ONTHECOVER
We’re grateful for our Seasonal Maintenance Assistants, Victor Figueroa and Michael Palumbo, who’ve been helping our City Arborist complete essential tree work around Rohnert Park. Our city’s 16,000 public trees quietly keep our air clean, our homes shaded, and our neighborhoods beautiful.
The Friendly City SPOTLIGHT
V E T E R A N S D A Y C E L E B R A T I O N
FREE ADMISSION
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2025
11AM-12PM
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER, 5401 SNYDER LANE JOIN US IN HONORING OUR VETERANS AND ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY.
HONORINGOURHEROES: VETERANSDAYCELEBRATION
Join us this Veterans Day as Rohnert Park comes together to honor the brave men and women who have served and those who continue to serve in the United States Armed Forces. This annual celebration invites the community to pause, reflect, and give thanks for the freedoms we enjoy today.
Hosted by Mayor Gerard Giudice, the ceremony will include:
A partial Avenue of the Flags display by the American Legion
A presentation of colors by the U.S. Coast Guard
Performances by the Rohnert Park Community Band and Chorale
A flag retirement ceremony by the Girl Scouts
Remarks from a veteran keynote speaker
The City will also recognize local heroes through the Military Banner Program, coordinated by Andy Durkee.
This year’s event features a new addition: the Field of Flags, created by a Lawrence Jones Middle School student to raise funds for Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Each flag represents a veteran’s service and sacrifice The display will be on the Community Center lawn from October 29 through Veterans Day.
To sponsor a flag, scan the QR code at the display or visit support.dav.org/participants/ExLStudents. Donations made by November 3 will ensure new flags are placed in time for the holiday
This event is free and open to the public.
For more information, visit www.rpcommunityservices.org, call 707-588-3456, or follow Rohnert Park Community Services on Facebook.
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL&DÍADE LOSMUERTOS CELEBRATIONBRINGS THECOMMUNITY TOGETHER
Rohnert Park’s annual Halloween Carnival and Día de los Muertos Celebration brought big smiles and a few friendly frights to the Community Center on October 25!
Even with a few sprinkles, families came out in full force to enjoy a day filled with live entertainment, carnival games, animal encounters, and delicious food. From Perry the Magician’s high-energy show to dazzling Ballet Folklórico and Aztec dance performances, the day was packed with excitement and culture for all ages.
One of the most meaningful features of this year’s event was the Community Altar, presented in partnership with Latino Alliance. Residents contributed photos, flowers, and personal mementos to create a stunning ofrenda honoring loved ones who have passed. The altar served as a shared space for reflection and connection, beautifully blending community spirit with cultural tradition
The City extends heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined the celebration and helped make the day such a success. Events like these remind us why Rohnert Park truly is the Friendly City where community, culture, and celebration come together in the most spirited way.
WHATISACOMMUNITYALTAR ANDDÍADELOSMUERTOS?
Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican tradition that celebrates the lives of loved ones who have passed away. Observed from October 31 to November 2, it’s a joyful and colorful holiday rooted in the belief that the spirits of the departed return to visit the living during this time. Families and communities honor them with offerings of food, flowers, photos, and candles creating a space that celebrates life, memory, and the bonds that never fade.
The Community Altar, or ofrenda, is a collective space for remembrance and connection. Each item placed on the altar whether a photo, a marigold, or a small keepsake represents love and gratitude for someone who is missed. By creating a shared altar, Rohnert Park comes together to celebrate culture, community, and the universal experience of remembering those who have shaped our lives It’s a reflection of unity, diversity, and community
CITYOFROHNERTPARK HOLIDAYCLOSURE
CARING FOROUR CITY’S CANOPY
Rohnert Park is home to more than 16,000 public trees, each one quietly working to make our city a greener, healthier, and more beautiful place. From shading our neighborhoods to keeping our air clean, these trees are a living investment in our community’s well-being.
This season, we’re especially grateful for the extra help from our Seasonal Maintenance Assistants, Victor Figueroa and Michael Palumbo, who’ve been supporting our City Arborist with essential maintenance projects. Together, they’ve completed clearance pruning along the Copeland Creek Path and performed a Redwood elevation prune on Snyder Avenue, helping to improve safety, visibility, and the overall health of our urban forest
The City of Rohnert Park employs a Certified Arborist to oversee public tree care, including planting, pruning, and ongoing maintenance across our parks, streets, and facilities. We place a high value on our trees and take pride in responding to resident requests for treerelated services.
If you notice concerns such as tree root issues, sidewalk or curb buckling, streetlight obstruction, low or invasive branches, or fallen limbs from Citymaintained trees, please call (707) 588-3300. For emergencies involving trees, contact the Public Safety Dispatcher at (707) 584-2600.
Our city’s trees do more than beautify they connect us, protect us, and remind us of the care that goes into making Rohnert Park truly the Friendly City
TUNE IN TO CHANNEL 26 — ROHNERT PARK’S WINDOW INTO THE COMMUNITY!
Want to stay connected in a fresh, easy way? Channel 26 is your go-to spot for all things Rohnert Park — from City Council meetings and community updates to local events and current happenings. It’s your community hub on TV, bringing neighbors, news, and stories together. Don’t miss out — tune in to Channel 26 and stay in the loop!
FIELDUPDATESAND SEASONALMAINTENANCE
As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping Rohnert Park’s parks and recreation spaces safe and enjoyable, Colegio Vista Park Baseball Field will be closed for turf renovation beginning October 23, 2025. The field is expected to reopen in early 2026, once winter weather subsides and conditions are suitable for play.
The Sunrise Park All-Weather Soccer Field remains open, and all other grass and dirt fields are currently open unless standing water is present, in which case the field should be considered closed.
Field conditions are typically updated on our website by 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Following significant rain, fields are usually closed for 1–2 days to allow for proper drainage and to prevent damage to the turf.
We appreciate the community’s patience and cooperation as we work to keep our fields in top shape for everyone to enjoy
LIBRARYEV CHARGINGSTATION UPGRADEDAND
READYTOUSE
Good news for local electric vehicle drivers!
The Electric Vehicle Charging Station (EVCS) at the Rohnert Park–Cotati Library parking lot (6250 Lynne Conde Way) is now back in service.
The original single-port charger at this location was recently replaced with a new dual-port EVCS, allowing two vehicles to charge at once. This upgrade helps improve accessibility and convenience for residents and visitors who drive electric vehicles
If you have an EV, stop by the library and charge up while you check out a good book or enjoy the nearby park.
$28.7MILLIONAWARDSECUREDFOR SENIORHOUSINGINROHNERTPARK
The City of Rohnert Park, in partnership with Burbank Housing, has been awarded a $28.7 million Homekey+ grant from the California Department of Housing and Community Development to create The Terraces at Copeland Creek, a new permanent supportive housing community for seniors at 6500 Redwood Drive The project will include 70 affordable apartments and on-site supportive services to help seniors who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness maintain stability, wellness, and connection to community.
This milestone completes the City’s four-year effort to build a full continuum of homelessness services from emergency response and interim housing to longterm supportive housing. The Terraces at Copeland Creek represents a major step forward in addressing local housing needs through compassion, innovation, and partnership. Learn more by reading the official press release here.
OCTOBERISDOMESTICVIOLENCE AWARENESSMONTH
At the October 28, 2025 City Council meeting, Mayor Giudice presented a proclamation declaring October 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in the City of Rohnert Park.
The proclamation highlights the City’s commitment to supporting survivors, raising awareness, and promoting resources that help break the cycle of violence in our community
Mayor Giudice presented the proclamation to Stacie Questioni, Domestic Violence Services Manager at YWCA Sonoma County, in recognition of the organization’s vital work providing safety, support, and advocacy for those affected by domestic violence.
To read the full proclamation, visit: Domestic Violence Awareness Month Proclamation (PDF).
OCTOBER19THROUGH25,2025 WASUNITEDAGAINSTHATEWEEK
Mayor Gerard Giudice has proclaimed October 19–25, 2025, as United Against Hate Week in the City of Rohnert Park. The proclamation calls on all residents, businesses, schools, and organizations to come together, reject hate, and promote kindness, inclusion, and respect for all
United Against Hate Week began as a grassroots poster campaign in the Bay Area in 2017, when communities in Berkeley and San Francisco responded to white-supremacist rallies by launching a message of unity: We Stand United Against Hate What started as local posters quickly grew into a statewide movement supported by the California Civil Rights Department and the California vs Hate coalition. Today, hundreds of cities across California join in each year to host art exhibits, discussions, school programs, and community events that amplify the call for safety, acceptance, and understanding.
By joining this movement, Rohnert Park reaffirms its commitment to compassion and unity reminding us that the strength of our community lies in how we treat one another. Together, we stand united against hate, and for a city where everyone can live, work, and thrive in dignity and respect
Learn more or find ways to participate at unitedagainsthateweek.org. Read the full proclamation here: United Against Hate Week Proclamation (PDF).
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT!
At the October 28, 2025 City Council Meeting, Interim Public Works Director Mark Hendersen shared "Storm Season Preparedness” key efforts to keep the city ready for heavy weather In his presentation, he shared:
An overview of the department’s storm-season readiness efforts
Insights into how multiple city departments coordinate with one another
Preventive actions taken ahead of storms and during monitoring phases
The monitoring toolbox, including flood stage information and procedures
Post-storm recovery plans and outreach strategies for the public
You can view the presentation here: https://rpcity.granicus.com/player/clip/1970? meta id=140594
MARIN/SONOMAMOSQUITOAND VECTORCONTROLSERVICES
Mosquitoes, yellowjackets, and other pests can make outdoor living tough—but free help is available through the Marin/Sonoma Mosquito and Vector Control District The District provides no-cost services to residents, including:
Mosquito control inspections and treatment
Free mosquitofish for ponds, fountains, or animal troughs
Yellowjacket nest removal (in-ground nests)
Rodent prevention advice and home inspections
Insect identification submit a photo or specimen online
School presentations for grades K–8
Community education on preventing bites and protecting health
You can help by eliminating standing water, repairing screens, clearing gutters, and reporting problem areas early. These simple steps reduce breeding grounds and protect neighbors from mosquito-borne illnesses like West Nile virus.
�� Contact: (707) 285-2200
�� Learn more or request service: msmosquito.org
Together, we can keep Rohnert Park healthy, comfortable, and mosquito-free.
Need help with housing, mental health, or financial guidance? The Rohnert Park People Services Center (RPPSC) is here for you right in the heart of our community.The Rohnert Park People Services Center (RPPSC), operated by Petaluma People Services, is your local hub for health and human services. Located at 6800 Hunter Drive, Suite B, the center offers a welcoming space for residents who need support with housing, mental health, finances, or other life challenges.
Services include housing placement and rental referrals, financial and Medicare assistance, domestic violence and mental health counseling, CalFresh enrollment, parenting classes, and more Trained navigators provide person-centered case management to connect clients with programs that fit their needs.
No long drives or waitlists—just accessible, compassionate help right here in Rohnert Park.
�� Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
�� Phone: 707-765-8488
�� More info: petalumapeople.org
SOUTHWESTBOULEVARD: ASAFER,GREENER,AND MORECONNECTEDSTREET
Rohnert Park recently celebrated the completion of the Southwest Boulevard Complete Streets Project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Southwest Boulevard and Adrian Drive. The $4.2 million project transformed one of the city’s busiest corridors with new sidewalks, a protected bike lane, landscaped medians, stormwaterfiltering bioretention areas, and energy-efficient lighting—creating a safer, greener, and more connected community space
City Manager Marcela Piedra, Mayor Gerard Giudice, Councilmember Samantha Rodriguez, James R. Cameron of the Sonoma County Transportation and Climate Authorities, and Transportation Engineer Jason Sampietro all shared remarks highlighting the teamwork and community spirit behind this project. The event concluded with the ribbon cutting and group photos celebrating this milestone for Rohnert Park.
On October 26, Rohnert Park joined NorCal Public Media to celebrate the grand opening of their new headquarters on Professional Center Drive
The event featured live music, studio tours, food trucks, and even a visit from Daniel Tiger himself. Families had the chance to step into the studios, meet producers, and see how local TV and radio come to life.
City staff attended to share resources and hand out emergency preparedness backpacks filled with supplies to help residents stay safe this winter part of our ongoing effort to support community readiness and storm preparedness across the city
NorCal Public Media’s new home in Rohnert Park marks an exciting step forward for local media, strengthening their ability to deliver trusted, community-based programming through KRCB TV, KPJK TV, and KRCB 104.9 FM. We’re proud to have them as a partner and neighbor.
And speaking of local TV don’t forget to tune in to Channel 26, your home for all things Rohnert Park, including City Council meetings, events, and community updates. It’s one of the easiest ways to stay connected to what’s happening in the Friendly City.
CURTAINSUP: AMAGICAL SEASONAT SPRECKELS
The 2025–2026 Spreckels Theatre Company season is already underway, and audiences are loving it. This year’s lineup is a vibrant mix of bold new works, beloved classics, and family-friendly favorites that promise humor, heart, and unforgettable moments from misbehaving parrots to fractured fairy tales, holiday miracles, and the marvelous world of Dr Seuss
For the holiday season, audiences can delight in the tradition of, not one but, two returning theatrical events It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play by Joe Landry runs November 21–December 14, offering a nostalgic retelling of It’s A Wonderful Life as a 1940s radio broadcast with live foley sound effects. This heartwarming production is a reminder of the impact one life can have on an entire community.
Jenny Hollingworth directs this festive gem. Running in tandem for one weekend only, December 12–14, All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 by Peter Rothstein recounts the extraordinary true story of World War I soldiers who laid down their arms on Christmas Eve.
Featuring an all-male a cappella ensemble, this powerful production celebrates peace, humanity, and hope in the midst of war, directed by Sheri Lee Miller
The soulful, country-rock musical Hands on a Hardbody kicks off the new year on the Spreckels mainstage, February 13th – March 1st, 2026. This quirky, highstakes musical, based on real events, follows ten Texans competing to keep one hand on a brand-new truck—the last one standing wins More than just a contest, this is a hilarious, heartfelt look at resilience, community and the dreams that drive us. With a moving score and unforgettable characters, Hands on a Hardbody is a ride you’ll want to take.
The season concludes with the beloved, family-friendly musical Seussical by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens, running May 1–17, 2026. Join the Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, and all your favorite Dr Seuss characters in this high-energy, heartfelt musical that brings these treasured stories to life! With toetapping songs, dazzling visuals, and a timeless story about friendship, courage, and believing in the impossible, this wholesome extravaganza is pure joy from start to finish, directed by Gene Abravaya.
Spreckels Theatre Company continues the tradition of presenting high-quality, community-rooted theater that inspires and entertains.
Enjoy significant savings by treating yourself to a season subscription! Tickets and subscriptions will be available now at spreckelsonline.com.
For more information, press materials, or interview requests, please contact Lauren Heney at lheney@rpcity.org.
GOT E-WASTE?
Zero Waste Sonoma partners with Conservation Corps North Bay to host free collection events for ewaste. Bring your e-waste and join us at the next event! Appointments are not required.
For more information, including what is, and is not accepted at the collection events, please click here.
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If you need to report any non-emergency issue around the city, do so in our newest app: Reach Rohnert Park!
FLOODEDSTREETS
STREETLIGHT PROBLEMS ABANDONED CARTS GRAFFITI
ADOPT THESEPETS!
Discover a world of cuddly companions waiting to find their forever homes at the Rohnert Park Animal Shelter! Located at 301 J Rogers Lane off Redwood Drive, our doors are open from Wednesday to Sunday, 1:00 - 5:30 p.m.
To ensure you receive the best experience, we recommend giving us a call at (707) 5841582 to schedule your visit. Complete and submit an adoption questionnaire before arriving to streamline the process, ensuring more quality time with your potential new family member.
View all our charming animals and access the adoption questionnaire at rpanimalshelter.org. Your search for your new BFF (best furry friend) begins today!
KIYAMARIE
Meet Kiya Marie! Kiya Marie is an approximately 5year-old mixed breed, weighing around 60 pounds, and truly one of the best dogs ever. She first came to us in 2024 with a litter of adorable puppies After her pups were weaned and she was spayed, Kiya happily returned to her loving owner. Sadly, her owner has since passed away. When one of our staff members saw Kiya being rehomed on Facebook, they quickly stepped in to bring her safely back to our shelter now we’re on a mission to find her the forever home she truly deserves.
Kiya has lived peacefully with cats and doesn’t mind the company of calm, low-key dogs. She’s gentle, sweet, and just an absolute doll anyone would be lucky to have her in their life.
SHARON&OZZY
FRAPPUCCINO
We still have kittens!! Mint Chocolate Chip is a 3–4month-old male grey tabby who’s as sweet and irresistible as his namesake treat This little scoop of love came in as a stray, but he’s slowly learning that indoor life and human cuddles are the cherry on top
He’s a bit shy at first, but every day he’s melting hearts and showing just how sweet he can be. Living in a foster home with four adult cats, he’s learning all the flavors of friendship and fun. Mint Chocolate Chip is ready to be the treat in a loving forever home!
Sharon and Ozzy are a bonded pair of young adult Hotot mixes. These beautiful bunnies are so sweet! They love grooming each other and snuggling together. They enjoy time out of their cage to explore and nibble on their veggies.
ALIFETIMEOF LOVEISWAITING
Meet your match at the Rohnert Park Animal Shelter! Visit us in person Wednesday–Sunday from 1:00 PM to 5:30 PM or browse available pets online at rpanimalshelter.org. Reach out anytime at (707) 584-1582 or animal@rpcity.org we can't wait to connect you with your new best friend.
SEEADOPTABLEPETS
INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING?
The Animal Shelter is in need of volunteers for the following positions:
Front Office
Wednesdays 1:00 p m – 5:30 p m
Kennel Assistant Tuesdays 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
If you’re interested, please complete an application, here.
OPEN YOUR HEART AND SAVE A LIFE!
Become a foster parent for adorable kittens and puppies in need. Your love and care can transform their lives and yours too!
This summer, we've seen an overwhelming number of young animals arrive at the shelter that need extra attention. From bottle-feeding orphankittens to helping little ones learn to trust people, fostering gives them a chance to grow up in a safe, healthy, and loving environment. Be their hero and make a real difference for these babies!
No special skills are required and we provide all the supplies, food, medical care, and support needed. All you need to provide is a safe space (even just a bathroom), and the love that helps them thrive.
Make a difference today. Become a foster.
Learn more and apply: rpanimalshelter.org/get-involved/foster-program
PROTECT YOURPET!
Did you know that pet licenses are required for all dogs and cats in the City of Rohnert Park?
These licenses help keep our pets and community safe
To make this process easier, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new partnership with DocuPet!
You can now license or renew your pet's license:
Visit rpanimalshelter.org/licensing to learn more
WHYLEASHINGMATTERS INROHNERTPARK
City law requires all dogs to be leashed (max 6 ft) in public areas at all times. Help keep our community safe—always keep dogs leashed in public
Dogs in parks must be leashed unless you’re in a designated dog park. Thank you for helping protect our shared spaces!
LEARN MORE:
DID YOU KNOW?
Unrestrained animals can be impounded Always leash your dog and prevent trespassing onto private property.
COMMUNITY COURTESY STARTS WITH A LEASH
Leashes protect pets, people, and wildlife
Fines start at $100 and can go up to $500 3 violations in a year? That’s a misdemeanor.
LOCAL DOG PARKS
Rohnert Bark
Location: 5010 Roberts Lake Rd
Hours: Dawn till Dusk
Field of Friends
Location: 7471 Bernice Ave
Hours: Dawn till Dusk
RP Animal Services - Public Field
Location: 301 J Rogers Ln
Hours: Dawn to 8:00 am 10:30 am to 1:00 pm 6:30 pm to Dusk
Maurice Fredericks Dog Park
Location: 1600 Wisdom Ln
Hours: Dawn till Dusk
Best Friends Canine Club
Location: 1450 Golf Course Dr
Membership Inquiries: “Best Friends Canine Club of Golis Park” on Facebook
Looking for a private space? Check out SniffSpot.com for locally
LOCAL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHTS
The Rohnert Park Business Spotlight is your and the City’s chance to give a special “thank you” to all those unique, fun, and community businesses that make Rohnert Park a great place to live, work, and eat!
We love to take the time to visit with our local business owners, write a little about their business in The Friendly City Spotlight, and feature their business on the City’s social media platforms.
Want to be featured in the Rohnert Park Business Spotlight?
You can now schedule a time to chat directly with our Economic Development team!
Maybe you have a business milestone coming up, are new to the Rohnert Park business family, or maybe you want to let everyone know something unique about your business.
Whatever it is, we are looking forward to hearing from you!
STARTHERE!
Are you a small business starting up or expanding into Rohnert Park? Are you looking for assistance with your business plan, navigating permits, growing revenue, marketing, or understanding funding? If you are interested in starting or expanding into RP, you can receive in-person one-on-one services locally!
The City of Rohnert Park has partnered with Sonoma Small Business Development Center (SBDC) to provide you with local, in-person consulting services to help you grow your small business and find funding.
Whether your business is burgeoning or established, you can access these free advisory services and resources...all in-person. Services include:
Workshops and Training
Starting a business is a big decision. Keeping it profitable is a constant challenge. SBDC offers a wide range of workshops to help you understand best business practices for your success. Workshops are provided at no cost throughout the North Bay year-round.
One-on-One Advising
SBDC offers no-cost, confidential advising in the following areas:
• Planning
• Management
• Restaurants
• Cottage Business
• Manufacturing
• Procurement
• Capital
• Finance
• ecommerce
• Retail
• AgriBusiness
• Trademarks
• Marketing
• Human Resources
• Resilience
• Technology
• International Trade
• Patents
LOCALBUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
M&C Diamante - More Than Just a Pretty Face
If you haven't heard of M&C Diamante Academy in Rohnert Park, then stay tuned, because we have a special treat for you They had their soft opening in April 2025 and celebrated their grand opening on September 6, 2025, and they are quickly becoming a cornerstone of the community
Perhaps you ' re interested in building confidence and developing yourself, but don't want to do a pageant. That's okay, too. M&C Diamante Academy is your home for life coaching, personal development, and fashion, all designed to help people grow past their own limitations Their approach is holistic, focusing on both the mental and physical aspects of beauty and fashion As Melissa and Crystal put it, "It's not just about looking good on the runway; it's also about being mentally ready and prepared to be on the runway "
A Hub of Creativity and Growth
As Melissa and Crystal put it, "It's not just about looking good on the runway; it's also about being mentally ready and prepared to be on the runway "
M&C Diamante Academy is your home for high fashion, modeling, pageants, hair salon services, and beauty salon services in Sonoma County But as founders Melissa and Crystal say, their academy is much more than beauty and fashion. Their goal is to empower women and men, giving them the selfconfidence to become role models in their community They believe that modeling and pageants are one of the best ways to help people build confidence In fact, M&C Diamante Academy is the proud home of wellknown pageants like Miss Latina Wine Country, Ms Wine County, and Little Miss Grapevine
M&C Diamante Academy is also home to Luxe Vaire Magazine The Sonoma County edition was nominated as the best fashion magazine in the county at New York's Fashion Week in 2025, a true testament to their dedication and artistry
M&C Diamante Academy offers a variety of services to help you on your journey to self-confidence
Professional and Personal Development:
15-week professional modeling course
10-week personal development course
6-week public speaking training
6-week personal branding class
Entry-level modeling and professional photo shoots
Hair and Beauty:
Full-service salon
Makeup and permanent makeup classes
Eyelash classes
Health and Wellness: Yoga and Zumba
Nutrition and health classes "Empowered Self" classes
The academy combines the glamour of the fashion and pageant world with the artistry of hair and beauty, self-care, and healing services The ultimate goal is to empower you through increased self-confidence, not just to enhance your appearance
M&C Diamante Academy's current focus is getting the word out to the people of Rohnert Park and Sonoma County In the future, they hope to become a destination for local school field trips, with a focus on self-esteem, personal growth, and professional development for students
If you are interested in becoming the next Mr or Ms Wine Country, or just looking to break into the scene, give Melissa and Crystal a call and start your journey today
#CONNECT
MEET YOUR CITY COUNCIL
The Rohnert Park City Council is elected by the Rohnert Park voters to serve for four-year terms There are five members of the Council, including a Mayor and a Vice Mayor.
The City Council adopts goals and policies during Council meetings to set the direction for the City. The Council approves and adopts the City's Financial Plans, General Plan and the Capital Improvement Plan
The City Council appoints the City Manager, the City Attorney, and members of City Commissions, Committees, and Boards.
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CITYCOUNCIL MEETINGS
The City of Rohnert Park welcomes your participation at City Council meetings at 5:00 p m , on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month.
If you are interested in learning about issues going on in your own backyard, community events, and other hot topics, please feel free to watch on Cable Channel 26, YouTube, or by visiting our Meeting Central.
Come get involved!
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UPCOMING CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
Tuesday, November 18, 2025 - 5pm Rohnert Park City Council Chambers 130 Avram Avenue, Rohnert Park
The following meetings are cancelled: Tuesday, November 11, 2025 Tuesday, November 25, 2025
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