With the rainy season approaching and the potential for significant storms associated with El Niño, the City of Pleasanton is launching Storm Watch, a citywide preparedness campaign to help residents and businesses take proactive steps to protect their properties, reduce flood risks, and stay informed throughout the winter. The campaign brings together the City’s stormwater […]
The City of Pleasanton is saddened by the passing of former Mayor and Councilmember Tom Pico on October 8, 2026, at the age of 82. Pico served on the City Council from 1992 to 2000 and as Mayor from 2000 to 2004. In recognition of his service and lasting contributions to Pleasanton, the City will […]
The 29ᵗʰ Annual Tri-Valley Veterans Day Parade and concert will be held on Sunday, November 8, 2026, in Pleasanton, California. Veterans Day honors all veterans who have served or are serving our nation in the armed forces. The parade begins at 1:00 p.m. in front of Veterans Memorial Hall, 301 Main Street in Pleasanton and […]
The City of Pleasanton invites the community to take part in this year’s Hometown Holiday Celebration, taking place Saturday, December 5, 2026, on Main Street in Downtown Pleasanton. The parade begins at 5:00 p.m. and is followed by a community tree lighting ceremony. The City is now accepting parade registrations, volunteer applications, sponsorships and announcer […]
Free event for seniors featuring crafts, connections, and community resources The City of Pleasanton’s Library and Recreation Department outreach vehicle, Zippy, will visit Ridgeview Commons Senior Community on Thursday, November 5. WHAT: Zippy and Ridgeview Commons celebrate community connections with a morning of crafts, books, and community resources. Seniors are encouraged to attend to learn more […]
The October edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. This month’s update highlights ways to prepare for the upcoming rainy season, including leaf collection, free sandbags, and stormwater resources, along with the return of the City’s Free Tree Giveaway, important information about the November 3 General Election, and upcoming emergency preparedness […]
The City of Pleasanton and Alameda County Agricultural & Standards Services are partnering to co-host a Ground Squirrel Mitigation Information Session on Thursday, October 1, to provide community members with practical information and strategies for addressing ground squirrel activity and reducing impacts around homes and properties. The information session will provide an opportunity for residents […]
Residents may notice small Daxbot robots traveling along sidewalks and pedestrian pathways throughout Pleasanton as the City begins fieldwork for its ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan. Working with Bureau Veritas and Daxbot, the City is using robotic field-collection technology to document existing conditions and identify potential accessibility barriers throughout Pleasanton’s pedestrian network. The robots travel at […]
The September edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. This month’s update highlights National Preparedness Month and ways to Be Ready, Pleasanton, upcoming CERT and personal emergency preparedness training, an E-Bike & E-Moto Safety Class, and an opportunity to give back during California Coastal Cleanup Day. You’ll also find activities celebrating […]
The August edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. This month’s update highlights opportunities to serve on a City commission or committee, the new Fall & Winter Activities Guide, an upcoming sidewalk accessibility assessment using Daxbot technology, and a free residential solar panel recycling event. You’ll also find back-to-school safety reminders, […]
In November, Pleasanton voters will decide whether to approve an increase to the City’s hotel tax. If approved, the measure would help address the City’s structural operating budget deficit and support City services and programs. At its July 7 meeting, the Pleasanton City Council unanimously voted to place the tax measure on the November 3, […]
The July edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. Inside this month’s issue, you’ll find information about Pleasanton’s Fourth of July celebration, the City’s first Sewer Rate Study Webinar, wildfire mitigation efforts at Augustin Bernal Park, the Pleasanton Library’s Summer Reading Program and Zippy events, National Night Out registration, the Pleasanton Police Department’s […]
Voluntary conservation effort will help preserve water supplies for essential needs June 27–July 2 Zone 7 Water Agency and retail water providers California Water Service, Livermore Municipal Water Service, Dublin San Ramon Service District, and Pleasanton Municipal Water Service are asking Tri-Valley residents and businesses to temporarily implement greater conservation efforts for outdoor water use […]
June 19, 2026 Update Public Works crews have completed emergency repairs to the broken water main at First Street and Neal Street. Water service has been restored, and the roadway has reopened with temporary steel plating. During repair work, crews discovered damage to one of the storm drain pipes crossing Neal Street that must be […]
The June edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. This month’s update highlights the Summer Reading Program, summer camps and activities, Tri-Valley Twist, and a busy weekend of events in Downtown Pleasanton. You’ll also find information about the unveiling of the Don Lewis Harmonic Symphony public art installation, America’s 250th celebration […]
The City of Pleasanton will unveil the Don Lewis Harmonic Symphony on Thursday, June 4, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. at Delucchi Park, 4501 First Street, Pleasanton. The public artwork, Maestro and interactive musical pieces, honor Don Lewis, a pioneering electronic musician and inventor who called Pleasanton home for 35 years. The unveiling ceremony is free […]
At its May 19 meeting, the Pleasanton City Council approved the allocation of approximately $953,000 in funding through the City’s Housing and Human Services Grant (HHSG) Program to support programs and services that assist vulnerable residents and address critical community needs. The HHSG Program combines federal and local funding sources into a single grant program, […]
The Livermore-Pleasanton Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is offering an upcoming Personal Emergency Preparedness (PEP) training workshop designed to help community members build essential emergency response skills and better prepare for disasters. This hands-on workshop will cover topics including utility management during an emergency, assembling a “Go Bag,” family communication planning, and basic survival preparedness. […]
The May edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. This month’s update highlights National Small Business Week, Bike to Wherever Day, and upcoming community events including the AAPI Heritage Month Celebration and Cone with a Cop. You’ll also find information on emergency preparedness training opportunities, the Transportation Safety Action Plan community […]
At its April 21 meeting, the Pleasanton City Council unanimously voted to move forward with implementing the Joint Groundwater Supply Project in partnership with Zone 7 Water Agency (Zone 7), a major step toward restoring a reliable, long-term local water supply. Historically, local groundwater has supplied about 20 to 30 percent of Pleasanton’s annual water […]