The 1st Supervisorial District is bounded on the north by Franz Valley School Road, the Napa county line to the east, to the west by Petaluma Hill, Summerfield, Brush Creek, Wallace & Riebli Roads, & San Pablo Bay to the south.

Population is concentrated in the City of Santa Rosa (Bennett Valley, Rincon Valley & the community of Oakmont), the City of Sonoma and the adjacent unincorporated communities of Kenwood, Agua Caliente, Glen Ellen, El Verano, Boyes Hot Springs, Schellville & Vineburg.

• Interactive District Map
• 2010 Census Data(PDF: 2.5MB)
• Demographic and Economic Data

Emergency Outdoor Shelter Site 

Los Guilicos was selected as the location for the Emergency Outdoor Shelter Site for 60 residents of the Joe Rodota Trail. The site will be operated by Saint Vincent de Paul. Residents will be screened and security will be provided. The site will have rules and a curfew. 

This is not a relocation of the Joe Rodota Trail camp. Residents will be housed in durable shelter units called Pallet Shelters and have access to bathrooms, showers, and regular meals, and work with a Care Team to create goals and transition plans. 

For more information on site management, please reach out to Jack Tibbetts, Executive Director of Saint Vincent de Paul

jtibbetts@svdp-sonoma.org

For frequently updated information and Frequently Asked Questions about the Los Guilicos site, visit

http://sonomacounty.ca.gov/Homeless-Emergency/Emergency-Shelter/

Sonoma County Homeless Population

Our homeless population includes veterans, families, unaccompanied children, former foster youth and seniors. There is no one reason people become homeless. At the last Homeless Census in 2019,  87% percent of the homeless population were living in Sonoma County when they became homeless, and 89% were interested in permanent housing. Our next Homeless Census will take place in January 2020. 

For more information about our local homeless population

2019-Homeless-Count-Summary-Infographic