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See the agenda here and also link to the live stream video. Key Items include: - Updating regulations regarding vacation rentals - Short-term measures addressing housing loss and displacement resulting from the October fires - Actions to initiate a 2018 Water Rate Study - Planning commissioner appointments - Water bill adjustments upon customer request to address above-normal usage...

Gratitude, recognition, community – and love – are the themes underlying a post-fire civic ceremony planned for this Saturday on the Plaza. “The Love In The Air” Community Gratitude Gathering will begin at 4 p.m., just prior to the annual Lighting of the Plaza event. In addition to comments by public safety leaders, there will...

Two new apartment projects in Sonoma took a step forward last week, with use permits approved by the Planning Commission. When completed, these projects will add a total of 54 affordable rental units and 24 market rate rental units to Sonoma’s housing stock. The Altamira Apartments on Broadway is a 48-unit affordable housing project that in...

Current Applications As vacancies occur on a Commission or Committee they will be listed below.  Applications received will be posted after the close of the recruitment below. For full Information and to apply, visit our CivicWeb Portal.   Current Recruitment(s):   The City of Sonoma is currently seeking applications for the following positions on City of...

The following individuals submitted applications: Kelso Barnett James Bohar Jim Carruthers  Lynda Corrado James Cribb Robert Felder Logan Harvey Carol Jansen Robert McDonald Veronica Napoles Richard Pollack Jack Wagner Ron Wellander Martin Zurauskas

Citizen participation is critical to the success of local government. For persons seeking to participate in city government, the City of Sonoma offers many opportunities for citizens  to become involved in the decision-making process. Applying for a position on a Board or Commission is easy - simply submit an electronic application via the CivicWeb Portal. ...

A new program to assist parents of teens is being brought to the Valley by the City of Sonoma’s Youth & Family Services program. The Parent Project is a 10-week program specifically for parents of strong-willed, out-of-control children and adolescents, ages 11-18.  The program is designed to give parents concrete, concise tools to change negative behavior. Parents...

The City of Sonoma's water supply and distribution system was not compromised by the fires.  Sonoma's primary source of water is supplied by the Sonoma County Water Agency.  The Water Agency pumps water that is naturally filtered through rock, sand and gravel from wells about 100 feet below the bed of the Russian River and...

City Hall is closed on the following holidays: New Year's Day - January 1 (or closest Friday or Monday if it falls on a weekend) Martin Luther King Day - Third Monday in January Presidents' Day - Third Monday in February Memorial Day - Last Monday in May Independence Day - July 4 (or closest Friday or Monday if it...

The County of Sonoma, in coordination with state and federal partners, will hold a resource fair in Sonoma Valley focused on debris removal.  The event will be held on Monday, November 13th from 5-7pm at Altimira Middle School. Residents whose properties were destroyed by the wildfires have the ability to access the government-operated Fire Debris...

The City of Sonoma recognizes individuals who make significant contributions to our community through several special honors and awards. Alcalde (Honorary Mayor) – Presented annually to a community member who has dedicated extraordinary time and energy to serving Sonoma. Treasure Artist – Recognizes an artist whose work has enriched the cultural fabric of Sonoma. Student...

If flood alerts are issued for Sonoma Creek and its tributaries, the City will have a limited number of sandbags available free of charge during normal business hours.  Visit our sandbag instructions page for details.

Some properties within or downstream of the burn areas may be at increased risk for flash flooding, mudflows and debris flows during periods of intense rainfall. Specific areas of risk have been identified by the County on a Post-Fire Hazard Assessment Map.  You can learn more about the map in the News on sonomacountyrecovers.org. Visit...

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