The City will be providing e-mail updates to residents who subscribe. We currently have three lists to which you can subscribe: General City Updates (which will include updates on fire recovery news and resources) Private Development Project Updates Special Events scheduled at the Plaza and Depot Park. Sign up here for the list(s) of your … Continued
City Hall is now open on its regular schedule, weekdays 8am-noon and 1pm-5pm. The Sonoma Valley Library re-opens on Thursday, October 19. Sonoma Valley public schools re-open on Monday, October 23. View their video with more information. Boys & Girls Club at Maxwell Park will welcome members and non-members for drop-off from 1pm-7pm, Wednesday – … Continued
The Sonoma Valley Chamber of Commerce is gathering and promoting resources for local businesses, including links provided by the County Economic Development Board for potentially available funding to help rebuild, cover payroll, tax credits and incentives, and help filing claims. The Sonoma Valley Vintners and Growers is providing resources and information specific to the grape growing … Continued
Sonoma Garbage is providing service on their usual schedule, with no change due to the fires. The only exception is possible delays on any streets with road closures on pickup day, which will cause delayed pickup.
In an effort to ensure the safety of employees and the mail from the ongoing firestorms in the surrounding area, the Post Office is temporarily providing service for the following areas from the 617 Broadway, City of Sonoma facility: Sonoma, Glen Ellen, El Verano, Eldridge, Boyes Hot Springs, Vineburg, Kenwood. Where and when it is still … Continued
La Luz Center and the Rotary club of Sonoma Valley have opened a Springs Fire Relief Food Pantry in the Vineyard Shopping Center, 18903 Hwy 12 and Verano Ave, Suite 106. On Tuesday, October 17 it will be open from 4-7 pm, with days and times for the rest of this week and next to … Continued
On November 17, 2016 the Sonoma City Council adopted Ordinance 08-2016 amending the 2016 California Building Standards Code. The 2016 California Building Standards Code became effective statewide on January 1, 2017.
