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City of Napa Continues Work to Address Traffic Safety Measures on Local Roadways
The City of Napa is committed to continuing to address traffic safety issues in the City of Napa and ensuring that our pedestrians, cyclists and motorists can travel safely through our City.
Work is underway to enhance the safety of our local roadways, from developing a Local Roadway Safety Plan (see below), to increasing enforcement, implementing traffic calming measures and more.
Read on to learn the latest in our efforts in our News Flash.
Stay tuned to www.cityofnapa.org/TrafficSafety to keep up on traffic safety updates.
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Feedback Needed: Help to Develop Local Roadway Safety PlanSubmit Your Thoughts by Sunday, June 5th
The City of Napa is developing a comprehensive Local Roadway Safety Plan (LRSP), which aims to help the City to enhance traffic safety for all modes of transportation (driving, walking, bicycling, and riding transit) and for all ages and abilities.
In addition to analyzing collision data to help address traffic safety here in Napa, we are turning to you, our community members, for your feedback and thoughts on traffic safety.
We have launched a new webpage about the project, where you can learn more about the Local Roadway Safety Plan, report a concern, view an interactive map of collision history here in town, and stay on top of project updates.
Visit www.cityofnapa.org/RoadwaySafetyPlan to learn more!
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City of Napa: Careers Grow Here
Is your New Years Resolution to find a new career that you love? Check out open positions with the City of Napa! The City of Napa has great benefits and career development opportunities. Learn more about open positions and benefits at CityofNapa.org/Careers!
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Would you like a summer filled with fun experiences and memories for a lifetime? We invite you to apply for our Summer Camp Leader and Program Manager positions!
If you enjoy being outdoors, love working with kids and don't mind getting your hands dirty, you'd be a great fit!
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Do you have a passion for solving complex problems? Are you eager to use your plant maintenance experience to serve your community?
Apply for our full-time Water Plant Maintenance Mechanic Lead position and employ your technical skills to ensure the reliable delivery of high quality water to the community we serve!
In this role, you would work closely with a work group that strives to perform predictive, preventive, and corrective maintenance to keep equipment in optimal working condition and respond to emergency needs to insure the reliability for 24/7 operation.
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Do you have experience in information monitoring, site management, and water treatment? The City of Napa invites you to apply for our full-time Water Treatment Operator position!
The City owns and operate two conventional water treatment plants (20 MGD each) and one 3 MGD direct filtration plant that treat water from the State Water Project and from City owned reservoirs. In this role, you'd be a key member of the team and help operate our three plants and facilities.
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CityofNapa.org Gets a Refresh!We've got news! Based on analytics and surveys, we have made adjustments to our City site to simplify your online experience!
On our new and improved site, you will find popular links at the top of the homepage, a floating Google Translate button, and more!
Check out our updated site now: www.cityofnapa.org |
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Parks & Recreation June Newsletter
Napa Parks & Recreation just released their June newsletter and it is jampacked with summer fun!
Check it out here! |
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Happy Pride Month, Napa!To honor the entire LGBTQ+ community and show the City of Napa's support for ALL of our residents, the Pride flag was raised at City Hall today with the help of Lilia Heine of First 5 Napa, and her children (pictured below).
Happy Pride! |
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Save Water, Napa!
As California continues to experience drought conditions, it's important to do what we can here in Napa to Save Water!
Don't know where to start? Consider adopting a few of these water conservation tips:
- Applying mulch to planted areas to retain moisture in the soil.
- Running only full loads of laundry or dishes.
- Turning off the water while you lather with soap, shave, or brush your teeth.
- Using a broom instead of a hose to clean off patios, decks, sidewalks, and driveways.
For additional drought resources, visit https://www.cityofnapa.org/1018/Drought-Update
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Where to get Vaccinated in Napa County
There are many vaccination resources across Napa County and California. Click below to find out more about the difference vaccination types and how to get vaccinated. |
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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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