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January 09, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

Se prorroga la Orden Regional de Permanencia en el Domicilio en el Condado de Sonoma

Losfuncionarios estatales de salud pública extendieron el viernes una orden depermanencia en el domicilio para la región formada por 11 condados del Área dela Bahía, en la cual se encuentra el Condado de Sonoma, con motivo del aumentode casos de COVID-19 y de las hospitalizaciones relacionadas con éste último yen particular, la disminución en capacidad de las UCI de la región general delÁrea de la Bahía. Read full story


January 08, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

Sonoma County organizations join forcesto accept State's 100-Day Challenge

Sonoma County has joined Santa Barbara and San Francisco counties as the second cohort of communities in the state to accept Gov. Gavin Newsom's 100-day challenge to address homelessness. Read full story


January 08, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

County of Sonoma increases COVID-19 testing opportunities with addition of new sites and mobile events

County of Sonoma increases COVID-19 testing opportunities with addition of new sites and mobile events Read full story


January 08, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

El Condado de Sonoma expande oportunidades para administrar pruebas de COVID-19 agregando nuevos eventos con puestos móviles

El Condado de Sonoma continúa aumentando la administración de las pruebas de COVID-19, especialmente en los vecindarios más afectados por el virus. Read full story


January 08, 2021 | Sonoma Public Infrastructure (formerly TPW)

Transportation and Public Works launches traffic safety education campaign

The County of Sonoma Department of Transportation and Public Works (TPW) today announced the rollout of a second series of warning signs as part of its traffic safety education program in response to road fatalities and concerns about unsafe and aggressive driving. Read full story


January 08, 2021 | Sonoma Public Infrastructure (formerly TPW)

El Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas lanza campaña de educación sobre seguridad de tráfico vehicular

El Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas (TPW) del Condado de Sonoma anunció hoy el lanzamiento de una segunda serie de señales de advertencia como parte de su programa de educación sobre seguridad de tráfico vehicular en respuesta a las muertes en la carretera y las preocupaciones sobre el manejo de vehículos a exceso de velocidad y de manera agresiva. Read full story


January 04, 2021 | Department of Human Services

Explore Foster Parenting at Online Talks in English or Spanish

Learn how to make a difference in a foster child’s life at and explore Foster Parenting through an introductory talk, held each month online in English or, new this year, in Spanish. The first monthly talk will be on January 25 for English speakers and February 8 for Spanish speakers, starting at 6 p.m. Read full story


December 30, 2020 | Sonoma County Regional Parks

New Park and Open Space Preserve Coming to Sonoma Coast

The Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District (Ag + Open Space), a special district dedicated to protecting our working and natural lands forever, transferred ownership of a 335-acre coastal property to Sonoma County Regional Parks. This land, known as Carrington Coast Ranch, will eventually open to the public as a regional park and open space preserve just north of Salmon Creek. Read full story


December 30, 2020 | Department of Human Services

Job Seekers: Hear about Sutter Health Employment at Online Talk

Recruiters from Sutter Health will advise job seekers about employment opportunities and provideapplication and interview tips on Tuesday, January 19, 2-3 p.m. Hosted by Sonoma County Job Link on Zoom. Santa Rosa, California. Read full story


December 29, 2020 | County Administrator's Office

Health officials assist Sonoma County jail in addressing increasing COVID-19 cases

Sonoma County public health officials are helping the Sheriff’s Office respond to an increase in COVID-19 cases at the Sonoma County Main Adult Detention Facility. Read full story