Happy 4th of July, Napa!
Have a happy and safe holiday weekend!
And remember, the City of Napa offices will be closed on Monday, July 4th, in observance of the holiday, reopening on Tuesday, July 5th.
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Leave the Fireworks to the ProsWith summertime upon us, and the 4th of July just around the corner, here are some firework do's and don'ts to keep in mind:
DON'T use fireworks in your summertime celebrations
DO leave fireworks to the professionals!
Remember, fireworks can cause fires, especially in this hot, dry weather, as well as property damage, injuries or even death. Please be safe and leave the fireworks to the pros!
Check out all the ways to celebrate Independence Day in Napa below! |
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4th of July in Napa
Community Parade starts at 10:00am
Downtown Napa 2nd and 3rd Streets
Celebrating Independence, Patriotism, Community and Napa's 175th birthday. Presented by the Napa Sunrise Rotary. For more parade information go HERE.
Community Concert
Oxbow Commons 5:00 – 9:00pm
Free live music, festival food and beverage on the Oxbow Riverstage at Oxbow Commons.
5:00-5:30 Roem Baur
5:45-6:30 La Gente SF
6:45-7:30 Lovers & Strangers
7:45-9:00 Headliner: Royal Jelly Jive
*Times subject to change
Please note: due to the large crowds and noise, only service animals will be allowed into the event.
Fireworks Display
Downtown Napa 9:30pm
Enjoy the fireworks show from Oxbow Commons, Veterans Park, Riverfront Green Park and along the Harry T. Price Riverwalk. |
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Napa City Council Recognizes Pride Month The City of Napa recognized June as Pride Month at our June 7 Council meeting!
The City is committed to fostering a healthy, diverse and inclusive community where we affirm our neighbors, celebrate our differences, and create a safer, more welcoming community for all to thrive. |
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How to Pay Your Water Bill Need to pay your water bill? Please visit CityofNapa.org/WaterBill to learn about the different ways to pay.
Want to pay online? Read our simple instructions about how to set up an account and pay your bill online at www.CityofNapa.org/WaterBill. |
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Housing Week is Coming Up in JulyJoin us at in-person events during Housing Week July 25-31 to learn more about the City of Napa's General Plan Housing Element Update and help shape Napa’s housing future! Drop by an event and take a survey to be entered to win a prize. See the project website for more information, the schedule of events, and to sign up for the newsletter.
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Napa City Council Adopts Balanced Budget for 2022-23 Fiscal YearOn June 21, the Napa City Council unanimously voted to adopt the City’s balanced $110.8 million general fund budget for the upcoming 2022-2023 fiscal year.
“The City Council and City staff have worked meticulously to ensure we can deliver a balanced and reasonable budget for the upcoming fiscal year,” said Mayor Scott Sedgley. “We are confident this budget will allow us to use our City’s funds responsibly and effectively to keep delivering high-quality services for our residents, as well as make progress on the City Council’s top priorities, including stabilizing the City’s workforce, focusing on homelessness and housing, and addressing climate change.”
The adopted budget reflects an increase in the City’s General Fund revenue, which is estimated to meet or exceed pre-pandemic levels from 2019. Many of Napa’s revenue streams, including its sales tax, transient occupancy tax, business license tax, license and permit fees, as well as other revenues like park rentals, have begun to recover from the pandemic and rebounded faster than the City anticipated.
Read on for the full story here.
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State Now Prohibits Watering of "Non-Functional" Turf at Commercial, Industrial and Institutional SitesWith the drought deepening, the State has now prohibited the watering of ornamental, “non-functional” turf at commercial, industrial, and institutional sites. Trees should continue to be irrigated appropriately. Lawn areas used for sports, recreation, or events are exempt from the ban, as are residential lawns. Violations of the ban may be reported at savewater.ca.gov. Visit the State Water Board web page for more information. |
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Roundabout Public Art Project
The City of Napa is conducting a review process to choose an artwork for the Roundabout at 1st Street & California Street. Community feedback is integral in choosing an art piece that reflects our evolving culture and identity.
The City aims to accomplish five goals with this project including:
1) Enhancing downtown Napa's image as a world-class art destination
2) Be iconic and a true gateway piece
3) Be site-specific and original
4) Be inviting and aesthetically appealing
5) Be viewable as a drive-by experience
Learn more about the project and take the survey today: https://www.cityofnapa.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=441
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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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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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Save Water, Napa!
As Napa continues to face severe drought conditions, it's never been more important to abide by the following water waste prohibitions:
- Do Not irrigate between the hours of 10 am and 5 pm.
- Do Not irrigate during rain or within 48 hours after measurable rainfall.
- Do Not overwater lawns and gardens to the point of excessive flowing runoff.
- Do Not use drinking water to wash driveways and sidewalks.
- Do Not wash a motor vehicle by hose unless it is equipped with a shutoff nozzle.
- Do Not operate a fountain or decorative water feature unless the water is recirculated.
- Do Not drain and refill a swimming pool unless needed for repair purposes.
Thank you for doing your part in helping us reach our 20% community-wide reduction goal in #Napa! For more water conservation tips and #drought updates, 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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