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Email from City of San Mateo Check out the latest from the City of San Mateo In today's edition: Calling All Soccer Fans! Community Celebrates Honorary Jerry Hill Street Unveiling at City Hall Save the Date for the 2026 Citywide Yard Sale City Services Academy Applications Due Aug. 5 Interested in Running for City Council? Nominations Close August 7! July 20 City Council Meeting Preview Chamber Closure: July 21-Aug. 14 The Fall Activity Guide is Live! Senior Hubs Programming - Summer Pool Party Water Safety Reminders with City San Mateo’s Harbor Patrol Interim High-Density Mixed-Use and Multi-Family Districts, and Various Zoning Code Updates Join Us for a Personal Preparedness Event, All in Spanish! ¡Acompáñenos a un evento de preparación personal, todo en español! Teen Craft: Beaded Accessory The Wylding Woods! City Manager's Office Calling all Soccer Fans! The world's biggest soccer tournament is down to the final matches, and there's no better place to celebrate than right here in San Mateo! Whether you're looking for the perfect spot to watch the match, enjoy game-day food and drink specials or discover special offers from local businesses, San Mateo has something for every fan. Watch the match Enjoy game-day specials Shop local Celebrate with your community Explore participating businesses and plan your match-day experience. Thank you to our partners, the Downtown San Mateo Association and San Mateo Area Chamber of Commerce, for helping make the Summer 2026 Soccer Celebrations possible and supporting local businesses. Community Celebrates Honorary Jerry Hill Street Unveiling at City Hall Nearly 100 community members gathered at San Mateo City Hall for the unveiling of the honorary Jerry Hill Street, celebrating Jerry Hill’s decades of public service and lasting contributions to San Mateo and the region. The ceremony featured tributes from Congressman Kevin Mullin, State Senator Josh Becker, San Mateo County Supervisors Ray Mueller and Lisa Gauthier, County Executive Mike Callagy, Mayor Adam Loraine and Deputy Mayor Nicole Fernandez. City Manager Alex Khojikian and the full San Mateo City Council joined community leaders in attendance to honor Hill and celebrate the occasion. City Clerk Martin McTaggart served as emcee. Speakers reflected on Hill’s long record of public service and his commitment to the San Mateo community before joining in the ceremonial unveiling of the new street sign. Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make this meaningful celebration possible! Save the Date for the 2026 Citywide Yard Sale Mark your calendars and let the decluttering begin! The City of San Mateo's Citywide Yard Sale event will return this summer on Saturday, July 25, and Sunday, July 26. Host your own yard sale or partner with your neighbors for a community event to sell, swap or recycle items you no longer need! A citywide map of participating residences will help you find the best bargains near you. Sellers are welcome to participate on one or both days of the event. Learn more about registration at cityofsanmateo.org/YardSale. Please direct any questions to YardSale@cityofsanmateo.org. Find Out More About the Citywide Yard Sale City Services Academy Applications Due Aug. 5 We are now accepting applications for San Mateo's 2026 City Services Academy. The City Services Academy is a comprehensive, hands-on learning experience that gives participants the opportunity to interact with City staff and learn about the challenges facing municipal government today. Participants will take part in case studies, site tours, class discussions and hands-on experiences. They will also have opportunities to meet with the City Manager, department directors and a member of City Council to learn about the City's day-to-day operations and how it implements new programs. City Services Academy is free to all participants. Participants must be 16 or older, live or work in the City of San Mateo, and have an interest in city government. Meetings will be held Wednesday evenings, 6 to 9 p.m., from Aug. 19 through Nov. 4 (excluding Sept. 30). To receive an application by email/mail or for more information, please contact Laurie Strange at 650-522-7019 or lstrange@cityofsanmateo.org. Applications are due by Aug. 5, 2026. Learn More About the City Services Academy City Clerk's Office Interested in Running for City Council? Nominations Close August 7!  The candidate filing period for the Nov. 3, 2026 General Municipal Election is now open for San Mateo City Council Districts 1, 3, and 5. If you're interested in serving your community as a member of the City Council, now is the time to begin the candidate filing process. Prospective candidates should contact the City Clerk's Office to schedule an appointment to receive and complete their nomination materials. To find out more about how to run for City Council visit: Running for City Council. The nomination period closes Friday, August 7, 2026. For more information email clerk@cityofsanmateo.org July 20 City Council Meeting Preview The following items will be discussed by the San Mateo City Council on Monday, July 20, 2026. Special Meeting 5:30 p.m. Closed Sessions Conference with Labor Negotiators Study Session High-Density Mixed-Use and Multi-Family Districts and Zoning Code Updates – Ordinance Introduction Regular Meeting, 7:00 p.m. Ceremonial • Parks & Recreation Appreciation Month - Proclamation • Disability Pride Month - Proclamation Public Hearing Appeal of a Planning Commission Approval of a New Six-Story Multifamily Residential Development - Adoption The City Council will hold a public hearing to consider an appeal of the Planning Commission’s approval of a multifamily residential development at 715/723 North San Mateo Drive. The project would replace two commercial buildings and a duplex with a six-story, 181-unit residential building, including 19 very-low-income units, 180 parking spaces, new sidewalks, landscaping and street trees. The Planning Commission approved the project after finding it consistent with applicable General Plan policies, zoning standards and objective requirements. Municipal Code Amendments – Ordinance Introduction This item has been rescheduled for a future meeting. New Business Nov. 3, 2026 Election – Consideration of Placing a ¼-Cent Transactions and Use (Sales) Tax Measure on the Ballot – Ordinance Introduction The City Council will consider placing a ¼-cent local sales tax measure on the November 2026 ballot to help address long-term budget challenges and support essential City services and infrastructure. If approved by voters, the measure would add 25 cents to every $100 in taxable purchases and generate an estimated $7 million annually for services such as street and park maintenance, public safety, emergency response, traffic improvements and community facilities. Groceries and prescription medications would not be taxed. The measure would require a simple majority of voters and include independent audits, public reporting and resident oversight. Public Hearing Nov. 3, 2026 Election – Placement of Charter Amendments on the Ballot The City Council will consider placing a measure on the November 2026 ballot to update the City Charter. The proposed amendments would reflect San Mateo’s current district-based election system, provide more flexibility in scheduling Council meetings, extend the time allowed to fill Council vacancies and remove or revise outdated provisions. The measure would also modernize language and requirements related to elections, selection of a newspaper for public notices, and emergency ordinances. Because the full text is lengthy, the City Clerk would post it on the City’s website and provide a copy upon request. A simple majority of voters would be required for approval. Chamber Closure: July 21-Aug. 14 Following the July 20 City Council Meeting, City Hall's Council Chamber will be closed for construction from July 21 through Aug. 14. During this time, the following meetings will be held at the San Mateo Main Public Library, Oak Room, located at 55 W. Third Ave. Planning Commission - July 28 Planning Commission - Aug. 11 Sustainability & Infrastructure Commission - Aug. 12 Meetings are expected to return to the Council Chamber after Aug. 14. Please visit the Public Meetings Portal for further updates. Agendas & Public Meeting Minutes   Parks and Recreation The Fall Activity Guide is Live! Get ready for a new season full of fun classes, because our 2026 Fall Activity Guide—now with a new look—is available! Here’s a sneak peek: Preschool Programs: Secure childcare for your kiddo! Our Building Blocks Preschool Programs provide a safe environment for each child to grow emotionally, physically, socially and intellectually. Afterschool Programs: Check out our Kids Clubs at the Beresford Center & Dr. Martin Luther King Community Center for a dynamic and engaging afterschool experience where kids will get homework help to stay on top of their studies, plus enjoy an exciting mix of games, arts and crafts and hands-on activities. Classes for Kids: Fall is the perfect time to inspire our kids to learn something new while having fun, and our instructors are ready to teach them sports, dancing, skateboarding, cooking, music and so much more! Classes for You: Learn and new skill or start a new hobby. We have classes for all activity levels like knitting, painting, cooking, yoga, aerobics and all sorts of fun dance classes! Programs for Seniors: Participate in a class or drop-in program this fall and meet new people with similar interests! We have engaging health and wellness and technology classes, fun games like Mah Jong, support groups and more! View the guide online and make sure to mark your calendars: registration begins on Tuesday, August 11 at 9 a.m. for residents and Thursday, August 13 at 9 a.m. for non-residents. Senior Hubs Programming - Summer Pool Party Over 50 and looking for a fun way to stay cool this summer? Our upcoming Senior Hub Summer Pool Party is just the place for you! Join your peers for a chill time by the pool and participate in gentle water aerobics. It’s the perfect way to get some fitness in and enjoy the sunshine. Prefer to stay dry? Relax by the poolside in the shaded picnic area, enjoy some light snacks, games and connect with others. Date & Time: Tuesday, July 28, 2026 from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Location: Dr. Martin Luther King Community Pool, 725 Monte Diablo Ave. Fee: $8 per person Age: 50+ Register online with Activity Code: 442082- A1 or call the Senior Center for more information (650)522-7490. Water Safety Reminders with City of San Mateo’s Harbor Patrol Hey San Mateo, plan on enjoying the water this summer? Harbor Patrol would like to share a few reminders for keeping our waterways safe for all users. Always operate your vessel at a safe and responsible speed and abide by the speed limits of each zone. Be aware of designated kayaking and paddleboarding areas. Kayakers and paddle boarders—avoid entering zone A. Idling and loitering in zone A is prohibited. Maintain at least 50 feet of distance from residential shorelines and private docks. Boating that creates large wakes is prohibited. Only one rider is permitted at a time for all towed water activities including tubing, wakeboarding and water skiing. If you plan on operating a vessel after sunset the speed is restricted to 10 miles per hour except in areas where lower speed limits are posted and required. Learn more on our website or email us at parksandrecreation@cityofsanmateo.org to get a copy of the Marina Lagoon Boating and Recreation guide. Let’s all do our part to keep San Mateo waterways safe and fun for all! Community Development Interim High-Density Mixed-Use and Multi-Family Districts, and Various Zoning Code Updates The City is currently undertaking a comprehensive update to Title 27 of the San Mateo Municipal Code to modernize zoning regulations, improve usability and ensure consistency with the General Plan and state law, with completion anticipated in early 2027. While that effort is ongoing, staff is proposing the creation of four new zoning districts (MU3, MU4, R6, and R7) to support timely implementation of the General Plan’s adopted land use designations by establishing clear and objective standards for permitted uses, development form and intensity. The proposed ordinance additionally includes several additional code amendments to ensure clarity within the code, correct existing inconsistencies and support general plan policies. City Council will review the proposed interim districts and proposed code updates at a public hearing on July 20, 2026. Additional information on the proposed interim standards can be found on the Policy and Zoning Code Update Efforts webpage and more information on the larger Zoning Code update effort can be found on the Comprehensive Zoning Code Update webpage. San Mateo Consolidated Fire Join Us for a Personal Preparedness Event, All in Spanish! Learn how to better prepare yourself, your family and your community for emergencies. Connect with local organizations and resources available right here in San Mateo County. The program will take place Saturday, August 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the San Mateo High School/San Mateo Adult School parking lot, located at 506 N. Delaware St., San Mateo. This free program offers: Information on personal and family preparedness Emergency preparedness demonstrations and activities Community resources and local service organizations Giveaways and much more If you want to start preparing or learn more about the resources available in our community, this event is an excellent opportunity to connect, learn and build our resilience together. See you there! ¡Acompáñenos a un evento de preparación personal, todo en español! Aprenda cómo prepararse mejor a usted mismo, a su familia y a su comunidad para las emergencias. Conéctese con las organizaciones locales y los recursos disponibles aquí mismo, en el condado de San Mateo. El programa se llevará a cabo el sábado, 8 de agosto de 2026, de 10 a.m. a 2 p.m. en el estacionamiento de San Mateo High School/San Mateo Adult School, 506 N. Delaware St., San Mateo. Este programa gratuito ofrece: Información sobre la preparación personal y familiar Demostraciones y actividades de preparación para emergencias Recursos comunitarios y organizaciones de servicios locales Sorteos y mucho más Si quiere empezar a prepararse o saber más sobre los recursos disponibles en nuestra comunidad, este evento es una excelente oportunidad para conectarnos, aprender y fortalecer nuestra resiliencia juntos. ¡Nos vemos ahí! Library Updates   Teen Craft: Beaded Accessory Wednesday, July 22 | 3:30 to 5 p.m. | San Mateo Main Library, Oak Room Come join us at the library and create your own beaded cell phone charm, necklace or bracelet. Register online for the beaded Accessory program This program is only for students in eighth through 12th grades.This program is open to neuroatypical and neurotypical people and people of all abilities. The Wylding Woods! Tuesday, July 21 | Hillsdale and Main Libraries Join us for a magical and highly interactive family puppet show from Wylding Woods, Barnaby & The Dragon's Treasure. Barnaby the troll has escaped from the story of the Three Billy Goats Gruff and stolen Agnor the dragon’s treasure. Help Barnaby return the stolen treasure as he learns the power to change his story. 3 p.m. at Hillsdale Library 5:30 p.m. at the Main Library in the Oak Room. Find more information on the Wylding Woods event webpage.   Job Opportunities With the City Careers With Impact - Join Our Team Today! Your weekly window into city service and job opportunities Apply Now: Senior Engineer WWTP Operator III WWTP Electrical Technician Police Support Services Analyst Police Officer - Lateral See all open positions on the City of San Mateo job portal. A great way to make a positive impact with opportunities for growth and development. Together, we make our community stronger. Want Even More City Updates? 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