Development of the site has been the city's biggest issue since the Navy abandoned it in 1999.
The committee reviews an audit of how the city spends the voter-approved tax revenue and provides recommendations on how to spend the money.
Over the next few weeks, the city will be in the "subscriber phase" of this new tool. Watch a video here about FlashVote.
An update from the city of Concord on nightly roadwork this week on two projects. A third project is taking place during daytime hours.
The proposal to cap rent increases and adjust eviction rules drew dozens of speakers during a meeting in early September.
The federal grant will help the city manage and improve its urban forest.
If everything goes as planned, the city will seek the approval of the U.S. Navy — still the property owner — in 2 years.
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After a three-hour meeting, City Council members unanimously chose the global real estate developer for the 2,300-acre base reuse project.
A special meeting has been called during which the City Council will consider moving forward with one of two master developers.
Concord City Council is seeking applicants for an open seat on Contra Costa Transportation Authority's Citizens Advisory Committee.
The feedback from the surveys on Rent Stabilization and Just Cause for Eviction will be presented to City Council.
The program is free and open to applicants ages 18 years and older who live, work, or own a business in Concord.
The City Council-approved regulations are meant to curb youth access to tobacco products. Concord PD will actively enforce the new rules.
Another 207 grants of up to $5,000 will be awarded in the second and final round opening this month.
Community members are asked to take a brief survey to share their thoughts and ideas.
Are you interested in learning about how the City of Concord operates? Apply for the Fall 2023 session of the Concord Community Academy!
Three people with Atlas Pavers of Concord and two people with Centrox Construction of San Bruno face charges in the cases.
Residents are asked to download the Concord Connect app to their smartphone or access the city's web-based tool to report illegal fireworks.
Constituents can submit questions ahead of time for the in-person meeting to be held in Concord.
Interested in serving on the Community Emergency Response Team? Register now for the next CERT course to be held three weekends in July.
As extra pandemic benefits end, food banks say that they're becoming long-term supermarkets for Californians facing food insecurity.
Appointees don't need to be Concord residents but must be qualified in and have knowledge of the city's construction codes.
County officials said there's a good chance dozens of previous convictions could be overturned in light of the alleged police misconduct.
Get a free $50 Shop Concord bonus card with every original $100 gift card purchase and a free $25 card with every $50 gift card purchase.
Concord City Council members asked for a few revisions to the proposed request.
Interested applicants are encouraged to attend the next scheduled meeting.
The city abandoned its agreement with the last developer after being widely criticized by the community.
Mayor Lamar Thorpe issued warnings to people who shouted or spoke out of turn, and some were asked to leave.
Six plaintiffs claim they suffered civil rights violations at the hands of officers involved in racist, homophobic texts.
For years, Concord residents have said roadway repairs are one of their most urgent City priorities.
At its April 11 meeting, the Concord City Council announced recruitments for openings on several city boards and commissions.
Six building code-compliant, construction-level plan sets ranging from studios to one- and two-bedrooms are now available at no cost.
The city's Planning Commission has approved the storefront with delivery retail. City Council will hold a public hearing, then take a vote.
Registration for all summer programs opens Wednesday, April 5. Summer camp registration is already open.
Nonprofit founder Janet Frazier, whose strength came from her own tragedy, was honored during the "Women Making Herstory" ceremony.
It is the largest grant to any Bay Area agency from Caltrans' $225 million for projects designed to reduce traffic deaths and injuries.
The project includes various pedestrian and bicycle safety and aesthetic improvements throughout the downtown area.
"Thank you for your patience as we await having power restored to City Hall buildings at 1950 Parkside Drive."
At its March 7 meeting, the Concord City Council allocated $7 million in one-time federal funds to 22 local nonprofits.