New resources make it easier for those considering developing ADUs or middle housing to decide if building is right for them, and to understand development rules.
Comment now on our report that shows how spending aligns with goals for affordable housing and shelter, first-time homebuyers, community facilities, human and social services, and other housing services.
On August 24, 2026, the City appointed its first ever limited-term Landlord and Tenant Advisory Work Group to create more opportunities to hear from people who rent and people who manage rentals.
We are excited to introduce our new Building Official, Kim Barker. Kim took over for retired Building Official Sean Angeley on August 3, 2026. While Kim is new to this role, she is not new to our Planning and Community Development team.
Our public calendar is being upgraded and may be unavailable for periods of time on Friday, Jun 19.