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A description of City Council and Council Subcommittees
Which meeting should I attend?
If you’re interested in a specific topic, attending a committee meeting can be a great way to hear more detailed discussion before the issue reaches the full City Council.
City Council
Makes the final decisions.
The City Council adopts laws, approves the budget, and makes major policy decisions that affect everyone in San José.
Transportation & Environment Committee
Moving San José forward.
Discusses transportation, streets, transit, climate action, utilities, and environmental sustainability before making recommendations to the City Council.
Neighborhood Services & Education Committee
Supporting neighborhoods and quality of life.
Reviews topics such as parks, libraries, homelessness, housing, community services, and programs that serve San José residents.
Community & Economic Development Committee
Planning for growth.
Discusses housing, land use, economic development, arts and culture, and policies that shape San José's future.
Public Safety, Finance & Strategic Support Committee
Keeping City services running.
Reviews public safety, the City's budget, technology, facilities, and other services that support day-to-day City operations.
Rules & Open Government Committee
Keeping government open and accountable.
Reviews governance issues, commission appointments, transparency initiatives, and other administrative matters before they go to the full City Council.
