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Happy Holidays! All City departments (except Fire and Police) will be closed on Dec. 24-27 and 31, and Jan. 1, 2020, for the winter holidays.
If you experience an emergency with your water or electric service, please contact the 24-hour utility-response ho...
The latest issue of the bi-weekly City Manager Friday Update newsletter (https://cvcpl.us/Ku553V4) includes info on the 36th annual Senior Appreciation Dinner, the Fire Department's annual toy drive, and Leo, the Police Department's new therapy dog.
If you...
Here's some information on how to protect your home in winter weather, prepare your vehicle for slick wet roads, and create emergency-supply kits for your home and car. We also have a handy flyer with all of this information.
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City leaders began the planning process for the 2020-2025 Strategic Plan in the spring of 2019. The new five-year plan will help guide city leaders to better plan for future challenges and opportunities for our community.The outreach process for the new f...
Did you know that the storm drains in our streets flow directly into local creeks and ultimately into the Russian River? The Russian River watershed is a rich and diverse region of nearly 1,500 square miles in Mendocino and Sonoma counties.
And H...
The City of Healdsburg has developed a multi-page English- and Spanish-language emergency-preparedness brochure for the community. Created by the City Manager’s Office and the Fire and Police Departments, the brochure includes best practices on how you ca...
Unlike most municipalities, the City of Healdsburg operates its own electric utility, and the community benefits from lower electric rates compared with PG&E.
Go here to learn what the City's Electric Department is doing to prepare f...
Soon, the Healdsburg Fire Department and fire departments across Sonoma County will fly flags marked "High Fire Danger" when the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service issues red-flag warnings. This new initia...