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Tree Inventory Report - Red Tail Project

Historic Resource Evaluation, Part 3 - Red Tail Project

Historic Resource Evaluation, Part 2 - Red Tail Project

Landscape Plan - Red Tail Project

Land Title Survey - Red Tail Project

Historic Resources Evaluation, Part 1 - Red Tail Project

Geotechnical Investigation - Red Tail Project

Biological Resources Assessment Report - Red Tail Project

City of Sonoma Claim Form

July 2025 Monthly Expenditure Report

Water Service Request Form

Customers must complete the online form below to start or stop water service in the City of Sonoma. This form is for properties within City of Sonoma water service boundaries. If your bill is from Valley of the Moon Water District, City of Santa Rosa, or another provider, please do not submit this form. Please...

Draft Utilities and Public Services Element Released & Comment Deadlines for Draft Elements Added

The City of Sonoma is pleased to announce that the Draft Utilities and Public Services Element of the General Plan Update is now available for public review. Released on August 22, 2025, this draft element outlines goals, policies, and actions related to infrastructure, utilities, and community services that support Sonoma’s high quality of life. Key...

When will the districts be reviewed or redrawn?

Cities in California review and, if needed, redraw Council district boundaries every 10 years after the release of new U.S. Census data to keep districts substantially equal in population. The next full review will occur after the 2030 Census. The process follows the FAIR MAPS Act and includes multiple public hearings and outreach opportunities for...

City Council Districts & By-District Elections

Beginning with the November 2026 election, Sonoma City Council Members are elected by district. Voters choose the Council Member who lives in their district; city services and representation for the whole city remain unchanged. This page explains how districts work, when each district votes, and how to find your district. What changed (and what didn’t)...

How do I find out which Council Member represents my district?

Through November 2026, Sonoma’s Council Members are elected at-large, meaning they are chosen by all city voters and each Council Member represents the entire city—there is no single district representative yet. Beginning with the November 2026 election, Districts 1, 3, and 5 will each elect a Council Member who must live in that district and...

How Were District Lines Drawn?

The district boundaries were adopted by the City Council on April 2, 2025, following a public process that incorporated: Legal criteria: equal population using 2020 Census data; compliance with the California Voting Rights Act; contiguity; and respect for natural and man-made boundaries where practicable. Communities of Interest (COI): testimony and COI input describing neighborhoods, shared...

Will my polling place or ballot change?

Possibly—districts can affect contests on your ballot. Confirm your voter status and ballot info through the County Registrar.

Do I still contact any Council Member?

Yes. You can contact any Council Member, and all continue to serve the entire City.

What is districting?

Districting sets geographic boundaries that decide who can run for a Council seat and which voters elect that seat. Services stay citywide, only the election method changes.

Public Invited to Participate in Scoping Meeting for General Plan Update Environmental Review 

*Update, September 10, 2025: The location for this meeting has been changed to the Vintage House, located at 264 First St East. The City of Sonoma has begun preparing a Programmatic Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for its General Plan Update and invites community members to participate in the environmental review process.  A public scoping meeting will...

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