Mayor Scott Sedgley Sworn Into OfficeNew Councilmembers Bernie Narvaez & Beth Painter
Also Take Their Oaths
At Tuesday's City Council Meeting, City Council certified the results of the November 3, 2020 General Election. City Clerk Tiffany Carranza led the swearing-in for Napa's new mayor, Scott Sedgley and new Councilmembers Bernie Narvaez and Beth Painter. |
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State of California: Playgrounds Remain OpenPlaygrounds remain open in California and help to promote health and wellness through outdoor exercise. Remember to wash your hands before and after, maintain physical distance, and wear a mask if two years or older. Get more playground safety tips at https://bit.ly/2020playitsafe
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Napa County Continues to Report Rising COVID-19 Cases
December 11, 2020 - Napa County is reporting 78 new cases of COVID-19; 2,100 active cases; 4,013 confirmed cases; 24 confirmed deaths; and 1,890 recoveries. A total of 115,642 people have been tested.
Stay tuned to www.countyofnapa.org/coronavirus for more information.
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Don’t be like Casey. Don’t give the unwanted gift of COVID-19 to family and friends. Stay home. Stay within your household. Protect you and your loved ones this holiday season. #stopthesurge
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Let’s All Do Our Part
Wear a mask.
Don’t gather. Physically distance. Stay home.
For more info: covid19.ca.gov
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COVID-19 Testing Update from Napa County
The Verily Drive-Thru Site has extended testing in Napa County through December 2020.
Verily has now extended testing to those 13 years of age and up. Appointments can be made by visiting www.projectbaseline.com. Testing is in high demand and while testing capacity has expanded at the site, those having difficulty scheduling an appointment should check the site daily for availability.
Napa County’s website includes a comprehensive list of other testing options including private labs and mail in testing options. Visit that site here: https://www.countyofnapa.org/2963/Testing-Locations |
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City of Napa's Adapted Work Environment (AWE) SuccessJosh Stokes, Water Conservation SpecialistWhen the state began safer-at-home orders and businesses and offices across the state closed indefinitely, Napa's employees were faced with a problem: How do we continue giving our residents essential City services when our workplace environments and the way we do our jobs has to change?
Josh Stokes, Water Conservation Specialist in the City's Water Division, had to get creative to continue inspecting locations and conducting irrigation audits to improve water-use efficiency. He began using Google Earth to measure landscape areas and asked for verifiable photos from customers to seamlessly continue inspections. These inspections were essential to the 'Cash for Grass' Turf Replacement Rebate Program.
"When the pandemic hit and everything stopped, preserving our natural resources and protecting our residents' water became even more important," Josh said. "I'm here to help customers save water, whatever it takes." Now, masked and following physical distancing guidelines, Josh has resumed some in-person inspections, Water-Wise Home Surveys and irrigation audits. The City is able to provide our staff with the resources they need to work from home largely due to the CARES Act funding the City received in grants. Those funds also help provide public assistance to local community members, businesses and others that were economically impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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The Latest Parks & Rec NewsletterDecember, 10, 2020The latest online newsletter is out! This issue contains a few more holiday happenings, information on our new registration software and early 2021 classes and events!
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Upcoming Special Napa City Council Meeting
Date: Tuesday, December 15, 2020 Time: 3:30 PM Afternoon Session, No Evening Session Location: Napa City Hall Council Chambers
955 School Street, Napa
Follow this link to access the regular meeting agenda for December 15, 2020
City Council of the City of Napa Regular Meeting
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Napa County: IMPORTANT DEADLINE INFORMATION for Wildfire Victims
December 15th, 2020 is the deadline to submit documents for debris removal on your property. Please visit the following page for details: Hennessey Fire and Glass Fire Phase I and Phase II Documents and Instructions
For general questions about debris removal processes, please review the information provided on this page. You may also refer to the Frequently Asked Questions page or call the Napa County PBES Wildfire Assistance Hotline (707) 299-1350.
Para obtener información y apoyo en español, llame a la línea de información del Condado de Napa al 707-299-1350. |
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Flavored Tobacco Ban Goes Into Effect January 1, 2021On January 1, 2021, the City of Napa's ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products within the City will go into effect.
The only exceptions to this law will be for loose leaf tobacco, premium cigars and products sold specifically by hookah tobacco retailers.
The City's new law will also mirror the new flavored tobacco ban statewide. Read more at https://www.cityofnapa.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=293. |
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City of Napa's Water Division Annual Hydrant Flushing Program Underway
The City of Napa Water Division began our annual Hydrant Flushing Program during the first week of December 2020. This year’s program is expected to continue through April 2020. This year’s program started in the south by the college and continue generally from south to north. This year’s program will not include downtown and will not include the hillsides.
Hydrant flushing is an important maintenance activity to clean and flush the City water mains. Fire hydrants are opened to move a large volume of water at a higher-than-normal velocity through the mains. This procedure mobilizes particles and minerals that have settled over time and flushes them out of the system. This activity assists the City in maintaining the highest quality of water in the public water system.
Learn more and check out the maps here: www.cityofnapa.org/HydrantFlushing
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Napa Fire Department Joins Toys for Tots Once AgainWith the holiday season in full swing, the City of Napa's Fire Department is once again participating the Toys for Tots program. The Fire Department accepts new, unwrapped toys at any one of our five fire stations:
- 930 Seminary St.
- 1501 Park Ave.
- 2000 Trower Ave.
- 251 Gasser Dr.
- 3001 Browns Valley Rd.
This is a wonderful way to spread holiday cheer to children who may not otherwise receive gifts this holiday season. When dropping off toys, please remember to wear a face covering and drop off the toys in the toy boxes located in front of each fire station. |
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Stay Connected!Now, more than ever, staying connected is so important. Follow the City of Napa on social media, subscribe to our e-newsletter and register for Nixle alerts today! |
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