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Hello, Suisun City!
For the May edition of the Suisun City Scoop, we are excited to highlight the Development Services Department and share some fantastic progress happening around the community. Our team is committed to advancing development opportunities that bring new housing, businesses and improvements directly to Suisun City. Here are a few exciting projects currently underway or under review:
– Construction has officially started on the Almond Garden Housing project, which will provide 97 affordable housing units.
– The highly anticipated Dutch Bros project is nearing the issuance of its building permits and is expected to begin construction very soon.
– We are reviewing plans for a new 16-townhome development located on Lotz Way.
– A 20-unit multi-family residential project is currently under review for our beautiful Marina.
– We are processing permits for a 31-unit mixed-use development, bringing both housing and commercial space to McCoy Creek Road.
We also want to celebrate the hard work happening on the ground to keep our neighborhoods looking their best. A special thank you goes out to our dedicated Code Enforcement Officer, Eli Adams, who is making massive headway on addressing longstanding community issues and keeping Suisun City a safe and beautiful place to live!
Warm regards,
Ricky Caperton, AICP
Development Services Director
City of Suisun City
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City Manager's Office
The City is excited for its upcoming State of the City address on May 28 at 6 p.m. at the Joseph A Nelson Community Center. This will be an excellent opportunity to connect with City leadership, reflect on milestones achieved over the past year and review the upcoming projects that will shape our neighborhoods. Attendance is free, and refreshments will be provided for all guests. |
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Police Department
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May 10 through 16 marked National Police Week, and the City wishes to extend its profound gratitude to the dedicated personnel of the Suisun City Police Department.
We thank our officers and professional staff for their unwavering commitment to protecting, serving and supporting our community every single day. We deeply appreciate everything they do to keep Suisun City safe.
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Recreation, Parks and Marina Department
The Recreation, Parks and Marina Department partnered with the Solano Land Trust to host the Infinity Run at Rush Ranch Open Space, welcoming over 500 participants to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month.
Throughout May, residents also enjoyed the Resilient Garden Installation Workshops at the newly opened Prosperity Garden Park, the Mother’s Day Artisan Fair at Harbor Plaza and Imagine Fest at the Joseph A. Nelson Community Center.
Residents are invited to attend Suisun City Pride on May 31 from 12 to 6 p.m. at the Suisun City Waterfront, hosted by the Solano Pride Center.
Please note the following project updates across the community:
– Goepp Park and Prosperity Garden Park officially celebrated grand openings, with garden plots now available for community rental at Prosperity Garden Park. To rent a plot, please submit an interest form.
– The playground at Lawler Ranch Park successfully reopened to the public in mid-May following the installation of new fall surfacing and a replacement slide.
– Construction of the new Picnic Pavilion at Heritage Park is ongoing and is anticipated to open to the public in late June.
– Installation of the new synthetic turf field at Montebello Vista Park is actively underway, with completion expected this August.
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 Runners crossing the finish line at the Infinity Run.
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 Children celebrating the Goepp Park ribbon cutting.
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 Resilient Garden Installation Workshop.
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Fire Department
The Suisun City Fire Department continues to prioritize community safety and wildfire risk reduction through the 2026 Vacant Lot Weed Abatement Program. SCFD extends its sincere gratitude to all property owners who complied with these standards by clearing dry grass and weeds, removing debris and keeping access areas free of fire hazards. This proactive community cooperation plays a vital role in protecting neighborhoods ahead of fire season.
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Public Works Department
The Public Works Department continues to maintain infrastructure, enhance safety and beautify our community throughout the City. Crews remain highly active across neighborhoods, recently completing significant weed abatement, repairing potholes along Marina Boulevard, removing graffiti along the Highway 12 sound wall and conducting weekly citywide trash removal to keep public spaces clean.
Please note the following infrastructure and project updates:
– Safety-enhancing median islands are now substantially complete at the intersections of Walters Road and McClellan Drive, Railroad Avenue and Village Drive and Railroad Avenue and Birchwood Court.
– Pavement resurfacing and fresh striping will resume the week of June 1 on Sunset Avenue, Walters Road and Blossom Avenue.
– Emperor Drive will soon receive extensive roadway repairs and new ADA-compliant curb ramps.
– New flashing beacons will be installed at Pintail Drive and Crane Drive to improve pedestrian safety and emergency response visibility.
– Enhancements at Heritage Park continue with a newly installed shade structure and preparations for upcoming walking paths and picnic amenities.
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City Council Meeting
Tuesday, May 26
6 p.m. |
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