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.
Santa Rosa CityBus was among four agencies recognized for their work to save lives, protect communities and aid in rebuilding in response to the October 2017 North Bay fires. Read on...
The second HAWK (High-intensity Activated CrossWalK) signal in Santa Rosa was energized on May 8 at the intersection of Mendocino Avenue and McConnell Avenue. Read on...
Slurry seal is a street surface treatment meant to extend the life of neighborhood city streets. Slurry Seal to be applied between July 22 and August 1, 2019. View map of the project area. Read on...
Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) Pavement technology will be applied to the Fulton Road Reconstruction Project funded by Measure M and SB1. This is the first RCC pavement project in the Bay Area. Read on...
The City has identified 32 vacant structures on 14 City-owned parcels located within and outside the city limits for demolition. All of the selected structures are vacant and many dilapidated. Read on...
Over 500 city-owned street lights were damaged during the Tubbs Fire. City Staff has been working closely with PG&E to re-energize, recover and rebuild the damaged infrastructure. Read on...
The Tubbs Fire caused extensive damage to Santa Rosa's public infrastructure. This online tool provides progress overview of the funding process and details for the individual recovery projects. Read on...
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