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live locally TOWN OF DANVILLE Q U A RT E R LY N E W S L E T T E R
Message from the Town Council Welcome to the fall edition of the Live Locally newsletter. In the center pages we review the budget for the previous fiscal year and give you a snapshot of how the Town has provided services to the community through 2021 and 2022. Also in this issue, we explain how Danville has been utilizing funds we received as part of the American Rescue Plan Act. With California’s drought issues an ongoing concern, our Maintenance Department continues to future-proof Danville’s landscaping and prepare for winter storms. Learn how to be notified when the Town’s sports fields and the dog park are closed for rain. Danville projects continue to improve our Town, and we give updates on the Downtown Master Plan, Diablo Road Trail, and new “Wave” technology to improve safety and accessibility at crossing points. Our Police Department gives tips for a safe Halloween and ways to prevent parcel theft this fall. Discover how you can take part in the Great California Shakeout drill.
Fall colors on La Gonda Way in Danville
WHAT'S INSIDE... 2021–2022 Annual Report
School Zone Safety
Fall Showing at the Art Gallery
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Our Recreation, Arts and Community Services Department introduces new events this fall including a Murder Mystery night and Howl-O-Ween and we welcome the return of the Scarecrow Stroll and our other traditional Danville holiday events. Page 11 spotlights Danville’s tempting bakeries and our latest new businesses. Danville is the place to be this fall, and it’s why we encourage our community to Live Locally, so you don’t miss a thing!