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Each year, the San Ramon City Council participates in a goal-setting workshop, during which the Council reviews and revises its goals for the upcoming fiscal year (July 1–June 30). 

Below are the Goals for the 2024–25 Fiscal Year. 

Goal #1: Maintain a Safe and Secure Environment 

  • Reinforce strong public safety partnerships, ensure police functions are fully resourced, while promoting safe, thriving retail spaces, develop a robust plan to curb retail theft
  • Improve vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian safety through the implementation of capital projects and public education
  • Continue the implementation of technology to enhance public safety, like the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS)
  • Collaborate with the County to coordinate mental health services

 

Goal #2: Maintain a Secure Financial Base

  • Efficiently annex and integrate the last part of Dougherty Valley and streamline the oversight process
  • Encourage Discover San Ramon to promote hotel stays for conferences and other opportunities, like sports tourism
  • Attract new businesses, encourage business growth that aligns with the community’s needs and the Economic Development Strategic Plan
  • Explore potential revenue enhancements to increase financial stability

 

Priority #3: Provide Cost Effective and Responsive Services to Sustain Quality of Life

  • Ensure sufficient staffing in order to maintain service levels to the community
  • Continue to work on a succession plan that captures institutional knowledge from long-term City employees who will retire during the fiscal year
  • Support and fund Iron Horse Trail overcrossings at Bollinger Canyon Road and Crow Canyon Road

 

Goal #4: Build and Maintain Quality Facilities and Infrastructure

  • Promote deeper partnerships with transit agencies to enhance operations and cooperate with the “Innovate 680” initiative
  • Implement capital projects and programs that promote environmental sustainability, complete roadway projects, and maintains or improves current 77 pavement condition index (or PCI)
  • Implement the Parks, Trails, Open Space, and Recreation Master Plan
  • Expand the “Go San Ramon” program and evaluate facility accessibility for an evolving community
  • Improve public transit, enhance traffic signals, and enhance mobility options

 

Goal #5: Enhance Engagement and Communication with Residents and Business Community

  • Encourage regular updates on City accomplishments and project status reports using most effective communication channels
  • Explore technology improvements that will broaden accessibility to City Council meetings and the technology inside the Council chambers
  • Explore City-sponsored activities and gathering spaces to increase community engagement and promote community building
  • Continue to collaborate with organizations that promote tourism and business development

 

Goal #6: Balance Land Use Planning for Housing, Retail, Jobs and Open Space

  • Prioritize housing growth in the City core while preserving existing retail, commercial and open space
  • Preserve permanent Open Space along the City boundaries through partnerships with other agencies, including East Bay Regional Parks and Save Mount Diablo
  • Promote walkability both within and to local shopping centers and implement the approved Walking District
  • Continue to develop the Walking District in San Ramon that connects City Hall, Central Park, the Main Library, and the new City Center; Support events celebrating open spaces
  • Complete the General Plan Update