Weekly Update: April 25, 2025 - City of San Ramon
The City of San Ramon's budget process is underway. This process will develop the City’s operating budget for (FY26), which begins on July 1, 2025 and ends on June 30, 2026.
took place on .
Budget Workshop #2 covered:
The recording is now available to watch on the and .
The public meeting on the will take place as part of the regular on at at (7000 Bollinger Canyon Road, San Ramon CA 94583).
The May 13 Budget Presentation will cover:
This meeting is open to the public and will include time for public comment.
The agenda with full details will be posted 72 hours ahead of the meeting at.
The meeting will also be streamed live on the City'sYouTube channel, and a recording will be available to watch afterward.
On November 21, 2024, Sunset Development Company submitted formal applications for development project located at 6001 Bollinger Canyon Road (formerly the Chevron Corporation Office Park). The applications were deemed complete on .
The Project is currently being analyzed in relation to local and state standards including the General Plan, Zoning Ordinance, California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), etc.
The first public meetings to review the formal applications will take place at these upcoming :
take place at the (7000 Bollinger Canyon Road).
Future public meetings with the Planning Commission and City Council will be scheduled around late summer 2025.
The agendas with full details will be posted 72 hours ahead of each meeting at .
If you would like to receive , including Architectural Review Board Meetings, click here.
The of San Ramon's updated and associated background documents are available for a from to at
The City of San Ramon is soliciting comments from public agencies, organizations, and members of the public.
During the public review and comment period, the San Ramonwill hold a on at (7000 Bollinger Canyon Road, San Ramon, CA 94583), to discuss, review, and consider the updated Citywide CAP and receive public comments on the project.
Ultimately, the City Council will consider the updated CAP and public comments at a future public meeting.
The City of San Ramon has launched an for residents of San Ramon.
An Accessory Dwelling Unit, or ADU, is an attached or detached dwelling unit located on a lot which contains a single-family or multi-family home.
The Rebate Program is funded with a $154,319 grant from the Senate District 7 ADU Accelerator Program, piloted by Senator Glazer, to advance or “accelerate” the production of ADUs through a series of programs. The production of ADUs is one strategy to address the need for additional housing in existing communities.
Homeowners may receive one rebate of up to $7,500 if they obtain an issued building permit after April 14, 2025, to build a non-income-restricted (market-rate) ADU and receive the final building permit inspection approval within 18 months or by August 31, 2026, whichever comes first. The rebate amount depends upon the size of the ADU, with smaller ADUs considered to be more affordable to potential tenants by design:
Rebates are given on a basis until all the funds are expended or the program period ends on August 31, 2026.
The required and is available at the link below.
The San Ramon Historic Foundation is proud to announce its annual , one of the largest community events of the year, attracting more than 1,000 visitors to(19953 San Ramon Valley Blvd, San Ramon, CA 94583).
This family-friendly event takes place on , from , and invites visitors of all ages to experience a day on the farm, while learning about the process of sheep shearing.
Visitors can watch a shearing demonstration, explore the farm, tour the Glass House, watch blacksmithing in action, learn how wool is cleaned and spun, participate in arts and crafts, and more!
Proceeds from the event directly support Forest Home Farms through the San Ramon Historic Foundation.
Don't miss the San Ramon Library Foundation's signature fundraising event on , at at the (100 Montgomery Street, San Ramon CA 94583)!
This will have you tapping your feet to the music of , raising your glass, and supporting the San Ramon Libraries!
Get ready for the 2025–26 school year—
Click the link below to secure your ride for the upcoming year.
is bringing to , in partnership with the City of San Ramon. The performance takes place on , at
Get swept away by passion, soaring arias, and timeless romance as takes the stage—outside the opera house and into the heart of the square.
This , one-hour performance reimagines Puccini’s classic with guest artists and San Francisco Opera’s Adler Fellows, all performed on a mobile opera stage. Sung in Italian with live English translations accessible on smartphones, it’s an experience that brings the magic of opera up close.
Families with young children can arrive early for a , a , session at Little ones can explore the story, move to the music, and bring a favorite stuffed-animal friend to dance along to “Musetta’s Waltz.”
A perfect midday escape, this special performance transforms lunch hour into something extraordinary. Lounge on the shaded lawn with a picnic blanket or grab a seat in the square (outside chairs not permitted).
Join us on at (17011 Bollinger Canyon Road, San Ramon, CA 94582) from to 2 p.m. for a day filled with creativity and fun!
The Children's Makers Market is a fantastic opportunity for young makers to showcase their talents and entrepreneurial spirit. From handmade crafts to delicious treats, our young vendors have something for everyone.
Come support these budding entrepreneurs and enjoy a day of shopping and entertainment!
Get ready for TGIFS Fest brought to you by the Association of Indo Americans – the ultimate celebration of delicious Indian food and fantastic shopping experience, all under one roof!
Enjoy cultural performances by local dance and music schools, more than 100 vendor shopping booths, gift giveaways, carnival, amusement rides and many more family-friendly activities.
> More Info & RSVP for Free Tickets
San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District is pleased to offer upcoming Personal Emergency Preparedness (PEP) andCommunity Emergency Response Team (CERT) Trainings.
Pre-registration is now open for May, August and September classes!
What do you personally need in your Emergency Preparedness Kit? Have you wanted to start a kit or create an emergency plan, but have not found the motivation? It's time to find out what YOU need to respond in a disaster situation and be ready.
PEP is designed and intended for individuals and families (ages 10-110) to learn the importance of personal and home disaster preparedness, and how to survive after a major emergency. The scope of this class will prepare the individual, their home, and their family with the information, supplies, and skills needed to be self-sufficient for 7+ days in a disaster.
During this FREE PEP class, participants will learn:
● What to do before, during and after a major emergency
● Hazard Mitigation + Utility Control
● Personal and Family Emergency Supplies
● Staying Calm amidst the Chaos
Upon completion of the program, participants will have the knowledge and the resources to create a home emergency plan, build an emergency kit with supplies, and complete basic emergency response tasks in and around their home.
Note: Participants 10–15 years old welcome with an adult in attendance
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates and prepares participants to actively respond in the event of a disaster that may impact our area.
CERT is designed and intended for participants to learn basic disaster response skills and how to use these skills to help themselves, their neighbors, and their broader community in a time of need when first responders may be overwhelmed.
During this FREE hands-on course, CERT trainees will learn:
● Disaster Preparedness
● Fire Safety
● Disaster Medical Operations and Triage
● Light Search and Rescue
● Team Organization
● Disaster Psychology
● Incident Command System
Upon completion of the program, CERT members will have the opportunity to participate in periodic neighborhood areaactivities and ongoing training and events to leverage and refresh the skills learned in the course now and into the future.
Note: Participants under age 18 require additional consent to participate – please contact the program administrator.
Construction Update: Iron Horse Trail Overcrossing
Work continues on the Iron Horse Trail Overcrossing at Bollinger Canyon Road. Please see below for anticipated upcoming work and impacts to traffic flow.
Work Recently Completed Through 4/24/25:
Work Anticipated Through 4/30/25 (long duration tasks):
The anticipated completion date for the Overcrossing is Summer 2025.
> More Information on Iron Horse Trail Overcrossing
Job Opportunities with the City of San Ramon
The City of San Ramon is hiring! Current job opportunities include:
Questions?
Call City Hall at (925) 973-2500 or email [email protected]
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