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Cemeteries

City of Sonoma Cemeteries The City of Sonoma owns and operates three cemeteries: Mountain Cemetery, Valley Cemetery, and Veterans' Cemetery. These cemeteries, with thier unique combination of landscapes, monumental art, wildlife, and history, offer a distinctive reflection of Sonoma Valley's heritage. Our cemeteries continue to serve as the final resting place for many residents, preserving...

What is the Ralph M. Brown Act?

The Ralph M. Brown Act, is an act of the California State Legislature. It guarantees the public’s right to attend and take part in meetings of local legislative bodies. It was written by Assemblymember Ralph M. Brown and passed in 1953, It is located in the California Government Code 54950 et seq.

What is the California Public Records Act?

The California Public Records Act (CPRA) requires government agencies to give the public access to public records.

When and where are City Council meetings held?

The City Council holds meetings on the first and third Mondays of each month. The meetings begin at 6:00pm at 177 First Street West, Sonoma, in the Community Meeting Room. When a holiday falls on the Monday meeting date, the meeting is then scheduled for the following Wednesday.

How do I get the agenda and reports for City meetings?

Our CivicWeb meeting portal provides the calendar, agenda, and meeting materials for City Council and commission meetings. You can subscribe to agenda updates, and watch televised meetings on CivicWeb, either live or through the archive. In addition, you can use CivicWeb to review the City's municipal code, contact your councilmembers, or apply for commission openings.

Who is on the City Council?

Sonoma has five elected City Council members. Click to learn more about each of our City Council members or to contact the City Council.

Who is the Mayor of Sonoma?

Jack Ding is the Mayor of the City of Sonoma. Each year, the City Council selects a Mayor to serve for the coming year. You may contact City Council members by phone or email.

How do I contact members of the City Council?

Council Members can be contacted directly. See the Council Members page for more information.

Are City Council meetings televised?

City Council meetings are broadcast live on Channel 27. Meetings can also be viewed live and are video-archived on the CivicWeb Meeting Portal.

How can I get information about current bid opportunities with the city?

Information is available on the Bids/RFPs page of the Public Works Department.

How do I adopt a section of the City bike path?

For information regarding the "Adopt-A-Bike Path" program, contact the Public Works Department at (707) 938-3332. Further information on the "Adopt-A-Bike Path" is available here on the website.

How do I report a pothole?

To report a pothole in the City of Sonoma, contact Public Works at (707) 938-3332. To report a pothole outside city limits, contact the County of Sonoma at (707) 565-2231.

How do I report a problem with a street light?

Contact the Public Works Department at 938-3332. Report the address and/or the location. If possible provide the number that is located midway on the pole. Allow two weeks for repairs.

How do I get my stored/impounded vehicle released?

Vehicles will only be released to the registered owner. The fee for a vehicle release is $272.00 which can paid by cash, debit card or credit card.

How do I report graffiti?

Report graffiti or tagging to the Public Works Department at (707) 938-3332, or use our online reporting form, which allows you to include a description or attach a photo.

How do I enroll my child in school?

Contact the Sonoma Valley Unified School District for public school enrollment. Many of the area's private schools are listed in the Chamber of Commerce directory.

Where do I file a claim against the City?

Claims are filed in the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, No. 1 The Plaza, Sonoma CA 95476 (707) 933-2216.

How do I pay a parking ticket?

You may pay or appeal your parking citation online by visiting: www.CitationProcessingCenter.com and entering the required information. If you make payment or appeal by mail, send the proper amount of penalty in money order, cashier’s check or personal check, payable to: City of Sonoma. DO NOT SEND CASH! Enclose the notice of parking violation with...

What is a special inspector and how do I find one?

A Special Inspector is a third party, independent inspector hired by the property owner to inspect specific elements of a project (i.e. welding, structural bolting, high strength concrete, masonry, fireproofing, etc.) as prescribed by the building code. Special Inspection firms that have been recognized by the City of Sonoma for specific types of special inspections...

How do I schedule a building inspection?

Building inspections can be scheduled by phone, fax or in person at City Hall. The information needed before an inspection can take place includes the job address, inspection type, time of day for the inspection (i.e. morning or afternoon), your name, your phone number and the permit number. To schedule by phone, call 707-938-3681 during...

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