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Introducing an EPIC Campaign in Roseland
Get ready! Feathered and furry litter critters are making their way to Roseland to help eliminate trash from entering Roseland Creek, but they need your help. These new ambassadors are part of an EPIC education campaign launching this month in partnership with the Roseland community and businesses. Look for colorful critters appearing as artwork in various locations and storefronts along Sebastopol Road. EPIC, which stands for Every Piece Inspires Change, aims to build awareness and prevent trash from entering storm drains, to comply with statewide trash requirements. Included is the installation of eight new trash bins, including four self-compacting Big Belly bins that incorporate local art. To kick off the campaign, the City is organizing an EPIC Community Cleanup on Earth Day, Tuesday, April 22 from 9 to 11 a.m. If successful, the campaign could serve as a low-cost alternative that could be replicated across Santa Rosa.
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SRPD Opens New Substation at Santa Rosa Plaza
The Santa Rosa Police Department opened a new substation at the Santa Rosa Plaza mall on Tuesday. It will enhance police presence and engagement in the city’s downtown core.
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Apply for Community Promotions Funding
The City of Santa Rosa provides event support for community events held in Santa Rosa that are focused on community culture and/or provide a community service.
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Merit Awards Nominations Open on Monday, April 14
Do you know an outstanding community volunteer? The City of Santa Rosa is seeking Merit Awards nominations for Santa Rosa individuals and groups whose volunteer work improves our community. NOMINATE
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Teach Your Tot to Swim with Lessons this Spring
The Recreation & Parks Department has a few openings in their Parent-Child swim lesson program this spring. These lessons will help ensure your young child is water-safe for summer outings to come. REGISTER
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Use a WaterSmart Plant Picker to Plan a Water-Efficient Garden
Plug your plant needs into the Sonoma-Marin Saving Water Partnership WaterSmart Plant Picker and choose from a list of beautiful, low-water-use plants to fill your garden. LEARN MORE
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Multicultural Roots Project Returns – Nominate Today
The City of Santa Rosa has re-launched the Multicultural Roots Project and is now accepting nominations for community leaders. This project celebrates and uplifts the stories of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) in Sonoma County, with a special focus on Santa Rosa. It aims to increase visibility and honor the meaningful contributions of BIPOC individuals whose leadership and impact have helped shape and strengthen our community. Nominate a local leader who inspires and makes a difference today.
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Month of April - Visit "Earthbound," a monthlong exhibit at Courthouse Square featuring eco-inspired art.
Saturday, April 12, 9 a.m. to noon - Join us at City Hall for a volunteer workday and help keep our downtown campus in great shape.
Saturday, April 12, 10 a.m. to noon - Join Common Ground Society at Finley Community Center for parents and children ages 5 and younger who have disabilities, medical complexities, or any unique needs.
Begins Monday, April 21, 5:30 to 6:20 p.m. & 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. - Students practice this martial art of peace and self-defense in a cooperative and non-competitive environment.
Begins Tuesday, April 22, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. - Explore watercolor tools, brushes, paints and paper, and create a basic color wheel in this beginning or refresher course for ages 13+.
Friday, April 25, 12 to 1:30 p.m. - Put a little “spring in your step” as we celebrate Earth Day with a traditional BBQ of hotdogs, hamburgers and all the fixings. Register by April 22.
Registrations Due Friday, April 25 - Register your adult softball team and join us for some summer ball!
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 Check out these positions below or visit SRCity.org/Jobs for many other opportunities with the City.
The City of Santa Rosa offers outstanding career opportunities with competitive salaries and excellent benefits, such as health, vision, and dental insurance.
Work collaboratively with our talented Transportation and Public Works Capital Projects Engineering interdisciplinary team to strategically execute various engineering efforts. The recruitment is ongoing.
Direct, plan, and review the activities of the Capital Projects Engineering Division in the Transportation and Public Works Department. This includes working on long- and short-range project planning, property rights/acquisition, resources management, and water reuse. The recruitment is ongoing.
Assist in the operation and maintenance of City wastewater systems by performing a variety of skilled and semi-skilled tasks in the operation of the systems. The recruitment is ongoing.
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