Where Your Water Comes From
Ever wonder where your water comes from? Pleasanton’s water system is an impressive network that includes 19 storage tanks, 14 pump stations, and approximately 340 miles of pipeline. This infrastructure plays a vital role in delivering safe, reliable water to homes and businesses across our community. Watch this quick video to see the journey of […]
Summer Pet Safety Tips with Pleasanton Ambassadog, Jeter
Keep your pets safe from the heat this summer with these helpful tips from the City and our official Ambassadog, Jeter. Let’s help our furry friends stay cool all summer long!
Coyote Sightings in Pleasanton: What to Know
As temperatures rise, it’s common to see coyotes in Pleasanton neighborhoods and along local trails, particularly during their pup-rearing season from March through August. Coyotes are a natural part of our environment, and most encounters are not aggressive. Here are a few important safety reminders: For more information and resources, visit East Bay Regional Park […]
July 2025 City Newsletter Highlights
Check out what’s happening in Pleasanton this month! Highlights include the grand reopening of Lions Wayside Park, upcoming summer events like Concerts in the Park and National Night Out, street work updates, FlashVote survey results, and more. Plus, get the latest on Zippy’s next stop, I-680 construction, and coyote safety tips. Read the full July […]
Pleasanton Adopts Balanced Two-Year Budget and Five-Year Capital Improvement Program
On June 17, 2025, the Pleasanton City Council unanimously adopted a balanced two-year operating and capital budget and a five-year capital improvement program (CIP) reflecting the City’s commitment to delivering essential services, supporting economic growth, and making strategic investments in Pleasanton’s future. Aligned with the ONE Pleasanton Strategic Plan, the $248.3 million fiscal year (FY) […]
Pleasanton Considers Rezoning Additional Sites for Future Housing Development
As part of Pleasanton’s ongoing work to plan for future housing needs, the Pleasanton City Council will soon consider rezoning three properties currently designated for commercial use to allow for future residential development. These potential changes build on the City’s Housing Element, which was certified by the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) […]
Power Outage Affecting City Facilities
There is a large scale power outage affecting many Pleasanton PG&E customers, including several City facilities. Affected City facilities will be closed until approximately 12:00 p.m. today. If power is restored earlier than anticipated, facilities may open earlier. Please call before coming in today. City facilities affected by power outage: Families with children in City […]
Assistant City Manager Pamela Ott Announces Retirement – City Manager Appoints Alexa Jeffress as Successor
After more than two decades of dedicated public service in the City of Pleasanton, Assistant City Manager Pamela Ott has announced her retirement effective June 21, 2025. City Manager Gerry Beaudin has appointed Deputy City Manager Alexa Jeffress to assume the role of Assistant City Manager effective July 1, 2025. Pamela Ott began her career […]
Reopening of Lions Wayside Park
The City is excited to announce the reopening of Lions Wayside Park in downtown Pleasanton! While the park has been under renovation, a number of improvements have been made and amenities added, including a brand new bandstand and dance floor, additional seating and lighting, new grass, and improved ADA access. Ribbon Cutting & Official Park […]
Pleasanton Ranks #2 in Quality of Life Nationally
Pleasanton has ranked #2 in the nation in quality of life on the U.S. Social Progress Map, which measures outcomes that directly impact daily life, including safety, health, education, and access to opportunity. The U.S. Social Progress Map covers all 50 states, the 500 largest U.S. cities, and 32,000 neighborhoods, making it the country’s most […]
View FlashVote Survey Results and Sign Up Today
The City recently completed its first FlashVote survey, focused on how the City communicates with the Pleasanton community. View the results of the survey here: https://www.cityofpleasantonca.gov/our-government/city-communications/#flashvote. Don’t miss the next survey, sign up today! 🔗 Sign up now at: www.flashvote.com/pleasantonca 📞 Prefer phone or text only? Call 775-235-2240
Controlled Burn June 10-11 in Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area
The Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department (LPFD), in partnership with the East Bay Regional Park District Fire Department and several other agencies, will conduct live fire training at Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area on June 10 and 11, with June 12 reserved if needed. This multi-agency training will:• Burn approx. 25 acres of grassland• Occur between 10 […]
City Council Approves Changes to Water Rate Structure as Part of the City’s Water Rate Update Later This Year
On Tuesday, May 6, the City of Pleasanton presented its Water and Recycled Water Cost of Service Study and Rate Design Analysis to the City Council. This study identified proposed changes to the City’s existing rate structure as it moves toward updating its water rates to meet the long-term goals and needs of Pleasanton’s water […]
Pleasanton Launches FlashVote Survey Tool
The City of Pleasanton is partnering with FlashVote, a community survey tool that makes it easy for residents to share quick, confidential feedback on local topics. Insights collected through FlashVote will help City leaders make more informed decisions that reflect the community’s priorities. Pleasanton residents can register at www.flashvote.com/pleasantonca or call 775-235-2240 to participate by […]
City Council Unanimously Supports a Balanced Approach to Funding Pleasanton’s Water Future
At a Special City Council Meeting on Tuesday, March 4, the City of Pleasanton presented a Water Enterprise Financial Analysis for City Council consideration.
Pleasanton Hosts First-Ever Water Open House
On Saturday, March 1, the City hosted an informative open house where residents learned about the City’s water system, upcoming improvement projects, and the many programs and services offered to the community.
Pleasanton’s Financial Forecasting Approach and Structural Budget Deficit Confirmed in Independent Review
Pleasanton, Calif. – At a February 20, 2025 workshop, the Pleasanton City Council received results of an independent financial assessment that validated the methodology used to develop the City’s financial forecast and confirmed the City’s projected structural budget deficit. The assessment was conducted by Eide Bailly, a full-service certified public accounting firm. The independent report […]
Pleasanton Hosts Water Open House – Learn About Your Water!
The City of Pleasanton invites residents to attend the Pleasanton Water Open House to learn about the city’s water supply, local water projects, and conservation efforts.
Budget Town Hall Community Event
The City of Pleasanton is kicking off its two-year budget development process with a Budget Town Hall on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, at the Pleasanton Library Meeting Room (400 Old Bernal Ave.). Community members are encouraged to join the conversation to learn about the City’s financial outlook, key budget principles, and strategies for long-term fiscal […]
City Council Meeting Budget Recap
On January 9, 2025, the City Council held a Budget Workshop and discussed two budget related items as the City prepares to kick off its two-year budget planning process. Here’s what was covered: Budget Workshop The first of several budget workshops was held before the regular City Council meeting on January 9, 2025. The workshop […]