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Petaluma requires business safety inspections before issuing business license. Learn what this involves and how to schedule one.

Oyster Cove is a proposed development in the City of Petaluma. Learn more on this page including how to participate in the community input process.

The Petaluma Fire Department provides manipulative training and classroom education for all department personnel. Training is conducted by developing, assigning, delivering, and evaluating all aspects of manipulative skills and classroom education. Monthly Training The training division issues a quarterly training schedule to all companies (aka, units within the fire suppression division). The training schedule allows...

The SAFE approach empowers us to achieve more efficient and successful outcomes for crisis response, intervention and treatment.

Read about the Petaluma Boulevard South Road Diet Capital Improvement Project between E Street and Crystal Street.

Read about the Petaluma Boulevard South Road Diet Capital Improvement Project between E Street and Crystal Street.

Read about Rainier Avenue having pavement restoration work performed.

***In Planning Process*** Project Description The project includes an application for a Zoning Text Amendment, Development Agreement, Tentative Subdivision Map, Residential Density Bonus with incentive/concession, Conditional Use Permit (CUP), and Site Plan and Architectural Review (SPAR) to develop a 110 unit residential development on the undeveloped parcel at 890 North McDowell Boulevard. On November 12,...

The City of Petaluma Public Art Committee (PPAC) is issuing this Request for Proposal (RFP) to California-based artists or artist teams for the design, fabrication, and installation of an original, durable and low-maintenance outdoor public artwork suitable for placement on city-owned property. The budget for the project is up to $25,000 and timeframe for project...

Read about the Petaluma Boulevard South Road Diet Capital Improvement Project between E Street and Crystal Street.

Goal Background Petaluma’s historic trestle is located along the southwest bank of the Turning Basin in downtown Petaluma.  While significant hurdles exist, the vision is to transform the structure which is currently in poor condition into a prized, iconic riverfront gathering place and active transportation hub.  Major milestones include environmental assessment, determining ownership/acquisition models, inviting the community...