The March edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. This month’s update features opportunities for community involvement, upcoming events, and important City updates. Inside, you’ll find information on how to apply for City Commissions and Committees, details about the upcoming State of the City, a recap of recent community events, and […]
On February 24, 2026, students from Pleasanton Unified School District high schools participated in the annual Youth in Government Day, a collaborative effort between the City of Pleasanton and PUSD that provides students with firsthand experience in local government and public service. The day began with opening remarks from City and school leaders before students […]
The City of Pleasanton is pleased to announce the appointment of Nicholas Ajluni as Assistant Director of Utilities and Environmental Services in the Public Works Department. He will begin his new role on March 2, 2026. Ajluni brings 15 years of local government experience, most recently serving as a Division Manager with the City of […]
At its February 3 meeting, the Pleasanton City Council approved next steps to advance a potential hotel (transient occupancy) tax measure, following staff analysis and stakeholder engagement. City staff presented the results of outreach with local hotel operators and regional partners, along with a recommended approach for the City Council’s consideration. Pleasanton’s current hotel tax […]
The February edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. This month’s update highlights upcoming community events, opportunities to plan ahead for spring and summer, and important City updates. Inside, you’ll find details on cultural celebrations taking place this month, the release of the Spring and Summer Activities Guide, updates on City […]
Super Bowl LX is coming to the Bay Area this Sunday, and Pleasanton is ready with a great lineup of local spots to watch the action. Whether you’re cheering on your team, meeting friends, or just there for the food and commercials, Pleasanton offers plenty of local favorites to make it a fun and memorable […]
At its December 2 meeting, the Pleasanton City Council advanced a series of initiatives that reflect the City’s ongoing commitment to strengthening the local economy, supporting businesses of all sizes, and making it easier for residents and businesses to invest in Pleasanton. The actions are part of a significant effort to advance the 2024–2028 Economic […]
The January edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. This month’s update looks ahead to the new year with highlights on community programs, infrastructure investments, and upcoming events. Inside, you’ll find information on recycling Christmas trees, the return of the Cultural Celebration Series, registration details for spring and summer activities, progress […]
The plan shows that most assets are well-maintained and will provide the City with a proactive, data-driven tool to plan ahead and preserve Pleasanton’s service levels and high quality of life. At its December 16 meeting, the Pleasanton City Council received an update on the first two phases of the City’s new Asset Management Plan, […]
The City of Pleasanton has launched a new ONE Pleasanton Strategic Plan Dashboard. Adopted in 2023, the 5-Year Strategic Plan has been regularly tracked and shared through updates at City Council meetings and on the City’s website. The new dashboard builds on this foundation by giving the community an even more accessible and comprehensive view […]
The City of Pleasanton has received the Award for Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting (PAFR) from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for its Popular Annual Financial Report for the fiscal year ending on June 30, 2024. GFOA presents awards around this time every year, following its annual review of submitted reports. This […]
The City of Pleasanton is seeking sponsors for the Hometown Holiday Celebration on Saturday, December 6, 2025, in downtown Pleasanton. Sponsorship opportunities are available for local businesses and organizations interested in supporting this long-standing community tradition. Sponsorships help offset event costs, enhance the overall experience for attendees, and offer meaningful visibility for participating businesses, including: […]
City Manager Gerry Beaudin is pleased to announce the selection of Derek Farmer as the City’s new Assistant Director of Community and Economic Development, Planning Manager. Farmer will begin his role with the City on Monday, November 10, 2025.Farmer brings 27 years of experience in land use planning, development review, and community engagement, including leadership […]
We recognize that some members of our community may be experiencing uncertainty, and we want to ensure that everyone has access to essential resources. To help, the City is sharing information on local programs that offer food assistance for individuals and families. Below are guides and programs available in Pleasanton and the surrounding area to […]
The City is developing the East Pleasanton Policy Framework, a guide to help the City Council make informed decisions about how land in East Pleasanton could be used in the future. This effort focuses on a specific part of East Pleasanton — called the Study Area — where the City is exploring different possibilities for […]
On Tuesday night, the Pleasanton City Council held a public hearing to consider proposed water rates for the next four years, beginning January 1, 2026. After careful consideration and community input, the City Council unanimously adopted the proposed rates, including adjustments to the City’s water, sewer, and recycled water rates as recommended by City staff. […]
Join the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department this Saturday for Fire Safety Expo 2025, a free and family-friendly event packed with live demonstrations, hands-on activities, and important fire safety tips for all ages. Kids can climb aboard fire trucks, meet local firefighters, and learn how to be prepared in an emergency. Pleasanton Public Works will also be […]
The City has launched a new video series offering a behind-the-scenes look at Pleasanton’s water distribution system. From water mains and meters to storage tanks and turnout stations, each one-minute video highlights a key part of how water flows from our wholesaler, Zone 7, to your tap. Watch the series today to learn more about […]
The City’s annual Pavement Management Program continues this fall with repaving on West Las Positas Boulevard between Foothill Road and I-680. Beginning in early September, crews will remove and replace the top layer of asphalt, regrade the roadway, and add safety improvements. These include a new left-turn lane from West Las Positas onto southbound Foothill […]
The September edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is here! Stay informed with updates on National Preparedness Month, including a free emergency workshop, ongoing pavement improvements on West Las Positas Boulevard, and planning efforts for East Pleasanton and the Dublin/Pleasanton BART site. You’ll also find a video on investments in Pleasanton’s water future, […]