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  1. News & Announcements
  2. COVID-19 Updates
  3. Upcoming City Events
  4. Public Meetings

  1. COVID-19 Stay Home Order Ends, San Mateo Returns to Purple Tier

    State health officials ended the Stay at Home Order effective Monday, Jan. 25 as ICU capacity increased. San Mateo County is now in the purple tier, allowing more businesses to reopen - including outdoor dining. Find what's allowed on the state's website. Additional Info...

  2. Now Out: San Mateo 2021 State of the City

    You can watch the recording of our 2021 State of the City, delivered by Mayor Eric Rodriguez to a live audience on Jan. 21. Learn about our response to the pandemic, city finances, infrastructure projects, housing, policing, General Plan and much more. Additional Info...

  3. COVID-19 Vaccination Information

    COVID-19 vaccines approved by the FDA are shown to be safe and effective in clinical trials. The vaccine is being provided in San Mateo County under the State's prioritization schedule for equitable distribution. Learn more about when you'll have access. Read on...

  4. San Mateo Library Board - Apply to Serve!

    Community involvement in local government plays an important and active role in our community. The City Council seeks participation from its diversely skilled citizens and encourages all who are interested to apply for a position on the Library Board. Read on...

  1. City Hall Temporarily Closed to Public

    City Hall is temporarily closed to the public due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the State's Regional Stay Home Order. You can still access City services and staff remotely, by visiting our Online Applications & Services web page. Read on...

  2. San Mateo Bans E-Cig & Flavored Tobacco Sales

    There’s a new ban on sales of e-cigarettes and flavored tobacco products within the City of San Mateo. The rules are part of ongoing efforts to protect public health and keep these addictive products away from youth. Enforcement begins Jan. 1, 2021. Read on...

  3. Minimum Wage Increase - January 1, 2021

    Starting on January 1, 2021, the minimum wage for the City of San Mateo will increase to $15.62 per hour. The current minimum wage is $15.38 per hour. The minimum wage is adjusted annually based on the regional Consumer Price Index. Additional Info...

  4. What's News in San Mateo? Check Out Our Latest eNewsletter

    Learn about upcoming activities, events, projects, initiatives and more! Brought to you by the City Manager's Office, it includes the latest information from all of our departments. Visit our email notification page to sign up for future newsletters. Additional Info...
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