Sacramento Council October 27 Agenda: Q Street Apartments Bonds, 21st Avenue Closure and Storm Drainage Funds

SACRAMENTO — October 26, 2026. Sacramento City Council has scheduled a public session for Tuesday, October 27, at 5 p.m. at 915 I Street. The city’s public participation system lists housing financing, street access and storm-drainage funds among the matters up for consideration.

Q Street Apartments financial package

One published hearing concerns the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act (TEFRA) and possible issuance or approval of tax-exempt bonds and a $2 million loan commitment for Q Street Apartments. The agenda describes a hearing and proposed action, not confirmation a loan was disbursed or homes were completed. The exact bond terms and legal findings should be read in the formal staff report.

Street access and stormwater budget

Another public hearing addresses a temporary closure of 21st Avenue under proceeding TSC26-0001. The agenda also includes a discussion of storm-drainage funds. Homeowners, businesses and local travelers interested in either item should consult the staff packet to understand which part of the street or funding source is involved; the summary agenda alone does not establish the final decision.

How to participate

The city lists phone participation through 916-694-0733, meeting code 10168, with official meeting materials and public comment guidance on Sacramento’s Council agendas page. An advance agenda is not a report of how members voted; California58 will distinguish hearing proposals from post-meeting decisions.

Primary source: October 27 City Council public agenda/participation listing. If the participation service is temporarily unavailable, use the city’s main agenda portal.

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