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Hello,
Thank you to all who attended the Volunteer Recognition Ball last Saturday and celebrated our 2025 Gateway Award Winner, Toni Jo Payne. It was an excellent night to celebrate alongside the community members who have played a meaningful role in American Canyon’s community spirit and development. I look forward to seeing Toni Jo Payne as the Grand Marshal in our 4th of July parade later this year!
And while there’s a lot to celebrate in our community, there’s also a lot happening on our streets. The reliability and enhancement of our streets is a high priority in American Canyon. That commitment is reflected in two current projects in the Rancho Del Mar and Knightsbridge Way neighborhoods focused on improving the water mains and pavement.
The Rancho Del Mar project consists of pavement rehabilitation by removing and replacing the existing street surface (cape seal), replacing and upgrading the water main, and adding sewer lining using a trenchless method in the eastern portions of the neighborhood. The contractor has started the first phase of work, including concrete work, which will last through early July.
As for the Knightsbridge Way Reconstruction project, the City is replacing the water main and rehabilitating pavement on Knightsbridge Way (Elliott Drive to Danrose Drive) and nearby cul-de-sacs.
Please pardon the construction noise and truck traffic during work hours! To get the most updated information on both of these projects, visit our Construction Updates page.
As a final reminder, our next Free Shredding event is tomorrow, Saturday, May 3, from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. at the American Canyon City Hall parking lot. Bring your personal documents for a safe, secure and free disposal.
Take care,
Jason B. Holley
City Manager
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Today, I want to share how our Water Treatment & Distribution team works hard to provide high-quality drinking water to residents and businesses in American Canyon. Our commitment goes beyond simply supplying water; we aim to safeguard your health at every stage.
Every day, the City’s dedicated water professionals oversee a meticulous process to ensure your water is clean and safe — carefully testing it and using advanced treatment methods to remove any contaminants.
At American Canyon’s Water Treatment Plant, we produce up to 5.5 million gallons of drinking water daily. This water meets some of the highest standards in the nation, as we are held accountable to both state and federal regulations. Our team is steadfast in monitoring your water on its journey from the source to your tap.
American Canyon is committed to protecting public health and promoting environmental stewardship through each phase of the process. I invite you to learn more at AmericanCanyon.gov/WaterQuality and keep an eye out for our annual Water Quality Report in June.
Together in service,
Mayor Pierre Washington
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 Congratulations to Toni Jo Payne – the 2025 Gateway Award Winner
On Saturday April 26, the City of American Canyon was honored to present Toni Jo Payne with the 2025 Gateway Award at our annual Community Recognition Ball!
For nearly 50 years, Toni Jo has embodied selfless service in American Canyon by working with the American Canyon Community Church, volunteering with the Soroptimists, fundraising for cancer research and of course, baking her famous cupcakes which many in our community have grown to love!
Volunteers like Toni Jo make American Canyon the special community we’re all proud to call home. Congratulations to all our volunteers who were recognized at this year's Community Recognition Ball. Volunteers like Toni Jo make American Canyon the special community we’re all proud to call home.
Thank you, Toni Jo and all of the dedicated volunteers in American Canyon, for your decades of dedication to our City!
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Juan Gomez Promoted to Assistant City Manager
During his tenure as Finance Director, Gomez led several major initiatives that strengthened the City's financial operations and internal processes. His leadership will be instrumental in supporting the City’s continued growth and success. Read the full press release here.
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The Wall That Heals is Coming to American Canyon in October 2025
The three-quarter-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, along with a mobile Education Center, is coming to American Canyon from Oct. 16-19. Open 24 hours a day and free to the public, the traveling exhibit honors the more than three million Americans who served in the U.S. Armed Forces in the Vietnam War. Read more here.
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Bike to Work & School Day 2025
May 15 is Bike to Work & School Day in Napa County and we’re celebrating with the Napa County Bicycle Coalition! Whether you’re a new or experienced rider, we invite you to ride your bike on May 15 and visit one of the countywide energizer stations for a tasty snack to celebrate your ride to work or school. Find your closest energizer station here.
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Water Conservation Video Contest
All Napa County high school students are invited to submit their entries for the Napa County Water Video Contest!
They're still looking for creative, authentic videos from 9th-12th graders that inspire others to think differently about water conservation.
Submit your entry here.
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PG&E Financial Assistance and Energy Saving Solutions
Explore how to manage your energy costs with assistance programs to manage your bill, get help to pay past due bills, find ways to save money and
reduce future energy bills. Find information on all programs here.
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