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The City of Santa Rosa sent this bulletin at 02/06/2024 04:30 PM PST
Santa Rosa Fire Department’s Post-Storm Cleanup Tips
The recent rain and winds have left behind a trail of debris, downed trees, and potential hazards. The City understands the challenges the community faces in the aftermath of a storm. The Santa Rosa Fire Department has outlined recommendations for safe and effective post-storm cleanup tips, which include thoroughly assessing your surroundings before initiating cleanup efforts, prioritizing safety by wearing protective gear such as gloves, sturdy footwear, and eye protection, and seeking professional assistance for downed trees and large-scale debris. READ MORE
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Take Part in the Fire Station 5 Public Art Project Community Input Survey
Join us at Courthouse Square this Saturday, Feb. 10, from 9 a.m. to noon for a Park-A-Month volunteer workday. VOLUNTEER
Provide your input on the Community Engagement Plan for the City’s Active Transportation Plan by attending the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board on Thursday, Feb. 15 at 4 p.m. GET INVOLVED
Take the survey to name the North Bay Bike Share program scheduled to launch in the summer of 2024 by the Sonoma County Transportation Authority and the Transportation Authority of Marin. TAKE THE SURVEY
Do you have a lamp, small appliance, computer or bike needing repair? Bring it to Zero Waste Sonoma’s Repair Fair at the Sonoma County Central Library from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 17. REPAIR FAIR
Let the countdown to Restaurant Week begin, Feb. 19-25! Explore restaurants, browse menus, and make a reservation today! LEARN MORE
Live at Juilliard Summer Concert Series is looking for local artists for 2024; applications are due by March 8. APPLY NOW
Did You Know?
The City is Looking for Farm Animals that Need a Place to Graze!
The City of Santa Rosa is interested in partnering with the community to find farm animals that can graze on land that the Santa Rosa Water Department manages. The City's Farm Animal Grazing Weed Abatement Program is part of the City's Weed Management Program. Eligible parties must be an existing agricultural water reuse and ag lease vendor or customer. The grazing program lasts for approximately five months. The City is accepting applications between Feb. 1-15, after which a list will be generated and participants for 2024 will be contacted. LEARN MORE
