SAN JOSE’S PREMIER HOCKEY ARENAS are receiving security upgrades to improve fan safety as attendance steadily increases.
The City Council unanimously approved $1 million in improvements Tuesday for SAP Center and Sharks Ice at San Jose — including vehicle barriers and access controls, as well as key card access and detection systems. Of the $1 million being allocated from the general fund, $515,000 will go toward Sharks Ice and the remaining $485,000 will benefit SAP Center. Improvements are set to benefit the 2025-26 hockey season, which typically starts in October.
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