VALLEJO WEEKLY
Hello Vallejo
ANDREW’S ANNOUNCEMENTS
A MESSAGE FROM THE CITY MANAGER
Warmer days have quickly shifted into hot ones this week, and the heat is expected to continue through the weekend. Please take care of yourselves by staying cool and hydrated.
Looking ahead, at next Tuesday’s meeting, the City Council will consider a number of important matters. These include the annual progress report on implementation of the City’s General Plan and Housing Element; the Blue Rock Springs preliminary golf course concept plan; an update on the City’s unhoused strategic plan and White Slough; and consideration of a potential new 51-unit single family home development.
The Police Oversight and Accountability Commission (POAC) will hold a special meeting on March 30th to review a proposed updated personnel complaint policy for the Police Department and gather crucial community input. The Police Department will also host
a community meeting in April to present the proposed updated policy and gather input.
This week also marks the start of the third year of Vallejo’s Citizens Academy, which kicked off on March 18th. The Academy gives residents a behind the scenes look at how our city operates and offers a meaningful opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with City departments. I’m confident that this year’s participants will gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for their local government.
A quick reminder as well: Vallejo City Unified School District begins its two week spring break after classes end on Friday, March 20, with students returning on Monday, April 6. Please be mindful of increased youth activity throughout the community during this time.
With Appreciation
Andrew Murray City Manager
Clean CA Grant- 9
Vallejo Issues Two RFP’s - 10
Women’s History Spotlight - 12
World Water Day - 15
Watch Out For Scams! - 19
Clean Up! - 20
Police Reform Spotlight - 23
Hwy29/Sonoma Blvd Update - 24
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Reach your city council
Mayor Andrea Sorce (Term Expires Jan 2029)
Andrea.Sorce@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4377
Vice Mayor Diosdado “JR” Matulac (District 2 - Term Expires Jan 2027) JR.Matulac@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4132
Council Member Alexander Matias (District 1 - Term Expires Jan 2029) Alexander.Matias@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4134
Council Member Tonia Lediju, Phd (District 3 - Term Expires Jan 2029) Tonia.Lediju@cityofvallejo.net 707-649-7716
Council Member Charles Palmares (District 4 - Term Expires Jan 2027) Charles.Palmares@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4133
Council Member Peter Bregenzer (District 5 -Term Expires Jan 2027) Peter.Bregenzer@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4131
Council Member Helen-Marie Gordon (District 6 - Term Expires Jan 2029) Helen-Marie.Gordon@cityofvallejo.net 707-649-7711
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VIRTUAL TOWN HALL
JOIN SOLANO RCD’S FREE ONLINE WORKSHOP
Creating a Monarch Butterfly Habitat
THURSDAY, APRIL 2
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM ND
The Online Workshop will Cover:
The natural history and life cycle of Monarch butterflies
The essential plants Monarchs need to thrive
How to properly install and manage those plants for the benefit of butterflies
To register for the online workshop, please use this link https://us02web zoom us/meeting/register/6E1 GWExRUixWULIRJ0n5A or email your first and last name to chelsea freeze@solanorcd org
Are you a parent of a child aged 0-8 years old looking for community resources to nurture their growth? Maybe child care, extracurricular activities such as dance or karate, a welcoming dentist office for that first visit, or a face painter for their next birthday party?
Then come help us kick off the National Week of the Young Child at the Solano Young Children Resource Fair! This fair is designed to provide parents with resources for their young children and is free to the community. Attendees who RSVP below will receive one free raffle ticket per household and current (as of 4/2/2026) CAEYC members will receive TWO!
Date: Sunday, April 12, 2026
Time: Noon-2pm
Cost: Free
Location: Fairfield-Suisun Adult School 900 Travis Blvd. Fairfield, CA 94533
RSVP here: https://forms.gle/9J WE3cKdU3Pp4rcb8
Questions? Email: sn.caeyc@gmail.com
VALLEJO UNITED SOCCER CLUB TRYOUTS
Join Vallejo United Soccer Club today and become a member of a community dedicated to fostering a love for the game and supporting the development of our youth.
Weekly training & coaching
NorCal State Cup and Tournaments WHY JOIN US?
Competitive matches and divisions
Girls and Boys Teams
TRYOUT DETAILS
U8-U14 MAY 6-8th 530-7PM U15-U19 MAY 20-22nd 530-7PM
WARDLAW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1698 Oakwood Ave Vallejo, CA 94591
Vallejo Symphony
Concert III
London Symphony
Symphony No. 1, “Classical” — Sergei Prokofiev, Saint Cello Concerto No. 1 — Camille Saint-Saëns, Isaac Pastor-Chemak, cello soloist Symphony No.104 “London” — Joseph Haydn Marc Taddei, conducting
Our grand finale brings Haydn’s last and greatest symphony to the stage—his jubilant farewell to the form he helped define. The evening opens with Prokofiev’s cheeky Classical Symphony and SaintSaëns’ passionate Cello Concerto No. 1, performed by our exceptional principal cellist Isaac Pastor-Chernik. His playing combines fire, grace, and total command of the instrument.
Sunday, April 19, 2026, 3PM at the Empress Theatre
We ignite a lifelong passion for soccer
The City of Vallejo—together with Healthy Vallejo and Vallejo Main Street—is proud to announce that we have been awarded the full Three Hundred Thousand Dollars in funding for the Clean & Proud Vallejo Initiative through the Clean CA Community Cleanup and Employment Pathway (CCEP) Grant. This exciting initiative will bring new life to some of Vallejo’s most impacted neighborhoods through rapid response graffiti removal, large scale litter cleanup, and vibrant urban greening efforts. Even more importantly, it will provide paid workforce training and job opportunities for local youth. By improving public spaces and inviting participation from residents, students, and local businesses, the project aims to strengthen community pride, enhance safety, and build long term environmental stewardship in historically underserved areas.
Healthy Vallejo will serve as the project’s lead for litter abatement and graffiti removal, offering paid transitional employment, hands on community health engagement, and coordination of volunteers. Vallejo Main Street—whose mission includes achieving official Main Street designation—will act as the City’s downtown business partner for beautification and community activation.
The Clean & Proud Vallejo Initiative is focused on CCEP identified hotspot areas where rising litter, vandalism, and recurring illegal dumping—often brought in from neighboring jurisdictions—have strained city resources and contributed to declining conditions. This effort will help reverse these trends with visible, consistent, and proactive cleanup strategies.
In collaboration with CA GreenWorks, the City will also launch its first-ever Adopt a Spot program to ensure that this progress continues long after the CCEP project period ends. Through this program, residents, youth participants, and businesses will help care for public spaces, plant at least 200 drought tolerant native trees, and take part in workforce learning such as Urban Arborist Training and introductory green jobs education. Outreach will be prioritized for disadvantaged communities to ensure equitable access to these opportunities.
All activities are aligned with Vallejo’s Clean CA Community designation and follow Keep California Beautiful best practices—with an emphasis on visibility, rapid response, and preventing blight before it starts.
Economic Development Department Request for Proposal to Provide: Environmental Assessment and Reuse Planning Activities in the City of Vallejo on Two Target Areas: Mare Island and Downtown Waterfront, Focusing on Brownfield Sites
RFP released: February 18, 2026
Proposals Due 3 PM March 30, 2026
Learn more at HERE
The City of Vallejo and the Public Works Department Request for Proposal to Provide: Workforce Development Services for Urban Greening, Tree Planting, Irrigation, and Landscape Maintenance
RFP released: February 23, 2026
Proposals Due 5 PM April 6, 2026
Learn more at HERE
Mindful Movement
Preschool Yoga • Mindfulness • Emotional Literacy Move. Breathe. Feel. Grow.
Join our joyful preschool yoga class designed especially for young children to explore movement, mindfulness, and emotions in a safe, playful way
What to Expect
Through age-appropriate yoga poses, stories, music, dancing and games, children learn to:
• Stretch and move their bodies with confidence
• Practice calm breathing and relaxation
• Recognize and name feelings like happy, sad, excited, or frustrated
• Build empathy, self-regulation, and kindness
���� Why Mindfulness & Emotional Literacy?
Early childhood is the perfect time to help children:
• Develop emotional awareness
• Learn healthy ways to manage big feelings
• Build focus, resilience, and self-confidence
These skills support learning, friendships, and overall well-being on and off the mat.
Questions?
CARE4EM707 Instagram
CARE4EM FB Address: Solano Family and Children’s Services Conference Room 420 E Executive Ct N Fairfield, CA 94534
���� Class Details
• Saturday 9:30 am
• March 7 14 21 and 28 (come to all or one, drop-ins welcome)
• Ages: 3–6 years
• Length: 45 minutes
• Setting: Playful, energetic and inclusive
• Where: Solano Family and Children’s Services (Fairfield Conference Room)
• Experience needed: None at all!
Children and adults wear comfortable clothes and bring their energy Yoga mats are provided.
Solano County
EARTH DAY CLEANUP
BENICIA
Location: Benicia Bus Hub
(Corner of Park & Industrial Way)
Time: Saturday April 18, 8am-11am
Contact: Sharon Denney
Email: SDenney@ci.benicia.ca.us http://www.ci.benicia.ca.us/stormwater
DIXON
Location: Pond C at 1265 Yale Drive
Time: Saturday April 18, 9am-11am
Contact: Leland Markusen
Email: LMarkusen@cityofdixonca.gov www.cityofdixonca.gov/stormwater
FAIRFIELD
Location: Lower Ledgewood Creek
(parking lot behind Home Depot)
Time: Saturday April 18, 9am-11am
Contact: Trang Bui
Email: TBui@fairfieldsuisunsewer.ca.gov https://www.fairfieldsuisunsewer.ca.gov/
LAKE SOLANO
Location: Lake Solano County Park
Time: Saturday April 18, 9am-12pm
Contact: Jamie Fussell
Email: JMFussell@SolanoCounty.gov www.solanocounty.gov
RIO VISTA
Location: Sandy Beach Park
Time: Saturday April 18, 10am-12pm
Contact: Marissa Medders
Email: MAMedders@SolanoCounty.gov www.solanocounty.gov
VACAVILLE
Location: Andrew’s Park
Time: Saturday April 18, 9am-11am
Contact: Robyn Slater Email: robyn.slater@solanorcd.org www.cityofvacaville.com/creekcleanup
SUISUN CITY
Location: Lower Union Ave Creek
(dead end of Railroad Ave near Marina Blvd)
Time: Saturday April 18, 9am-11am
Contact: Trang Bui
Email: TBui@fairfieldsuisunsewer.ca.gov https://www.fairfieldsuisunsewer.ca.gov/
Location: Grizzly Island Road
(meet at Suisun Hill Bridge)
Time: Saturday April 11, 9:30am-12:30pm
Contact: Di Holokahi
Email: Di@solanolandtrust.org www.solanolandtrust.org
call 707.678.1655 (ext 104) or visit www.cleanupsolano.org
VALLEJO
Location: Blue Rock Springs Creek Corridor
(below Wardlaw Park)
Time: Saturday April 18, 9am-11:30am
Contact: Doug Darling
Email: ddfish4life@sbcglobal.net www.vallejowatershedalliance.org
Location: McGary Road (meet at Lynch Canyon parking lot)
Time: Saturday April 18, 9am-11:30am
Contact: Diana Samuels
Email: DLSamuels@SolanoCounty.goc www.solanocounty.gov
Women’s History Spotlight: Elisia Ricciardi
Thirty years ago, Elisia Ricciardi was a young Vallejo mom working her first real job at Marine World Africa USA. Attendance was dipping, layoffs were looming, and with two small children depending on her, she knew she needed something more stable. Vallejo was her hometown, and she wanted to build a future in the community she loved. So she set her sights on becoming a dispatcher for the City of Vallejo. Elisia didn’t just apply—she prepared. She completed the police dispatch academy offered through Napa Valley College and even volunteered with the Vallejo Police Department. Still, her first two applications were rejected. But the third time really was the charm. When Elisia was hired, she made City history: she became the first dispatcher ever brought on without prior dispatch experience. Her success opened the door for future entry-level hires and helped shift the City’s confidence in developing new talent.
From that first trainee position, Elisia worked her way up through good years and lean years, eventually becoming the head of the Communications Dispatch team. She could retire today with three decades of hard-earned accomplishments behind her—but she isn’t ready to close this chapter yet. She has a personal mission: to leave the division fully staffed, just as it was when she first joined. It’s
an ambitious goal, and she’s working tirelessly toward it while also helping prepare the City’s new dispatch center for opening.
What has fueled her dedication for so many years? Helping people. Helping the callers who reach out in their hardest moments. Helping her team learn, grow, and thrive. Helping the City she still calls home become stronger. She wants to be here when Vallejo returns to the community her parents once knew.
Outside of work, Elisia leads a full and vibrant life. She loves to travel, cook (she even spent a stint catering), and explore new restaurants as a self-proclaimed foodie. She enjoys fishing and being outdoors. Her Italian roots run deep, and she would love to spend more time in Italy—maybe even retire there someday. Family is central to her life: she treasures time with her children and grandchildren. And in a fun twist, she is an ordained minister who has officiated four weddings, including her own son’s. She cherishes the role, calling it an honor to be part of such meaningful moments.
After 30 years of service, Elisia Ricciardi continues to bring heart, commitment, and hometown pride to the City of Vallejo—proving that sometimes the best careers start with a leap of faith, a little persistence, and a whole lot of heart.
Water You Can Rely On World
Water Day | March 22, 2026
Most of us in Vallejo rarely think twice when we turn on the tap. Whether it’s filling a glass of water, making coffee, cooking dinner, watering plants, or showering before the day begins, clean water is simply part of daily life. It is so routine that it often goes unnoticed.
World Water Day, observed each year on March 22 and recognized by the United Nations, encourages people around the world to reflect on the importance of safe and reliable water. It also highlights a reality that is easy to overlook: access to safe drinking water is not guaranteed for everyone.
Around the globe, approximately two billion people-roughly one in four-lack reliable access to safe drinking water. In many regions, families must travel long distances to collect water, and the water they bring home may not be safe to drink. Waterborne illness remains a significant challenge in areas where water systems are limited or unavailable.
Modern public water systems have dramatically changed that reality in communities like Vallejo. Access to treated, tested drinking water stands as one of the most important public health achievements of the past century. Safe drinking water protects public health, supports local economies, and enables communities to grow and thrive. Here in Vallejo, water begins its journey in regional sources that supply much of Solano County and Northern California, including Lake Berryessa and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. From there, it is conveyed to the City’s primary treatment facility-
the Fleming Hill Water Treatment Plant-where it is carefully treated, continuously monitored, and rigorously tested before being delivered through a vast network of pipelines to homes and businesses throughout the city.
Throughout the year, Vallejo Water collects thousands of samples at numerous points across the system* to ensure that the water delivered to customers consistently meets or exceeds all state and federal drinking water standards.
Clean drinking water supports far more than what happens inside the home. Schools, hospitals, restaurants, and local businesses depend on it every day. Parks and public spaces rely on it. Emergency services depend on it. A reliable water system is essential to keeping an entire community like Vallejo operating safely and effectively.
Because this system works quietly in the background of daily life, its importance can be easy to overlook. World Water Day provides an opportunity to reflect on the critical role water plays-not only in our daily routines, but in the health, safety, and vitality of our community.
In Vallejo, safe and reliable drinking water is something residents can depend on every day. On World Water Day, Vallejo Water encourages the community to take a moment to recognize and appreciate this essential resource that supports our homes, businesses, and shared quality of life.
* As a reminder, while we conduct thousands of water quality tests each year, the City of Vallejo will never request access into your home to perform water testing.
$75 Adoption Fee (50% off!)
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Chakra
Luffy
Domestic Short Hair, Black, F, 2.5 yo, 10 lbs, $150 adoption fee
A quiet, shy kitty who once raised multiple litters now hopes for a forever home. She enjoys wand toys, keeps to herself, and would thrive as the only pet in a calm, patient household.
Pit bull Terrier-Sharpei mix, tan and white, M, 3.5 yo, 66 lbs, $75 adoption fee through 3/31
Silly, energetic, and loves fetching balls. He can get overstimulated, so he needs an experienced, dedicated adult home willing to train him and appreciate his smart, loving nature.
Planning a Community Clean-Up?
The City of Vallejo Supports Your Efforts to Keep Our Community Clean and Beautiful. To ensure your event meets City requirements and to help us coordinate support, please reach out early in your planning process and review these guidelines for a safe and successful event.
Need Volunteer Support?
Need help recruiting volunteers? We can assist with outreach, planning, and coordination. Contact: volunteers@cityofvallejo.net at least 30 days before your clean-up.
Need To Use The Community Tool Trailer?
Use the Community Tool Trailer Reservation Form to reserve the Tool Trailer at least 14 days before your event.
Need A Free Dumpster?
Contact Code Enforcement to confirm availability. Apply HERE
Cleaning Up On Private Property?
You will need written permission from the property owner if any part of your clean-up is on private property.
Planning A Larger Event With 75+ Participants?
Special Event Requirements
You will need to submit a Special Event Application, receive a permit, and provide proof of insurance if your event includes any of the following:
• 75 or more participants at one time
• Amplified music (live band or DJ)
• Inflatables (bouncy houses)
• Tents or canopies
• Food trucks or commercial food vendors
A Temporary Use Permit (TUP) may be required (find more details HERE). A StreetClosure Permit, and a Traffic Control Plan will also be required if a street closure is involved.
More Details about Special Event Permit Fees can be found HERE. Get more details from the City of Vallejo Community Event Guidelines
Let Us Celebrate Your Win
Take before/after photos and share them with us at: RootedVallejo.com or Volunteers@cityofvallejo.net
Thank you for helping keep Vallejo clean, welcoming, and beautiful! Your commitment makes a difference.
Need more Help? Call 707-648-8616 or Email: Volunteers@cityofvallejo.net
Interested in Joining Our Team?
Communications Operator I - Closing On 3/26/2026
Heavy Equipment Operator - Closing On 3/24/2026
Code Enforcement Manager - Closing On 3/30/2026
Traffic Engineer - Closing On 3/31/2026
Building Plans Examiner - Closing On 4/13/2026
Communications Operator II (Extra Help) - Closing On 5/4/2026
Firefighter / Paramedic - Closing On 5/18/2026
Police Officer (Entry Level - Academy Graduate)Closing On 6/30/2026
Police Officer (Lateral) - Closing On 6/30/2026
Police Cadet - Closing On 6/30/2026
Police Officer (Recruit) - Closing On 6/30/2026
The Neighborhood Watch Program offers our community members a chance to stay informed, build connections, and enhance communication with one another and our police department. It’s about neighbors working together to create a safer community.
If you’re interested in how the Neighborhood Watch Program can improve your area, contact Sgt. Hollis at Rashad.Hollis@cityofvallejo.net for more information.
By taking proactive steps today, we can help create a safer tomorrow for our communities.
Click HERE to see all of our current job listings
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Thinking About Building an ADU? Start Here!
The City of Vallejo has released a brand-new ADU Mini-Guide for Homeowners to help you plan, design, and build an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) or Junior ADU (JADU) on your property. Whether you’re looking to create space for family, generate rental income, or boost your property value, this guide walks you through the entire process. What’s Inside?
Step-by-step breakdown of the ADU process
Key design and permitting tips
Overview of local rules, fees, and timelines
Links to helpful tools and financing resources
View or download the guide: Vallejo ADU Mini-Guide for Homeowners (PDF)
If you’ve been wondering whether an ADU is right for you - this is the place to start! For questions, contact the City of Vallejo Planning Division at (707) 648-4326 or planning@cityofvallejo.net.
Police Reform Spotlight: Vallejo Evaluation Team Releases the Annual Report Year One on Police Reform Progress
The Vallejo Police Department has announced the public release of the Vallejo Evaluation Team (VET) Annual Report Year One. This report assesses the department’s progress under the Settlement Agreement with the California Department of Justice.
The VET Annual Report Year One highlights the ongoing partnership between the City of Vallejo, the Vallejo Police Department, the California Department of Justice, and the Vallejo Evaluation Team. It documents the foundational work completed during the first year of the settlement agreement, including the establishment of infrastructure and processes designed to ensure long-term accountability and compliance.
Key highlights of the report include the Evaluator’s recognition of the creation and operation of the Compliance, Integrity, and Accountability Division (CIAD) as a best practice for managing and coordinating reform efforts. The Evaluator also praised the department’s engagement and responsiveness throughout Year One, despite facing staffing challenges.
The report notes measurable progress in implementing reform. During Year One, the Vallejo Police Department achieved substantial compliance with multiple requirements of the settlement agreement, which were reviewed and approved by the California Department of Justice. The Evaluator described this progress as a meaningful step forward in the reform process.
Additionally, the report emphasizes ongoing improvements in crisis response, including coordinated and alternative response models that prioritize de-escalation, safety, and collaboration with behavioral health and community-based service providers. In an effort to overcome capacity limitations and slow progress, the report also highlights the need for strengthened internal City of Vallejo coordination and project management oversight. The City of Vallejo has used this feedback to make several improvements and process changes to be more effective in our reform work as the City entered Year-2.
To promote transparency and encourage public engagement, the Vallejo Police Department will host a community forum later this year to review findings from the VET Annual Report Year One, provide updates on ongoing reform efforts, and allow community members to ask questions and share comments or concerns.
Chief of Police Jason Ta stated, “The first year of this process was about building the structure necessary to support lasting reform. While there is still work ahead, this report reflects important progress, honest evaluation, and a continued commitment to accountability, transparency, and improvement. We welcome community engagement and feedback as we move into the next phase of this work.”
The Vallejo Police Department remains dedicated to transparency, accountability, and meaningful engagement with the community as it continues its reform efforts.
The Vallejo Evaluation Team Annual Report Year One can be viewed HERE
For media inquiries, please contact Public Information Officer Sgt. Rashad Hollis by email at VallejoPolicePIO@cityofvallejo.net or by phone at (707) 567-4233.
State Route-29 Pavement Rehabilitation and Complete Street Update
A lot is happening along SR-29, and we’re excited to share the progress with you. Alleyways are being filled, new lighting is going up, and crews continue patching potholes to keep the route smoother and safer until full paving begins this spring.
As work moves forward, we’d like to highlight a key feature you’ll see along the corridor: bulbouts. So—what exactly are they?
A bulb-out occurs at intersections where pedestrians prepare to cross the road. The curb is extended out, creating a narrow roadway allowing pedestrians to have a shorter path of travel from one side of the road to the other. The bulb-out also makes pedestrians more visible to motorists and encourages motorists to slow down.
For project updates and additional information, visit the State Route 29 website.
For more information on this project please go to our website -Caltrans State Route 29 Webpage The project is expected to be completed in late Fall 2026
VALLEJO HOUSING
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY ON TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Participants can request appointments by scanning the QR code with your smartphone or tablet or by clicking on this link.
cityofvallejo.co/47gz8Dy
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
For general inquiries: (707) 648-4507
New Website Connects Solano Residents to Aging & Disability Support
A new online resource, www.aaans.org, makes it easier for Solano County’s older and disabled adults and those who care for them to connect to vital support. The site offers user-friendly directories of free local services, from healthcare counseling and transportation to caregiver respite and legal advice. It also features downloadable resource guides in English and Spanish, plus direct connections to staff for personalized support.
With Solano’s older adult population growing rapidly, access to trusted, easy-to-use information is more important than ever. Visit www.aaans.org to explore the full range of services available.
Vallejo Property Owners — Let’s Keep Our Neighborhoods Thriving!
Do you own a vacant property in Vallejo? Help us protect our community by taking proactive steps to maintain your property and prevent blight.
The Vacant & Foreclosed Real Property Registration Program is here to help!
Register your property
Submit required documents
Get your questions answered
Contact Code Enforcement at 707-648-4469
Or visit: https://cityofvallejo.co/VacantRealPropertyRegistration
Together, we can keep Vallejo vibrant and safe!
Planning an Event in Vallejo?
You may need a permit for that, especially if it’s more than 75 people. Let our team help you with that. Please visit the City of Vallejo’s website for more information: https://www.cityofvallejo.net/cms/one. aspx?portalId=16925451&pageId=17554100
If you are ready to submit your application you can do that here: https://cityofvallejo.formstack.com/forms/special_event_ application
If you have questions you can email specialevents@cityofvallejo.net or call us at 707-648-8616
