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 […]
The City of Pleasanton has released initial findings from its comprehensive sewer rate study, commissioned to support the long-term reliability of the City’s aging sewer system and protect public health and the environment. The City Council will review and discuss the findings at a public workshop on Tuesday, April 21, at 5:00 p.m., before the […]
The April edition of the City of Pleasanton’s community newsletter is now available. This month’s update features upcoming Earth Day and Arbor Day celebrations, the release of the 2026 State of the City address, and opportunities to stay engaged with City projects and programs. Inside, you’ll find information on the Transportation Safety Action Plan, summer […]
Mayor Jack Balch shared Pleasanton’s State of the City address, bringing our community together to reflect on where we are and where we’re headed. Centered on the theme “Progress with Purpose,” the address acknowledged both the challenges we face and the thoughtful work underway to navigate them, while continuing to prioritize the high quality of […]
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 […]