Moraga Town Council, Jan 14, 2026
The council introduced an ordinance repealing and replacing the purchasing system chapter of the Moraga Municipal Code and approved a services contract by minute order.
3 h 57 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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Posted as “Town Council Meeting - January 14, 2026”
The meeting, in short
The council introduced an ordinance repealing and replacing the purchasing system chapter of the Moraga Municipal Code and approved a services contract by minute order. 1:19:18
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What members said, in order
Just one more clarification, if I can ask, um, but my understanding is that within a budget we can have multiple items. So again, I'm not sure we're going to get that checks and balance, um, over all expenditures.Steve Woehleke · Councilmember1:33:23
I would like to have a discussion, um, as a future agenda item or some special— in some special meeting or in some way to discuss, uh, the possibility of municipal branding. And that may go part and parcel with our discussion earlier with how we are going to move forward with economic development.Lisa Maglio · Councilmember3:50:08
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Of the speech we named for Kerry Hillis here:
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Of the speech we named for Brian Dolan here:
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- 79% name said in the same meeting
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Of the speech we named for Graham Thiel here:
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Of the speech we named for Lisa Maglio here:
- 27% name said just before they spoke
- 73% name said in the same meeting
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