Where to get Vaccinated in Napa County
There are many vaccination resources across Napa County and California, please visit the sites below to register for a vaccine appointment: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.) Additional questions? Please call: 707-253-4540 (Monday-Friday, 9-5 p.m.) or email coronaviru[email protected]
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Learn About Redistricting!City of Napa Pop-Up at the Napa Farmers Market August 31st
Grab some locally-grown veggies AND learn more about Napa's redistricting process at the next Napa Farmers Market! The City of Napa is setting up a pop-up booth at the farmers market on August 31 to answer all of your redistricting questions.
?? Learn about the process and how you can get involved at CityofNapa.org/Redistricting.
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Napa's Redistricting ProcessMulti-Agency Kick-Off September 16th
Want to learn more about redistricting taking place at the County, City, and Educational Institution levels? The City of Napa will be participating in a Multi-Agency Kick-Off Meeting hosted by Napa County on September 16 at 7 PM to explain the redistricting process and how members of the public can participate to ensure their voices are heard. Join us via Zoom for the Redistricting Virtual Workshop: https://countyofnapa.zoom.us/j/89110720775
To learn more about the City's redistricting process, how to redraw City Council districts, and find out ways to get involved, please visit CityofNapa.org/Redistricting.
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The City of Napa is looking to hire a Planning Manager!
If you are eager to implement strategic processes for the improvement of our community and work collaboratively with our exceptional Planning Division, apply today!
The Planning Manager will lead the Planning Division and Code Enforcement Division in guiding private development and enforcement of City codes, with major focus areas including the implementation and administration of land use and development policies and regulations, assisting the community with land use questions and procedures, and conducting development-related environmental review.
For more information, or to apply, visit our Jobs page. Applications are due by Sunday, September 12 at 11:59 p.m.
Looking for something different? We are also seeking a qualified candidate for a part-time position assisting our Recycling and Materials Diversion Division with community recycling, composting, and solid waste program goals. Do you have interest in outreach and educational campaigns? This position supports the division through community fieldwork! We are looking for someone with excellent interpersonal skills that allow for success when interacting with residents and commercial businesses.
Learn more here and search up other City of Napa jobs too! |
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Reminder: It Takes All of Us to Conserve Our Water
Together, we can combat the severe drought conditions our state is facing due to historically low rainfall levels in the past two years.
Don't forget to:
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Here's Your Chance to Vote Napa Farmers Market #1 Once Again!The Napa Farmers Market was voted #1 in California and we're defending our title! As we know, our local farmers market is an amazing place to find fresh produce while supporting our local farmers, growers and artisans. Vote for the Napa Farmers Market in the America's Farmers Market Celebration so we can stay #1 and win $2,500!
Voting open until Sept. 19: https://markets.farmland.org/market/napa-farmers-market/ |
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Francis Bridge Historical Commemoration
The City of Napa honored our fascinating history on Third Street Bridge by installing new plaques to commemorate George M. Francis and his contributions to the Napa Valley Register. On Tuesday, August 24th, a recognition event was held, which included remarks from Mayor Scott Sedgley and Public Works Director Julie Lucido as well as a plaque unveiling.
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Kennedy Park Clean UpThe health and safety of all those that live and work in Napa, including those who are experiencing homelessness, is of the utmost importance to the City of Napa.
With wildfire season and drought conditions upon us, protecting the community, including our infrastructure and park facilities, from fire danger is critical.
Last week, the City, along with Yerba Buena Engineering and Construction, worked for three days to remove excess garbage and waste, as well as any flammable, combustible or ash-producing items, such as firewood, propane tanks, lumber, and open flame fire pits from encampments in Kennedy Park.
Permanent housing is always the desired outcome of the homeless services system, but as we develop long-term solutions, we comply with state and federal policy on unsheltered homelessness. No one was displaced during this event. The Homeless Outreach Teams were onsite to provide connections to services, including shelter and housing resources.
This clean up helps bring us a step closer to protecting everyone in our community from preventable fires, and also keeps those experiencing homelessness safe until they can be connected with housing.
A special thanks to our folks in our Parks, Public Works, Police, and Fire Departments for their hard work to make the area safer for the community.
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Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program and Tenant Accessibility ADA Grants
The City of Napa's Housing Division is working to help landlords improve their rental units with two different grant and loan programs!
- Take advantage of the Rental Housing Rehabilitation Loan program's no interest 20-year loan to refurbish affordable rental housing
- Make your units ADA accessible with a grant of up to $5,000
Learn more and see if your rental units are eligible at https://www.cityofnapa.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=375.
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Deadline Extended: Opt In to PG&E's Wood Removal Program September 14thRecently, PG&E began contacting customers about a voluntary wood removal program on private land. To help ensure property owners with eligible wood have the opportunity to participate in this program, PG&E has extended the deadline to submit written opt-in authorization from August 24 to September 14. In addition to phone calls and door knocks that have been conducted to inform property owners of this work, PG&E has also sent eligible property owners a letter and permission form notifying them of the revised deadline to opt in.
Are you a property owner with questions? Email [email protected] or call 1-877-295-4949.
Read on for more info.
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Get Your Flume 2 Smart Home Water Monitor Today!
The City of Napa has partnered with Flume Water to bring you exclusive savings on the Flume 2 Smart Home Water Monitor!
Flume’s revolutionary device allows you to monitor your water use right from your smartphone 24/7. It will even alert you to possible leaks!
Flume installs easily in just minutes and it gives you the power to:
- Monitor your indoor and outdoor water use anytime from anywhere
- Reduce your water bills with monthly budgets
- Detect and put a stop to leaks immediately
For a limited time only, City of Napa water customers can get a Flume 2 Smart Home Water Monitor for just $65 plus tax and shipping (regularly $199)! Here’s how it works:
1. Purchase your Flume System for $90 plus tax and shipping (regularly $199). 2. Install your Flume System (you can do it yourself!) 3. Automatically get $25 refunded back to your credit card.
Act soon! A limited number of Flume Smart Home Water Monitors are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Get your Flume 2 Smart Home Water Monitor here: https://flumewater.com/napa
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Applicants Sought for Napa County Resource Conservation District Board of DirectorsThe County Executive Officer announces one opening on the Napa County Resource Conservation District Board of Directors, with the term of office to commence upon appointment and expire November 30, 2022. The recruitment will remain open until September 18, 2021.Learn more about the position and application process here. |
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Applications Due Today!
City Clerk Announces New Board and Commission Openings
Put your expertise to use and make a difference in your community by applying for one of Napa’s 17 new openings on various boards and commissions!
Open positions include:
- 2 openings - Bicycle and Trails Advisory Commission
- 3 openings - Building and Fire Code Board of Appeals
- 1 opening - Community Development Block Grant Advisory Committee
- 3 openings - Disability Access Board of Appeals
- 1 opening - Napa County Mosquito Abatement District Board
- 3 openings - Parks, Recreation and Trees Advisory Commission
- 4 openings - Senior Advisory Commission
Additional details regarding each position, eligibility, and the application link are available at http://www.CityOfNapa.org/268/Boards-Commissions, under the “Apply” section. All applications must be received by 5:00 p.m. Friday, August 27, 2021.
For more information contact Tiffany Carranza, City Clerk, at (707) 257-9503 or via email at [email protected]
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Know Your Zone - Evacuation Zone Numbers for Emergencies
The City and County of Napa are working with Zonehaven to help residents stay safe during emergencies. Napa County has established evacuation zone numbers for authorities to use in emergency alerts, press releases and on social media to notify residents where to go.
#KnowYourZone by visiting community.zonehaven.com, typing in your address in the search bar and writing down your Zone Number.
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Lake Hennessey Boat Launch Closed for the Season The City of Napa has closed the Lake Hennessey Boat Launch (dock) for the season. Record-low water levels at Lake Hennessey due to the region’s current drought make it necessary to close the boat launch for the safety of the public and to protect the lake’s water quality. The boat ramp has become too shallow and is forcing boaters to enter the Lake with their vehicle in order to launch their boats, which can potentially affect the water quality. As always, bodily contact or walking in the water while launching kayaks or canoes from the shore or boat dock is prohibited. Since Lake Hennessey is a municipal water supply, users must follow Boating Regulations and swimming and paddleboarding are not permitted. The Lake Hennessey Boat Dock parking lot will remain open. The boat dock is likely to stay closed until December or later, depending on the quantity of winter rain the region receives and the Lake’s levels. The City of Napa’s Water Division will continue to monitor the Lake’s levels and adjust closures accordingly. The Napa City Council declared a Moderate Water Shortage on May 4, and on July 20 enacted regulations that limit outdoor irrigation to two days per week. Napa’s Utilities Department is working to help residents make every drop count and reduce their personal water consumption through conservation tips, financial incentives, free water-saving devices, and educational opportunities. Visit the City’s Water Conservation page to learn more.
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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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