Supervisor James Gore
Fourth District

Sonoma County’s 4th Supervisorial District runs from the Sonoma – Mendocino County line south into Northwest Santa Rosa. East to West, it extends from the Mayacamas Mountain Range to the Coastal Hills.

Encompassing some 330,000 acres of land and more than 100,000 constituents, the District includes the cities of Cloverdale, Windsor, Healdsburg, and portions of Santa Rosa, as well as the unincorporated communities of Geyserville, Fulton and Larkfield-Wikiup.

The district is home to the Russian River, the Geysers, Lake Sonoma, and the premium wine growing regions of Alexander Valley, Knights Valley, Russian River Valley and Dry Creek Valley.

Latest News

Fiscal Year 2017-2018 Recommended County Budget
Published on June 1, 2017
The 2017-2018 Recommended Budget is now available on SoCo Budget.
Budget hearings start June 12, 2017.
Map Identifies Areas at Risk of Flooding, Mudflows In Aftermath of Wildfires
Published on December 26, 2017
The devastating October wildfires that swept through Sonoma County created a significant flood risk for people living in and nearby the burned areas until vegetation is restored. In order to help residents assess their risk and prepare for flooding, a post-fire hazard map is now available.
Price Gouging After Wildfire Disaster
Published on December 15, 2017
California Penal Code Section 396 generally prohibits charging a price that exceeds, by more than 10 percent, the price of an item before a state or local declaration of emergency. This law applies to those who sell food, emergency supplies, medical supplies, building materials and gasoline. The law also applies to repair or reconstruction services, emergency cleanup services, transportation, freight and storage services, hotel accommodations and rental housing.
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Press Releases

Sonoma County Storm Update 5: Debris Removal Resources
Published on February 22, 2019
To assist residents and businesses affected by Russian River flooding, Sonoma County Transportation and Public Works Department in collaboration with Recology will provide two debris removal clean-up events over the next two weekends. In addition, Sonoma County Waste Management Agency will provide the opportunity to dispose of toxic materials at one location on Tuesday, March 12th, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Actualización sobre Tormenta #5: Recursos para Limpieza de Desechos
Published on February 22, 2019
Con el fin de asistir a los residentes y negocios afectados por la inundación del río Russian, el Departamento de Transporte y Obras Públicas del Condado de Sonoma, en colaboración con Recology, facilitará dos espacios durante los próximos dos fines de semana para deshacerse de los desechos que trajo la inundación.
Actualización sobre Tormenta #4: Comienza la Evaluación de Daños
Published on February 15, 2019
El Condado de Sonoma desactivó su Centro de Operaciones de Emergencia (EOC) hoy a las 12 p.m. debido a que el Rio Atmosférico que pasó por nuestra zona ya no es considerado un peligro para los residentes del condado. Aunque el Centro de Operaciones de Emergencia fue cerrado, personal del Departamento de Manejo de Emergencias continúa trabajando con otras agencias para seguir monitoreando la situación. Las evacuaciones voluntarias emitidas ayer para residentes de terrenos bajos cercanos al Rio Russian continúan en efecto hasta las 10 de la noche de hoy.
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