuts elsewhere.

virtual public comment access

Expect little to no major budget hit—mostly staff time and phone/telecom logistics rather than a big new city program.

immigration policy

The change could pull local police time and resources toward immigration-related cooperation, with budget effects depending on how often federal assistance is requested and whether any costs are reimbursed.

Accept Lowest Responsive and Responsible Bid and Award Construction Contract to Matcon General Engineering, Inc. in the Amount of $329,095.07 for the C6 SC1 Channel Improvements Phase 1 Project (CC-1674)