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Traffic & Parking - Real Talk with Police & Public Works
Join us for another live session of Real Talk San Mateo, Tuesday, April 13 at 6 p.m. This 1.5 hour session will be dedicated to talking about traffic and parking with our Police and Public Works departments. Spanish interpretation will be available too! Read on... -
Public Works Has New Leader, Sustainability Advocate
Azalea Mitch has been chosen as San Mateo's new director of Public Works, responsible for overseeing the department with a primary mission of being stewards of the city’s infrastructure through a $42.3 million budget and 143 full-time staff. Additional Info... -
New Legal Expert to Guide San Mateo
After a competitive search for a new legal expert to guide San Mateo through challenges and opportunities, the City Council plans to appoint Prasanna Rasiah to serve as its next city attorney. Learn more about our new City Attorney in a news release. Additional Info... -
COVID-19 Vaccines & You - Eligibility Expanding
Supply of the COVID-19 vaccine remains limited, but everyone will have an opportunity to receive one for free when it's available. The State recently announced it would be expanding eligibility in April. Learn more about these changes and the vaccine. Read on... -
Library Lobby Reopens for Pickups & Computer Access
Have you missed our libraries? Beginning March 29, lobby holds pickup service and computer appointments will be available at the Main, Hillsdale, and Marina Libraries during our open hours! Visitors must follow COVID-19 safety precautions. Read on...
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Sustainability Champion - Deputy Mayor Rick Bonilla
Congratulations to Deputy Mayor Rick Bonilla who is being recognized by Sustainable San Mateo County (SSMC) for his commitment to environmental sustainability! Learn about his background and how you can watch SSMC's annual award ceremony on May 14. Read on... -
Housing is Key - Financial Assistance for Renters & Landlords
Financial assistance is available for eligible tenants and landlords who've lost income due to COVID-19. Statewide eviction protections are also in place for renters who were unable to pay rent due to the impacts of COVID-19. Learn more about eligibility. Read on... -
General Plan & Housing Element - It’s Time to Talk About Our Future!
We’re returning to the community for feedback on our Strive San Mateo General Plan update and starting the important process of updating plans for how to prepare for new homes for all income levels through our Housing Element. Join an upcoming workshop! Read on... -
COVID-19 Update: San Mateo in Orange Tier
As COVID-19 case data improves in San Mateo County, restrictions are eased as we move into the orange tier of the state's reopening system. More capacity is allowed at many businesses. You can help us reopen by continuing to follow safety protocols. Read on...
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Housing is Key - Financial Assistance for Renters & Landlords
Financial assistance is available for eligible tenants and landlords who've lost income due to COVID-19. Statewide eviction protections are also in place for renters who were unable to pay rent due to the impacts of COVID-19. Learn more about eligibility. Read on... -
COVID-19 Vaccination Information
Eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine is expanding and equitable distribution remains a priority. Supply is still limited, but everyone will have an opportunity to receive a vaccine for free when it's available. Read on...
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Help & Resources for Those Affected by COVID-19
San Mateo County has a wide variety of resources and programs to help all residents get through the pandemic. Find easy access to important and updated information on the County's COVID-19 Resources web page or in 53 different languages by calling 2-1-1. Read on... -
Tenant Relief - State Extends COVID-19 Eviction Protections
Financial assistance is available for eligible tenants and landlords who've lost income due to COVID-19. Statewide eviction protections are also in place for renters who were unable to pay rent due to the impacts of COVID-19. Learn more about eligibility. Read on...
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