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Hello,
I hope everyone is safe and well. Our hearts are with all those affected by the fires in Southern California. I extend my gratitude to our American Canyon firefighters who have traveled to support the frontlines in LA County, working tirelessly to ensure everyone in our greater California community is safe.
In times like these, it’s especially important to recognize those who make a difference in our community. Each year, the “Gateway Award” celebrates individuals who have positively affected American Canyon through their contributions to local AmCan agencies, organizations or major projects. I invite all community members to nominate someone deserving of this prestigious recognition. Nominations are due by Feb. 14. The award recipient will be honored at the Community Recognition Ball on Saturday, April 26. Tickets will be available for purchase from Feb. 2 to April 13.
Take care and stay safe,
Jason B. Holley
City Manager
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Hello, American Canyon! I’m Mayor Pierre Washington, and I’m excited to welcome you to the Mayor’s Corner. This is a new space in our City Manager’s Update where I’ll address the questions, concerns and ideas I hear from you, our community. It’s a chance to clarify hot topics, dispel common misconceptions and connect you with opportunities to shape our city’s future—like participating in public meetings and other civic activities.
While Jason Holley, our City Manager, focuses on operational updates and project highlights, the Mayor’s Corner is about fostering conversation concerning our local community and ensuring your voice is at the center of our efforts. This will be a regular feature moving forward, all focused on what matters most to you!
As we kick off a new year with a new council, I’m honored to serve as your mayor and look forward to connecting with you directly through this segment. Together, let’s make this a great year for American Canyon!
Together in service,
Mayor Pierre Washington
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 Design Napa County's Next Vine Bus!
Napa County’s Vine Transit is inviting artists across Northern California to participate in a contest to create a mobile piece of art for one of their new 40-foot electric buses. To enter, artists must submit a portfolio with ten images showcasing their style and abilities by Friday, Jan. 31, 2026. For full contest details, including all requirements and deadlines, click here.
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Holiday Observance Closure:
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
City offices and facilities will be closed on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. Normal hours of operations resume on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. For a Police or Fire emergency, call 911. For non-emergencies, call (707) 253-4451. For a Public Works or park maintenance-related emergency, call our answering service at (707) 995-8674.
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 Knightsbridge Way Reconstruction
Construction Update! American Canyon will facilitate Phase 1 of construction on Knightsbridge Way beginning Jan. 23. During this phase, we will replace the water main and install the service line on Knightsbridge Way (Elliott Dr. to Danrose Dr.) and nearby cul-de-sacs. Phase 1 is scheduled to last until April.
Phase 2 — scheduled from April to May — is dedicated to the pavement rehabilitation portion of the project.
Please keep in mind:
- Construction will take place weekdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- No thru traffic, only local access permitted.
Throughout all phases of the project:
- Pedestrian access will remain open.
- Emergency services access will be maintained at all times.
- Street closures and detours will be clearly marked.
For more information, visit AmericanCanyon.gov/KnightsbridgeWay.
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 205 Wetlands Edge Road: Site and Services Updates
Access to the self-serve recycled water station and the recreational vehicle waste dump station at 205 Wetlands Edge Road are now permanently closed to the public. The station at 151 Mezzetta Court is temporary closed to the public.
Additional self-serve recycled water stations are scheduled to be installed in 2025, specific schedule and locations will be updated on this page when available.
Contact Public Works at (707) 647-4550 with any questions.
The 205 Wetlands Edge Road site will begin the exciting transformation of being repurposed into the Napa River Ecology Project. The Ecology Center will give new life to the 5,000-square-foot building and surrounding three acres to support river conservation efforts, environmental education, and public access. Learn more about the project on the Napa River Ecology Project's website.
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