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PPD staffing challenges affecting morale, non-emergency response time - Vimarsana News

PPD staffing challenges affecting morale, non-emergency response time

Pleasanton Police Chief David Swing told the City Council last Tuesday that one of the biggest challenges continues to be a staffing shortage, which is affecting morale and non-emergency response times.

Department Struggles to Retain Officers - Vimarsana News

Department Struggles to Retain Officers

PLEASANTON – Staffing challenges continue to weigh on the Pleasanton Police Department, with leaves of absence affecting about 20% of its sworn positions, according to the department’s bi-annual update presented

Council votes to remove 14 priority projects from Capital Improvement Program list - Vimarsana News

Council votes to remove 14 priority projects from Capital Improvement Program list

The Pleasanton City Council recently approved a recommendation from staff to defer or delete 14 priority projects from the city's General Fund Capital Improvement Program (CIP) project list during the March 21 council meeting.

City Council approves 360-unit multi-family development at Stoneridge Shopping Center - Vimarsana News

City Council approves 360-unit multi-family development at Stoneridge Shopping Center

After nearly a decade of planning, the Pleasanton City Council unanimously approved a 360-unit multi-family housing project to be developed at the Stoneridge Shopping Center during its March 21 council meeting.

Around the Valley: From illogical to absurd - Vimarsana News

Around the Valley: From illogical to absurd

Yet another asinine decision was made by the Pleasanton City Council majority when it voted March 7 to defund Leadership Pleasanton. But they have no problem spending taxpayer money on a skatepark.