The City of Sonoma does not operate its own Recreation Department. Instead, traditional recreational and community services programs are provided by local non-profit organizations with the support of the City. Find information about the recreation, parks and community services available in Sonoma on our Recreation page.
City Hall is closed on the following holidays: New Year’s Day – January 1 (or closest Friday or Monday if it falls on a weekend) Martin Luther King Day – Third Monday in January Presidents’ Day – Third Monday in February Memorial Day – Last Monday in May Independence Day – July 4 (or closest Friday or Monday if it … Continued
The Sonoma Valley Regional Library, located at 755 West Napa St., is part of the Sonoma County Library System. A local Library Advisory Board provides information and make recommendations to the County Library Commission and the Library Director on matters affecting library service based on input from the Sonoma Valley service area. The Friends of the … Continued
The City’s referendum-approved leaf blower ordinance prohibits use of gas-powered leaf blowers. Electric leaf blowers may be used Monday through Saturday (excepting holidays) between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Additional information can be found in this summary of the City’s leafblower ordinance.
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.
Water conservation resources are available through our Public Works department. Thank you for you conservation efforts!
Polling place and vote by mail information is maintained by the County of Sonoma.
Information on setting up water and garbage service is available at the Finance Department. Additional information for new residents can be found at the Chamber of Commerce’s relocation guide page.
Our CivicWeb meeting portal provides the calendar, agenda, and meeting materials for City Council and commission meetings. You can subscribe to agenda updates, and watch televised meetings on CivicWeb, either live or through the archive. In addition, you can use CivicWeb to review the City’s municipal code, contact your councilmembers, or apply for commission openings.
In 1992 the City Council adopted a Mobilehome Park Rent Control Ordinance to “assure that economic hardship to a substantial number of mobilehome park tenants in the City, many of whom are senior citizens on low fixed incomes, does not occur”. The ordinance also established “a mechanism to assist in in the resolution of disputes … Continued
