For more information including polling places, sample ballots and more, see November 2, 2021 Consolidated Election
As summer closes and school opens, Sonoma County has a new mask requirement, mandates for school staff, recommendations for employers, as well as increased testing and easy-to-access, walk-in vaccine clinics. Learn more
See how the County of Sonoma is working to allocate its share of the American Rescue Plan Act funds. Learn More
This County initiative focuses on the critical needs of residents who are experiencing physical and mental health challenges, economic uncertainty, housing instability and other issues. Learn more
On April 27, 2021 the Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution proclaiming a local drought emergency. Learn more
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Evacuation zones are boundary specific areas that are used during emergencies to notify communities of an imminent threat or danger.
In the past, evacuation zones were different for each incident. Now your zone will remain mostly the same. Learn your zone for home and work and be ready to go if an alert evacuating your zone is issued.
Learn your zone today
The Sonoma County Registrar of Voters reminds voters eligible to participate in the Nov. 2, 2021, Consolidated Election, that the deadline to return vote-by-mail ballots is only days away.
This week’s digest provides helpful and important updates on the following: 1) Public indoor mask exemption announced for stable cohorts; 2) County prepares for vaccine eligibility in ages 5-11; 3) ICYMI: weekly community briefing available for viewing; 4) Latest on booster shots & annual flu shots; 5) Advice on how to safely trick-or-treat this year; 6) Upcoming testing & vaccine opportunities; 7) COVID-19 community resources & support; 8) Other County of Sonoma news items; and 9) Emergency preparedness tips & resources.
The Department of Agriculture plans to hold plastic container recycling events twice per year.
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