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Reminder: Fireworks are Illegal in the City AND County of NapaKeep everyone safe this Independence Day and leave fireworks to the pros!
Though we may be coming to the end of National Fireworks Safety Month, firework do's and don'ts are important to keep in mind as we head into July.
- DON'T use fireworks in your summer celebrations
- DO leave fireworks to the professionals
Under the City's Municipal Code, it is illegal in Napa to possess, use or sell fireworks and can come with fines up to $500. Fireworks cause thousands of serious injuries each year and have started thousands of dangerous fires. Leave the fireworks to the pros. Learn more about firework safety at https://www.nsc.org/home-safety/tools-resources/seasonal-safety/summer/fireworks.
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A Message From Your Fire ChiefsAbout the Dangers of Illegal Fireworks
Please take a minute to watch this important message from your local Fire Chiefs: https://youtu.be/OdCumcP870Q
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4th of July Fireworks Show Anticipated to Return in 2022
Due to uncertainty with COVID-19 and related budgetary impacts, the City of Napa will not host a firework display or celebration at Oxbow Commons this year. However, the Parks & Recreation Department will be adding an extra splash of patriotic color to help celebrate Independence Day downtown. With volunteers and staff, we will be hanging bunting and other decorations on the bridges, promenade, and Veteran's Memorial Park. Families and friends are encouraged to stroll downtown and enjoy the festive environment. Fireworks are anticipated to return for 2022!
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Napa's Redistricting ProcessWhat You Need To Know
Did you know that Napa started its redistricting process? Each public agency in California has to redistrict every 10 years after Census population data is released. Redrawing districts helps to ensure that Councilmembers represent close to the same amount of residents AND helps to protect voting rights and protects communities' interests.
Learn more about redistricting and how you can get involved with Napa's redistricting at www.CityofNapa.org/Redistricting
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Taking Recycling and Reducing to New Levels in Napa
In Napa, we take recycling and reducing our production of greenhouse gases seriously. In 2020, the Napa Recycling & Composting Facility recycled or composted almost 170,000 tons of material! This decreased our carbon dioxide emissions by 150,652 metric tons and used 906,065 million fewer BTUs of energy -- enough energy to power all the houses in Napa for four months!
Learn more about Napa Recycling's programs and how you can get involved at https://naparecycling.com/.
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Vacation Rental Ordinance ReminderDue to in increase in inquiries and concerns from our community, the City of Napa is reiterating its policy on residential vacation rentals.
- The City prohibits "transient occupancy" uses in residential neighborhoods (stays of 30 days or less).
- The City approves no more than 101 total vacation rental permits at a time.
- All vacation rental permits are currently in use and the wait list for a permit is currently full.
The City enforces these regulations in order to preserve and enhance the integrity of our residential neighborhoods. For more inormation, please visit https://www.cityofnapa.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=350.
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Homebuyer AssistanceAre You a First Time Homebuyer and Need Assistance?Were You Affected By the 2017 Napa Complex Fire (or other qualifying 2017 and 2018 disasters)?
Are you looking to buy your first home in Napa? The CalHome assistance programs are offering low-interest loans for qualified first-time home buyers OR those whose homes were affected by the 2017 Napa Complex Fire (or other qualifying 2017 and 2018 disasters).
- Assistance up to $150,000
- 0-1% interest rates on 20-30 year loans
- NO required monthly payments
Displaced homemakers or single parents may also qualify for these programs. Learn more and see if you're eligible at http://www.cityofnapa.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=349.
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PG&E Has Announces Moratorium on Gas and Electricity Non-Payment Shutoffs to End June 30thAttention Napans — PG&E has announced that the moratorium for gas and electricity non-payment shutoffs is anticipated to end June 30, 2021. While this does not mean shutoffs will happen July 1, the clock does restart on all non-payments. Qualified low-income customers may be eligible for additional relief or reduced energy costs. If you are experiencing financial hardships and have trouble paying your bill due to the economic impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19), please visit the PG&E COVID-19 portal at pge.com/covid19 for additional information and resources. |
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Annual Drinking Water Quality
Report Now Online - In English and SpanishOnce again, City of Napa tap water met all stringent U.S. EPA and State health standards in 2020. English and Spanish versions of the annual Drinking Water Quality
Report are posted online in the Water Quality section at www.cityofnapa.org/water. A message on recent water bills alerted customers of the report’s direct web address. Along with summarizing regulated substances and water treatment tasks, the report describes our source waters, the importance of protecting our watersheds, and water conservation tips relevant to the current drought. For ongoing monthly test results and more details about the regulatory standards that ensure public health, visit our Sampling & Testing page at www.cityofnapa.org/water.
Printed copies of this Drinking Water Quality Report will be mailed upon request by calling
707-257-9521. Beginning July 6, printed copies may be picked up at the Utilities Department, 1700 Second Street, Suite 100, or at the Finance-Collection windows in City Hall, 955 School Street.
The City continues to primarily use the electronic distribution method for this report, saving resources and ratepayer funds while still communicating to customers about the health and safety of their tap water.
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Vaccination Clinics in Napa County
There are many vaccination resources across Napa County and California. Individuals can register for Napa County Public Health clinics through MyTurn, and a calendar is available here Vaccination Clinics in Napa County. When viewing the calendar, click on a specific calendar event for more details and registration (if required). In addition to this resource, there are many vaccination providers available. See below for a list of the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program locations and health care resources. MyTurn.ca.gov Information & Support: 1-833-422-4255(Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday & Sunday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.)
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Getting Tested for COVID-19
If you think you may have COVID-19 symptoms or have come into close contact with someone who was diagnosed with COVID-19, you can get tested in Napa!
Visit https://www.countyofnapa.org/2776/COVID-19-Testing to find testing locations near you and other helpful COVID-19 testing resources.
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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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