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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Claims are filed in the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, No. 1 The Plaza, Sonoma CA 95476 (707) 933-2216.
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 … Continued
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 … Continued
Copies of permits and other related permit documentation on file may be obtained by requesting the documents at Sonoma City Hall and paying the requisite copying fee. A person requesting copies of plans and other documentation prepared by registered professionals may be viewed at City Hall but not copied until after an Affidavit Requesting Copies … Continued
Encroachment permits are required if you plan to do any construction work in the sidewalk area, in an easement, on city owned property (median islands, parks, city facilities) or in the street. Common reasons you would need one: Utility saw-cuts Excavation News stands Bicycle racks Sidewalk dining Debris boxes Fences/walls Construction staging