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February 02, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

SonomaCounty reaffirms commitment to vaccinate seniors 75 and older

Sonoma County officials reaffirmed their commitment to prioritizing the county’s most vulnerable population - those 75 and older - in the rollout of COVID-19 vaccinations by announcing several new opportunities for seniors in this age group to schedule appointments. Read full story


February 02, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

El Condado de Sonoma reafirma su compromiso para vacunar a los adultos mayores de 75 años y más

Los oficiales del Condado de Sonoma reafirmaron su compromiso de darle prioridad a la población más vulnerable del condado – aquellos con 75 años y más – en el programa de vacunación contra la COVID-19, anunciando muchas nuevas oportunidades para que los adultos mayores de 75 años y más puedan programar sus citas. Read full story


January 28, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

UCCE Sonoma County surveys livestock producers foremergency needs

In an effort to coordinate safe and efficient animal evacuation in the face of a community emergency or disaster, University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) in Sonoma County is asking poultry and livestock producers to complete a survey of their needs. Their input will inform UCCE and the County of Sonoma departments, local agencies, and private organizations as they develop evacuation plans for rapid deployment of services. Read full story


January 26, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

Sonoma County health officials issue freeze warning

The County of Sonoma is issuing a freeze warning in response to the National Weather Service’s (NWS) prediction for freezing overnight lows expected through Tuesday morning at 9 a.m. NWS has also issued a Flash Flood Watch for the region Tuesday at 4 p.m. through Thursday at 4 p.m., and a High Wind Watch for Tuesday at 7 p.m. through Wednesday at 10 a.m. Read full story


January 26, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

Los oficiales de salud del Condado de Sonoma emiten una Alerta de Helada

El Condado de Sonoma está emitiendo un alerta de helada en respuesta al pronóstico del Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (NWS) de que las temperaturas bajas provocarán una helada hasta las 9 a.m. del martes. El NWS también emitió un alerta de Potencial Inundación Súbita para la región del martes a las 4 pm y hasta el jueves a las 4 pm y un Alerta de Vientos Fuertes del martes a las 7 pm al miércoles a las 10 am. Read full story


January 26, 2021 | Natural Resources

Russian River Inflatable Dam Deflation Planned

In anticipation of the first big storm of the winter, the SonomaCounty Water Agency (Sonoma Water) on Tuesday, January 26, 2021 will begin theprocess of deflating its rubber dam located in the Russian River nearForestville. Read full story


January 25, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

Reminder to Residents: Be Prepared for Potential Winter Storm Hazards

The City of Santa Rosa and the County of Sonoma encourage residents living in and around wildfire burn areas to be prepared for potential threats, such as flash floods, rock falls, debris flows and mud flows. Read full story


January 25, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

SonomaCounty to be one of four counties in California to take part inpilot vaccination program with OptumServe

SonomaCounty to be one of four counties in California to take part inpilot vaccination program with OptumServe Read full story


January 25, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

SonomaCounty’s Regional Stay-Home Order lifted

The California Department of Public Health today lifted the Regional Stay-Home Order for the 11-county Bay Area region, including Sonoma County, effective immediately. However, many counties, including Sonoma County, will remain in the purple tier under the Blueprint for a Safer Economy, meaning many restrictions will remain in place. Read full story


January 25, 2021 | County Administrator's Office

Se recuerda a los residentes: Prepararse para los peligros potenciales de las tormentas de invierno

La Ciudad de Santa Rosa y el Condado de Sonoma le sugieren a los residentes que viven dentro y alrededor de las zonas de incendios forestales a que estén preparados para los peligros potenciales, como las inundaciones repentinas, desprendimientos rocosos, avalanchas de escombros y de lodo. Read full story