If you’re biking to the Plaza, you can find bike parking at several locations as outlined on our Plaza Bike Parking Map, including the “hitching post” across from the Barracks and Toscano Hotel and at the bike parking sculpture along the horseshoe driveway in front of City Hall, among other spots. Please note that bike … Continued
Downtown parking is available at two public parking lots, at no charge. The largest is the Casa Grande lot, located behind the historic Barracks just north of the Plaza, with an entrance off First St. East. There is a smaller public parking lot behind Sebastiani Theatre, with an entrance off East Napa St. This lot … Continued
You can use the Service Center on the homepage to report many types of issues online. For some types of issues (active hazards, highly time-sensitive complaints), you’ll be directed how to report the issue by phone.
Please call Sonoma Police Department Non Emergency Dispatch (707) 996-3601.
Exit the building and get to an area of fresh air. Then call 9-1-1.
Contact PG&E or an appliance service provider for more information.
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.
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
In 2016, Sonoma voters approved Measure W, which expanded the City’s existing regulations on smoking and tobacco product use. No smoking is allowed in the following areas: Public places such as parks, paths, streets and sidewalks; Public events such as festivals, fairs, farmers markets and concerts; Dining areas such as restaurants and bars; Service areas … Continued
