Supervisor Susan Gorin
First District

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.

Glass Fire Resources

On September 27th, the Glass Fire moved into Sonoma County destroying hundreds of homes. Supervisor Gorin is organizing Glass Fire Survivors by sharing information and hosting virtual meetings--Conversations for Survivors--where survivors can ask questions of representatives from local and state response organizations, local nonprofits and advocacy organizations, and more. Topics covered include debris removal, watershed protection, insurance issues, tree removal, and other topics of interest.

To be added to the list for Fire Survivors and receive information and Conversations for Survivors invitations, reach out to Field Representative Arielle Kubu-Jones
To review videos of past Conversations for Survivors, visit Supervisor Gorin's Youtube page
For Glass Fire Recovery information, visit the County's Glass Fire Recovery page

Latest News

Statewide Vaccination Distribution Changes - Supervisor Gorin Newsletter
Published on February 28, 2021
Statewide Vaccination Distribution Changes - Supervisor Gorin Newsletter
The Key to Vaccine Distribution in the County is Vaccine Supply--Supervisor Gorin Newsletter
Published on February 11, 2021
The Key to Vaccine Distribution in the County is Vaccine Supply--Supervisor Gorin Newsletter
Update on Local Vaccinations--Supervisor Gorin Newsletter
Published on January 29, 2021
Update on Local Vaccinations--Supervisor Gorin Newsletter
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Press Releases

Sonoma County Emergency Rental Assistance Program to launch on April 19
Published on April 6, 2021
The County of Sonoma will begin providing support to households impacted by COVID-19 through the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) starting on April 19. The program will provide payment assistance for tenants who are behind on rent and utilities. ERAP additionally provides options for landlords to participate and receive financial assistance. This program is open to all County residents, regardless of immigration status, who are renters or landlords requiring rental assistance.
Sonoma County welcomes increase in COVID vaccine supply
Published on April 6, 2021
Sonoma County has received a significant increase in COVID vaccines from the state, including a shipment of Johnson & Johnson doses specifically for the County’s effort to distribute the vaccine equitably to the most vulnerable communities. The increase in supply is a direct result of an appeal that the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors made to the state.
Sonoma County to move to orange tier on Wednesday, April 7
Published on April 6, 2021
After just three weeks in the red tier within California's Blueprint for a Safer Economy, Sonoma County will move into the less restrictive orange tier beginning on Wednesday, April 7. This change is a result of the state's decision to adjust the minimum case rate requirement for the orange tier from 4 to 6 per 100,000 now that California has finished administering 4 million vaccine doses in the state's 400 zip codes that have been hardest hit by the pandemic.
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