Summary
The council adopted its priority lists for lobbying Washington and Sacramento — covering wildfire/FEMA reform, water infrastructure, housing, public safety, and flood risk. Federal lobbyists reported about $38.6 million secured so far this cycle. Council Member Bañuelos pushed for stronger immigration-related language, which the council agreed to pursue further.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jan 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
Millions in federal and state grant funding flow from these priorities — including $2.3 million expected for the Llano Trunk Line.
Residents benefit from funded projects like fire stations, housing, and the Hearn Avenue interchange.
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