KING CITY, Monterey County — October 26, 2026. King City has published its October 27 Council meeting agenda for 6 p.m. at City Hall, 212 South Vanderhurst Avenue. Residents can participate in person or remotely through the Zoom instructions and phone number included in the official agenda. The Council will receive financial reports for September, consider October 13 meeting minutes, and review a resolution related to a local emergency proclamation.
These items are pending consideration and should not be described as passed before the Council votes. Public comments on matters not on the agenda are limited to three minutes per speaker under the city instructions. Accessibility accommodations can be requested from the City Clerk at 831-386-5925, ideally 48 hours in advance.
The Spanish version of the agenda is also posted in the city’s Agenda Center.
Primary official source: King City/TAMC/MBARD source documentation. This article distinguishes planned actions from completed decisions.
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