Every day we work to make Santa Rosa a better place to live by being responsive, competent stewards of the public infrastructure and environment for the benefit of our citizens and visitors.
The City has been awarded up to $9.5 million from the California Housing and Community Development Department to help pave the way for more housing in Santa Rosa’s downtown. Read on...
City Council approved the contract award for $5.3M spray ground construction and ADA improvements, construction expected to begin October 2023 Read on...
Join us on Wednesday, August 30 at 5:30 p.m. for the third and final virtual community meeting for the Hopper Avenue Corridor Improvement project Read on...
A new pedestrian activated HAWK signal, High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk, is being installed on Fulton Road between Piner High School and Youth Community Park Read on...
Night work scheduled to begin at 7 pm on Sunday, August 13, to last approximately one week, near Mission Circle for the Los Alamos Trunk Sewer Replacement project Read on...
Youth, K-12, can ride North Bay Public Transit fare-free through August 2023 and Santa Rosa CityBus has extended the Unlimited Rides for Youth program through June 1, 2025 Read on...
On August 30, the City will hold the third virtual community meeting to review and discuss revised design concepts for improvements to the Hopper Avenue Corridor Read on...
On July 21, Santa Rosa City staff, along with local, State, and Federal partners celebrated the long-anticipated groundbreaking for the Fire Station 5 Resiliency and Relocation project. Read on...
Traffic detours and road closures, which are required to repave the intersection, will be in effect both night and day over two weekends, July 28-30 and August 11-13 Read on...
City crews continue working towards minimizing weed growth, maintaining the appearance, and removing possible threats from public right-of-ways Read on...
Volunteers are encouraged to join city staff on Wednesday, August 16, 2023, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., for a community clean-up and beautification event. Read on...
Two-way protected bicycle lanes allow bicycle movement in both directions on one side of the road, reducing potential conflict points between cars and cyclists. Read on...
Santa Rosa CityBus is one of only five transit agencies in the Bay Area to receive this competitive Federal Transit Administration grant funding and it is the largest grant ever awarded to Santa Rosa for its transition to a zero-emissions transit fleet. Read on...
The City is in the process of installing 120 new galvanized inverted-U bike racks thanks to grant funding from BAAQMD TFCA administered through SCTA Read on...
May is National Bike Month, so hop on your bicycle and join us on May 18 at Prince Gateway Park Energizer Station to celebrate Bike to Wherever Day! Read on...
April 22 is Earth Day, a global day of action to raise awareness for environmental issues. This Earth Day, take steps to make zero waste your lifestyle journey. Read on...
City council approved the recommendation to authorize the use of MTC OBAG3 funding on two capital improvement roadway infrastructure projects. Read on...
Beginning the week of April 10, lane closures and traffic delays are anticipated along Fulton Road from Piner Road to Jenes Lane as the project begins the concrete paving process Read on...
The City of Santa Rosa is reminding interested applicants of the Notice of Availability deadline of March 24 for three key parcels for affordable housing development on City-owned surplus parking lots in downtown. Read on...
Santa Rosa CityBus implementing new system-wide service schedule, effective Sunday, March 19. Check the new schedule before starting your trip. Read on...
The City of Santa Rosa is partnering with Caltrans for Clean California Community Days, an eleven-day, state-wide community beautification event Read on...
Join the City and SMART on Thursday, March 2, 2023 at 6 p.m. for a hybrid community meeting to discuss possible rail crossing options and routes Read on...
On March 1, 2023 the second virtual community meeting will be held to review and discuss preliminary design alternatives for improvements to the Hopper Avenue Corridor Read on...
On Feb. 4, to commemorate Rosa Parks life and legacy, Santa Rosa CityBus, Petaluma Transit and Sonoma County Transit invite everyone to ride public transit fare-free Read on...
The contract award includes the $15.2 million Design-Build contract, a 20% contract contingency, and the appropriation of the CDBG-MIT federal grant funding. Read on...
Baker Avenue Overcrossing will be closed to westbound traffic while Caltrans make necessary repairs, work will begin January 20, weather permitting. Read on...
The original banner artwork designs were developed by a local artist featuring a main characteristic from historic neighborhoods within the city. Read on...
Although construction is not anticipated to begin until summer 2023, preparing the site by removing the trees now helps avoid the bird and bat nesting seasons. Read on...
The holidays can add up to a lot of waste, though if we consciously plan, we can maintain our focus on zero-waste living while still enjoying the festivities. Read on...
By placing your food waste, scraps and uneaten leftovers in the green bin where they can be composted can help to make a positive lasting impact on our environment. Read on...
Courthouse Square will be lighted green Nov. 7-13, in support of Operation Green Light, a new national initiative to shine a light on the service of military veterans. Read on...
Do your part to protect our waterways and roadways by ‘Breaking out the Rake’ to keep neighborhood storm drains clear of grass, leaves and debris. Read on...
Join us for a virtual community meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 2, to discuss the LRSP designs for the 4th Street and Montgomery Drive Corridors. Read on...
Traffic signals at Fulton/Piner Road intersection will temporarily turn to flashing red starting Tuesday, October 25 - 28, between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm. Read on...
We all need to do our part to keep leaves and debris off the streets, to keep our creeks, streams, and storm drains flowing clear. Try home composting or mulching your leaves. Read on...
Recovery work that began in May 2022 on the Six Fire Damaged Parks is nearing completion, including installation of the play structures at Fir Ridge Park. Read on...
After extensive delays, we are pleased to announce that recovery work for the Fire Damaged Roadway Landscaping project in Coffey Park and Fountaingrove areas is underway Read on...
Santa Rosa envisions a community where walking and bicycling are comfortable, convenient, and common for people of all ages and abilities. Join us as we present the roadway corridors improvement designs. Read on...
Three local transit agencies, Santa Rosa CityBus, Petaluma Transit, and Sonoma County Transit are supporting California Clean Air Day by offering fare-free rides systemwide on October 5! Read on...
This recovery project will remove and replace portions of roadway landscaping, including irrigation infrastructure damaged in Fountaingrove and Coffey Park burn scar areas. Read on...
Join us on Monday, 9/19 at noon in Courthouse Square as we celebrate an environmentally friendly electric transportation option in our city. Read on...
Debris removal and restoration for all six fire-damaged parks and open space parcels in the Fountaingrove area began in May and due to the tight schedule, work is occurring concurrently at all six locations. Read on...
The new schedule will provide a more consistent day to day service while also addressing transit staffing shortages and school bell times as students return to the classroom after summer break. Read on...
Caltrans will close westbound Todd Road at the Highway 101 overcrossing in unincorporated Santa Rosa beginning August 15, to allow workers to replace bridge railings that line both sides of the overpass. Read on...
Work is underway this week on the Fulton Road Project, to widen, reconstruct, and rehabilitate one mile of Fulton Road between Guerneville Road and Piner Road Read on...
Bird was awarded the permit to operate up to 200 shared electric scooters during the city's one-year pilot program planned to launch this summer Read on...
In recognition for the substantial contributions public works professionals make in protecting the health, safety and quality of life in the communities they serve. This years recipients include Eddie Curiel, Tim Finegan, Marty Barber, and Jose Valencia Read on...
The parks recovery process involves restoring six parks and open space parcels in the Fountaingrove area and removing fire damaged roadway landscaping and replacing the irrigation system damaged in the Fountaingrove and Coffey Park burn scar areas. Read on...
In celebration of Earth Day, four North Bay Public Transit Agencies are joining forces on April 23, to encourage residents and visitors to Go Green and ride fare-free with Marin Transit, Petaluma Transit, Santa Rosa CityBus, and Sonoma County Transit. Read on...
After nearly a decade, the Hoen Avenue embankment repair project is complete and at a significant cost savings using a deep polymer injection technology. Read on...
Due to the shortage of bus operators and the rapid spread of the omicron variant, CityBus must temporarily reduce service until further notice. Read on...
On Jan. 11, 2022, City Council voted 6-0 to approve the acquisition of a six-acre municipal use site on Hearn Avenue in southwest Santa Rosa. Read on...
In honor of Veteran’s Day, residents are encouraged to visit the Veteran’s Memorial monument located on the City Hall campus to pay tribute to the brave men and women who have defended our country. Read on...
CityBus takes first steps toward transitioning to an all-electric fleet as four new battery-electric buses are scheduled to arrive summer 2022 Read on...
The 2017 wildfires caused over $70 million in damage to critical water and transportation infrastructure, facilities, parks and open spaces, and more. Over the last four years, the City continues to repair and recover critical infrastructure. Read on...
Your input is needed! Please take this short survey about your traffic safety experiences and concerns. Responses will be used to create a Vision Zero Action Plan to achieve the goal of zero traffic injuries and fatalities by 2030. Read on...
