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Fire department homepage. Find information about chief, stations, personnel, fire rules and regulations

Sonoma Garbage Collector has guidelines for what you can recycle and what can go in the yard waste bin.

Sonoma Garbage Collector holds a Spring and Fall cleanup in April and October. Notifications are included in your spring and fall garbage collection bills. During these pickups, you can place one large item under 75 lbs and up to ten garbage bags. If you need a pickup outside of these cleanups you can call Sonoma...

Contact Sonoma Garbage Collector at (707)996-7555 or customerservice@sonomagarbage.com.  Their office hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Please refer to the Sonoma Garbage Collector website for the holiday collection schedule and other information.

Please refer to the Sonoma County Recycle Guide at www.recyclenow.org.

The California Secretary of State provides information on voter registration.  Vote by mail information is maintained by the County of Sonoma.

Sorry, but you’re going to have to go to the DMV. To register a vehicle in California: Visit a local CA DMV office; the nearest are in Napa and Petaluma. Present proof of ownership and a smog certificate. Provide proof of your ID and car insurance. Complete an Application for Title or Registration (Form REG 343). Pay the $46 registration...

To sell alcoholic beverages, you need a liquor license. You can find information about buying a liquor license from the California Department of Alcohol & Beverage Control (ABC). The nearest local ABC office is in Santa Rosa. You can call them at (707) 576-2165. Your business may also need special review and approvals from the City...

Birth, death, and marriage certificates are issued by the County of Sonoma Clerk-Recorder’s Office.

View our annual water quality report on the water quality reports page. More information about our water sources and distribution can be found at the Public Works Department.

Zoning restrictions in the city vary by property address. To find out the specific zoning designation of an address in the City of Sonoma, view the zoning map and contact the Planning Department for more information.  You can also reference Sonoma's Geographic Information System (GIS) which provides instant access to property characteristics such as zoning, assessor's information and...

Dogs are not allowed in the Sonoma Plaza park, with the exception of service animals.  There is a small dog park located near the Community Meeting Room (175 First St. West). You can find listings of dog-friendly parks and open space areas using the online Community Parks & Recreation Directory. The Sonoma Valley Visitors Bureau...

To appeal a parking citation you may do so by visiting: www.CitationProcessingCenter.com and entering the required information.

There are several ways to pay your water bill: online, by mail, or in-person at City Hall during regular business hours. We are able to take cash, check, money order, and/or credit card at City Hall. Pay online with On-line BillPay Pay via mail or drop-off your payment to City of Sonoma No. 1, The...

Through a contract with the City, the Sonoma Valley Chamber of Commerce provides one-on-one assistance to potential start-ups, giving you the resources and information you need to turn your idea into reality.  Visit their start-up page and contact the Chamber to set up a meeting.  

Any person or company conducting business within the city limits of the City of Sonoma, whether ongoing or one-time only, is required to have an active business license. To apply for a business license, please download the business license application. You can determine the amount due for your license using the fee schedule listed on...

Visit Sonoma County Transit for bus routes and schedules.

Californians must renew their vehicles’ registration annually, as required by the CA Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Registration fees provide funding for such things as the building and upkeep of streets and highways, the California Highway Patrol, and local county departments. You can renew online, in-person, by mail or telephone at (800) 921-1117. You must renew in-person if...

You can get a California Driver’s License at the Department of Motor Vehicles. The nearest DMV’s are in Napa and Petaluma.

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