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Frequently Asked Questions & Terminolgy

Welcome to Our FAQs & Terminology Page Here, you'll find answers to common questions about the City of Sonoma's cemeteries, including available plots, urn placements, and how to honor veterans at the Veterans Memorial Park. Whether you're exploring burial options or searching for information on interment processes, this resource is designed to guide you through...

Prescribed Burn at Tolay Lake Regional Park October 23rd– Smoke May Be Visible in Sonoma

Residents of the City of Sonoma may notice smoke on Wednesday, October 23, due to a planned prescribed burn at Tolay Lake Regional Park, approximately 10 miles southwest of Sonoma Plaza. Sonoma County Regional Parks is conducting this controlled burn in partnership with the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria (FIGR) and CAL FIRE. Fire crews...

Red Flag Warning & Wind Advisory: Stay Prepared

The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning and Wind Advisory that includes the City of Sonoma and the entire Sonoma Valley. Although the Wind Advisory primarily affects the hills and mountains around us, all residents must stay vigilant, as strong winds and dry conditions increase fire risk and may lead to unplanned...

Our Cemeteries

The modern history of the Sonoma Valley is summarized in a greatly abbreviated form by the grave markers found in the City's cemeteries - Mountain Cemetery, Valley Cemetery, and Veterans' Cemetery. These old, beautiful remnants of past lives and their influence on the current character of the City, and even the entire Northern California region,...

Reminder! General Plan Study Session Today at 2 PM

The City of Sonoma will hold a special City Council meeting on Monday, October 14th starting at 2:00 p.m. for a General Plan Study Session. The General Plan is the blueprint for the city's future development, shaping everything from housing and transportation to open space and public services. This is a great opportunity to learn...

Housing Element 2023 - 2031 Background Report

Housing Element 2023 - 2031

Review and Comment on the Draft Active Transportation Plan for the City of Sonoma

Over the past year and a half, the City of Sonoma has been working with the Sonoma County Transportation Authority to develop a coordinated Countywide Active Transportation Plan. As part of this effort, the City is updating its Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan with a new standalone Active Transportation Plan. We’re excited to announce that...

Introducing New Team Members in the Community Development Department

We are excited to introduce three new members to our Community Development Department, bringing diverse experience and fresh perspectives to the team. Diane Levine joins us as an Associate Planner from Yountville, where she served as a planner for 3.5 years. Before that, Diane worked as an Environmental Planner focusing on CEQA-related analysis for large...

City of Sonoma Adds Two All-Electric Ford F-150s to Public Works Fleet

The City of Sonoma has taken another important step toward achieving its Zero Emissions goals by adding two all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning trucks to the Public Works fleet. These vehicles will support essential city services while contributing to the City’s commitment to sustainability and a cleaner environment. This fleet upgrade is in line with the...

Climate Action Strategies

Emergency Operations Plan (EOP)

All Commission Recruitment - Youth Member Applications

Heat Advisory Extended through Sunday

The Heat Advisory and County Health Advisory that have been in place this week have been extended through Sunday. Additionally, county cooling center operations have been extended through Saturday evening. While no current Fire Weather Warnings or Red Flag Warnings are expected in our region, the elevated fire risk due to ongoing weather conditions remains...

Thank You, Valley Cemetery Volunteers!

We’d like to thank the dedicated volunteers who participated in the recent Valley Cemetery workday on September 21st. With their help, nearly two dumpsters full of pine needles and debris were cleared, making a significant contribution to maintaining the beauty of this historic site. This workday is part of the City of Sonoma’s ongoing efforts...

Sonoma City Hall Expands Operating Hours Beginning October 7, 2024

To better accommodate our community, Sonoma City Hall’s front counter will now be open during the lunch hour. Effective October 7th, the front counter at Sonoma City Hall will be open continuously throughout the day, making it more convenient to access our services. New Hours: Monday – Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday: Open...

Heat Advisory in Effect for Sonoma: Stay Informed as Heatwave Impacts the Region

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Sonoma. It is in effect from Monday, 11 a.m. through Wednesday, 11 p.m., as temperatures rise above seasonal averages. While other parts of the Bay Area and Sonoma County are now under a more severe Heat Warning, the City of Sonoma remains under the lower-tier...

Sonoma City Council to Hold Continued Public Hearing on Appeal for Vacation Rental and Wine Tasting Use Permit

The City of Sonoma City Council will hold a continued Public Hearing at their meeting on Monday, October 21, 2024, at 6:00 pm to consider an appeal regarding the Planning Commission’s decision to deny a Use Permit Amendment (UA-23-40) and Wine Tasting Use Permit (WTUP-24-1) for a proposed vacation rental and wine tasting facility at...

Sonoma Art Walk – Relaunch First Thursdays: Joint Press Release

Sonoma Valley Welcomes Back the Popular Monthly Art Event, Starting October 3rd Sonoma, CA – September 20, 2024 – The celebrated Sonoma Art Walk will return to the Historic Sonoma Plaza on the first Thursday of each month beginning October 3rd through April 3rd. The event will take place from 5:00 - 7:30 p.m., offering attendees...

79% of Sonoma’s Water Meters Replaced in AMI Project Milestone

The City of Sonoma is pleased to report significant progress on the Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) project. To date, 3,554 out of 4,491 water meters have been successfully upgraded to new ultrasonic meters, bringing the project to 79% completion. These upgrades represent a critical step in modernizing our water system, allowing customers to track their...

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