Highlights of upcoming Boulder City Council decisions and discussion topics to help you stay informed and engage on the issues you care about most. Updated weekly.
Detailed agendas are posted when packets come out; this page also includes a tentative schedule of key items over the next 2–3 months. View agendas and outcomes from past 2026 meetings here.
How to use this page
Look through the list below.
Use the links to access materials for this week and earlier meetings; new items are added when packets are released.
These items are routine or have already been discussed thoroughly at a prior meeting. Council typically considers them together without further discussion. If a councilmember feels something needs special attention, they can pull it for a separate vote.
If you want to share your views on a Consent Agenda item: Email the Council before the meeting or sign up to speak at Open Comment. Consent Agenda items rarely change based on day‑of feedback. Councilmembers can vote “no” on individual items if they have concerns.
Bond Allocation for Affordable Housing at Alpine-Balsam
Pedal-Cab Licensing (First Reading)
Updates to Beverage Licensing Permits and Fees (First Reading)
Public Hearings
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These items include a formal public comment period before a vote. Public Hearings are usually the final stage of engagement, and most items have earlier opportunities for meaningful input through boards and commissions, working groups, or staff‑led outreach.
If you want to share your views on a Public Hearing item: Sign up to speak at the Public Hearing or email the Council before the meeting. At the Public Hearing, Councilmembers can propose and vote on changes if they feel a perspective has been left out or if new information comes up.
30th St. Eminent Domain North (Second Reading)
30th St. Eminent Domain South (Second Reading)
Consideration of a Property Sale at 2121 Broadway
Matters
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These items are updates from staff or Councilmembers with time for Council questions and discussion. They do not include public comment or formal action, but they often inform future decisions and priorities.
