The council’s record
Every roll call the Chico City Council took since November 2008: 3,116 votes from 454 sets of minutes, with the full text of the minutes to search. What was moved, the outcome, and who voted how, as the clerk wrote it, each linked to the City’s own minutes. History, not a scorecard.
The record runs from Nov 18, 2008 to Sep 1, 2026. Nothing newer is read: the City’s meeting portal (chico-ca.granicus.com) asks crawlers not to visit, and we respect that. For later meetings, see the City’s own archive.
No roll calls for “silver dollar fairgrounds”
In the minutes
Where the words appear in the minutes’ full text: discussion, public comment and reports as well as motions.
…f a comprehensive fire prevention and suppression plan for Annie's Glen; and 3) a letter drafted by the City Council and delivered directly to Governor Newsom's office requesting the immediate use of Silver Dollar Fairgrounds. Via Engaged Chico platform, email comments were received from Kry Bear, Lauren Kohler, Caroline Ei, Crystal Santo, Jacky Smith, Jody Taylor, Danielle Keahi Mootz, Lanita Fedorchuk, Rob Berry, Robyn Engel, Jesica Montgomery, Kim Dietz, Mich…
…f a comprehensive fire prevention and suppression plan for Annie's Glen; and 3) a letter drafted by the City Council and delivered directly to Governor Newsom's office requesting the immediate use of Silver Dollar Fairgrounds. 5.3. COUNCILMEMBER ORY’S REQUEST - DISCUSSION REGARDING THE COUNCIL’S POLICY DIRECTIVE ON ENCAMPMENTS At its meeting of 8/4/20, Council voted to agendize a discussion on the Council's policy directive on encampments. Councilmember Ory aske…
…to work with private property owners in the Old Humboldt Road area on closure to vehicular traffic and will bring back a formal recommendation at a future meeting. 3.2. UPDATE REGARDING RELOCATION OF SILVER DOLLAR BMX AND JESUS CENTER The City Manager provided an update on the Silver Dollar BMX, Inc. relocation efforts and the Jesus Center Renewal Team provided an update on the potential Jesus Center relocation/homeless consolidated services concept. The City Co…
How this is made
Read from the City’s minutes, every era of them (scanned ones by OCR), by matching each motion with the “AYES / NOES / ABSENT” lines below it and each name against that meeting’s roll call. A name the parser couldn’t match is left out, not guessed. The consent calendar (one vote adopting many routine items) is its own topic. Read the motion before drawing a conclusion: a “no” can be a vote against an amendment, not the policy.