vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
Police Services | Dublin, CA - Official Website
City of Dublin to Host a Part-Time Hiring Fair 


Are you seeking part-time work in a fun and friendly environment? Join the City of Dublin at a Part-Time Hiring Fair on Tuesday, May 28, 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., at the Dublin Civic Center (100 Civic Plaza).	Read on...

City of Dublin to Host a Pre-Candidate Workshop Ahead of the November 2024 Election 


Are you interested in running for public office? The City of Dublin will host a Pre-Candidate Workshop on Thursday, June 13, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., in the Bray Community Room at the Dublin Civic Center, 100 Civic Plaza.	Read on...

Dublin "State of the City" Address Now Airing on Tri-Valley Community Television 


On Wednesday, May 1, at Shannon Community Center, Dublin Mayor Melissa Hernandez presented the 2024 State of the City Address. Her speech is now airing on-demand on Tri-Valley Community Television, TV30.org.	Read on...

City of Dublin to Host an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Friday, June 7 


On Friday, June 7, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the City of Dublin will host an American Red Cross Community Blood Drive in the Bray Community Room at the Dublin Civic Center (100 Civic Plaza). Each positive blood donation can save up to three lives!	Read on...

May is National Bike Month! 


May is National Bike Month, and the City of Dublin has several events planned in celebration. All bike programs this month are funded by Alameda County Transportation Commission's Measure B/BB funds.	Read on...

View the May 2024 Edition of the "Backyard Brief" Newsletter 


The May 2024 edition of the City of Dublin's "Backyard Brief" newsletter is now available for viewing. In this issue, you'll find information on Mayor Hernandez's "State of the City" Address; Bike Month activities; opening day of The Wave; and more!	Read on...

Dublin Police Services Issues its 2022-2023 Annual Report
News Flash • Dublin • CivicEngage
Join the City of Dublin at a Part-Time Hiring Fair on Tuesday, May 28, 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., at the Dublin Civic Center (100 Civic Plaza).The focus of the Hiring Fair is to fill Recr...Read on... 
City of Dublin
Posted on: May 8, 2024
City of Dublin to Host a Pre-Candidate Workshop Ahead of the November 2024 Election
Are you interested in running for public office? The City of Dublin will host a Pre-Candidate Workshop on Thursday, June 13, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., in the Bray Community Room at the Dublin Civic Center, 100 Civic Plaza.  City Clerk Marsha Moore will...Read on... 
City of Dublin
Posted on: May 3, 2024
Dublin "State of the City" Address Now Airing on Tri-Valley Community Television
On Wednesday, May 1, at Shannon Community Center, Dublin Mayor Melissa Hernandez presented the 2024 State of the City Address. Her speech is now airing on-demand on Tri-Valley Community Television, TV30.org.  Mayor Hernandez shared the financial ...Read on... 
City of Dublin
Posted on: May 6, 2024
City of Dublin to Host an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Friday, June 7
On Friday, June 7, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the City of Dublin will host an American Red Cross Community Blood Drive in the Bray Community Room at the Dublin Civic Center (100 Civic Plaza).  Each donation collected can save up to three lives! &am...Read on... 
City of Dublin
Posted on: May 2, 2024
May is National Bike Month!
May is National Bike Month, and the City of Dublin has several events planned in celebration.  All bike programs this month are funded by Alameda County Transportation Commission's Measure B/BB funds.Urban Cycling 101 - Day One, Classroo...Read on... 
City of Dublin
Posted on: May 2, 2024
View the May 2024 Edition of the "Backyard Brief" Newsletter
FAQs • San Bruno, CA • CivicEngage
The City has not taken any official action on these applications except the application at 123 Elm Avenue which was denied by the City Council.List of Current Small Cell ApplicationsProject NumberProject AddressCellular CompanyFacility (Owner)StatusUP17-023425 Cedar AvenueVerizonPole (PG&E)Verizon claims, and the City Disputes, that this application has been deemed approved.UP17-025123 Elm AvenueVerizonPole (PG&E)Verizon claims, and the City Disputes, that this application has been deemed approved.UP17-0243400 Crestmoor DriveVerizonPole (PG&E)Verizon claims, and the City Disputes, that this application has been deemed approved.UP17-0261080 Clark AvenueVerizonPole (PG&E)Verizon claims, and the City Disputes, that this application has been deemed approved.UP18-006290 Castleton WayVerizonPole (PG&E)Verizon claims, and the City Disputes, that this application has been deemed approved.UP18-0072350 Fleetwood Dr.VerizonPole (PG&E)Verizon claims, and the City Disputes, that this application has been deemed approved.UP18-008350 Amador AvenueVerizonPole (PG&E)Verizon claims, and the City Disputes, that this application has been deemed approved.UP18-009732 5th AvenueVerizonPole (PG&E)Verizon claims, and the City Disputes, that this application has been deemed approved.UP18-015529 Oak AvenueVerizonPole (PG&E)Verizon claims, and the City Disputes, that this application has been deemed approved. 

7.
What is the City doing to advocate for residents who disagree with Federal and State laws allowing small cell installations in residential areas?

The City Council has joined a national coalition of more than 50 cities and local agencies in fifteen states to file suit in federal court opposing a new FCC order that would further reduce local control over small cell facilities. Other California cities that have joined are Burlingame, Fairfax, Monterey, San Jose, and the Marin Telecommunications Agency, along with nine cities in Southern California, including the City of Los Angeles.
Get Involved | City of Morgan Hill, CA - Official Website
Get Involved | City of Morgan Hill, CA - Official Website

 

Skip to Main Content

Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more.   

Website Sign In

CommunityDoing BusinessParks & RecreationCity GovernmentSitio en Español

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Search

 
 
 

Attend a Meeting

City Events

Commissions

Recreation Activity Guide

Run for Elective Office

Senior Advisory Committee

Senior Center

Sports Leagues

Teen Center

Visit Morgan Hill

Volunteer Opportunities

Youth Action Council

 

 
HomeCommunityGet Involved



Get Involved	

9
1
1
1


	Attend a Meeting
	
Links to attend a meeting.
Link to page
 

	City Events
	
The City of Morgan Hill hosts a range of public community events throughout the year to showcase some of the great aspects of living and working in Morgan Hill.
Link to page
 

	Commissions
	
The City has three advisory commissions appointed by the City Council: Library, Culture, & Arts, Parks & Recreation, Planning.
Link to page
 

	Recreation Activity Guide
	
The City of Morgan Hill offers recreation programs and services through contract instructors and part-time teammates. A recreation guide is available three times a year: Winter/Spring, Summer and Fall. 
Link to page
 

	Run for Elective Office
	
Run for office, elections, get elected
Link to page
 

	Senior Advisory Committee
	
The Centennial Recreation Senior Center provides comprehensive fitness classes, educational classes, social services and enrichment programs to adults 50+ years of age in the Morgan Hill, San Martin, and Gilroy communities.

The Senior Advisory Committee (SAC) acts as a support to the Senior Center by planning and providing extra activities for learning, transportation, socialization, and information. The SAC is open to all volunteers who would like to make a difference in the lives of our older adults. For more information call 408-782-1284.
Link to page
 

	Senior Center
	
The Centennial Recreation Senior Center provides comprehensive fitness classes, educational classes, social services and enrichment programs to adults 50 years of age and older in the Morgan Hill, San Martin, and Gilroy communities.
Link to page
 

	Sports Leagues
City Administrator - City of Piedmont

City Administrator - City of Piedmont

Skip navigation
 City of
 PiedmontHow Do I?

 {1}
 

##LOC[OK]##

  

ServicesBuilding InspectionsBuilding PermitsBusiness LicensesFacility RentalsGarbage, Recycling, and Organic WasteParks and FieldsPermits & LicensesPreschoolRecreation ProgramsSchoolmatesStreet SweepingDepartmentsCareers & Human ResourcesCity AdministratorCity ClerkFinanceFirePlanning & BuildingPolicePublic WorksRecreationGovernmentAmericans with Disabilities ActCharter & City CodeCity CouncilCommissions & CommitteesElectionsForms & ApplicationsMeeting VideosBid and Proposal OpportunitiesCity ProjectsNews & EventsNewsEventsStay InformedKCOM-TVAbout PiedmontGet InvolvedFederal, State, & County RepresentativesCommunity ResourcesSchoolsHouses of Worship

ServicesBuilding InspectionsBuilding PermitsBusiness LicensesFacility RentalsGarbage, Recycling, and Organic WasteParks and FieldsPermits & LicensesPreschoolRecreation ProgramsSchoolmatesStreet SweepingDepartmentsCareers & Human ResourcesCity AdministratorCity ClerkFinanceFirePlanning & BuildingPolicePublic WorksRecreationGovernmentAmericans with Disabilities ActCharter & City CodeCity CouncilCommissions & CommitteesElectionsForms & ApplicationsMeeting VideosBid and Proposal OpportunitiesCity ProjectsNews & EventsNewsEventsStay InformedKCOM-TVAbout PiedmontGet InvolvedFederal, State, & County RepresentativesCommunity ResourcesSchoolsHouses of Worship
Skip Sidebar Navigation

City AdministratorCareers & Human ResourcesCity AdministratorCity ClerkFinanceFirePlanning & BuildingPolicePublic WorksRecreation
Last item for navigation

City of Piedmont » Departments » City AdministratorShare ThisPrint Page A+Increase Font A-decrease font 

City Administrator
The City of Piedmont has a council-administrator form of government. in this form of government, the City Council provides legislative direction while the City Administrator is responsible for day-to-day administrative operations of the city based on the Council’s policy direction and recommendations. 

Piedmont's City Administrator is appointed by the City Council and serves as the chief administrative officer of the city.
Mayor / City Council | Dublin, CA - Official Website
Mayor / City Council | Dublin, CA - Official Website

 

Skip to Main Content

Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more.   

Website Sign In

GovernmentServicesBusinessI Want To...Explore

 

 

 

 

 

 

Search

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
HomeGovernmentMayor / City Council



Mayor / City Council	

City Council ResponsibilitiesThe Dublin City Council consists of five members (four City Councilmembers and the Mayor) elected at large by the voters of Dublin. The City Council is responsible for enacting legislation, establishing policies, and providing guidance and direction for actions which affect the quality of life in the City. Local elected officials also represent the City at a variety of forums at the county, regional, state, and national levels in order to make certain that the interests of the City of Dublin and cities in general are promoted.             Mayor       Melissa Hernandez     (925) 833-6663Email Mayor Hernandez    Term exp. 12/2024    Vice MayorSherry Hu(925) 833-6665Email VM HuTerm exp. 12/2024CouncilmemberJean Josey(925) 833-6664 mailto:jean.josey@dublin.ca.gov Email CM JoseyTerm exp. 12/2026CouncilmemberMichael McCorriston(925) 833-6665Email CM McCorristonTerm exp. 12/2024  CouncilmemberKashef Qaadri(925) 833-6662Email CM QaadriTerm exp. 12/2026E-mail the entire City CouncilContact UsCity of Dublin office hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.  For more information, please contact the Office of the City Clerk at 925-833-6650.MeetingsView additional information about the City Council meetings, where you can access the Council's agendas and minutes and view video of the Council's meetings.CouncilmemberMelissa Hernandez(925) 833-6663Email CM HernandezTerm exp.
California Air Districts | California Air Resources Board
Includes eastern portion of Kern County(661) 862-5250Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesEl Dorado County AQMD
	Includes all of El Dorado County(530) 621-7501Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesFeather River AQMD
	Includes all of Sutter and Yuba counties(530) 634-7659Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesGlenn County APCD
	Includes all of Glenn County(530) 934-6500Air Pollution Complaint | Public NoticesGreat Basin Unified APCD
	Includes all of Alpine, Inyo, and Mono counties(760) 872-8211Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesImperial County APCD
	Includes all of Imperial County(442) 265-1800Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesLake County AQMD
	Includes all of Lake County(707) 263-7000Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesLassen County APCD
	Includes all of Lassen County(530) 252-4247Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesMariposa County APCD
	Includes all of Mariposa County(209) 966-2220Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesMendocino County AQMD
	Includes all of Mendocino County(707) 463-4354Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesModoc County APCDIncludes all of Modoc County(530) 233-6401Air Pollution ComplaintsMojave Desert AQMD
	Includes the Northern portion of San Bernardino County, and the eastern
	portion of Riverside County(760) 245-1661Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesMonterey Bay Air Resources District
	Includes all of Monterey, San Benito, and Santa Cruz counties(831) 647-9411Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesNorth Coast Unified AQMD
	Includes all of Del Norte, Humboldt, and Trinity counties(707) 443-3093Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesNorthern Sierra AQMD
	Includes all of Nevada, Plumas, and Sierra counties(530) 274-9360Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesNorthern Sonoma County APCD
	Includes Northern portion of Sonoma County(707) 433-5911Air Pollution ComplaintsPlacer County APCD
California Air Districts | California Air Resources Board
California Air Districts | California Air Resources Board

Skip to main content

×Display Settings

Default
High Contrast

Reset
Increase Font SizeFont 
Decrease Font SizeFont 

twitter

youtube

linkedin

email

 Search
 

CalendarFAQsContactCareersSubscribeDisplay Settings

EnglishEspañol

California Air Resources Board

Main navigation
AboutOur WorkResourcesServicesRulemakingNewsEquity

 

California Air Districts

California's 35 local Air Districts are responsible for regional air quality planning, monitoring, and stationary source and facility permitting. The districts administer air quality improvement grant programs and are CARB's primary partners in efforts to ensure that all Californians breathe clean air.Amador County APCD
	Includes all of Amador County(209) 257-0112Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesAntelope Valley AQMD
	Includes northeast portion of Los Angeles County(661) 723-8070Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesBay Area AQMD
	Includes Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, 
	and Santa Clara counties, and the western portion of Solano and 
	southern portion of Sonoma counties(415) 749-5000Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesButte County AQMD
	Includes all of Butte County(530) 332-9400Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesCalaveras County APCD
	Includes all of Calaveras County(209) 754-6399Public NoticesColusa County APCD
	Includes all of Colusa County(530) 458-0590Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesEastern Kern APCD
	Includes eastern portion of Kern County(661) 862-5250Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesEl Dorado County AQMD
	Includes all of El Dorado County(530) 621-7501Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesFeather River AQMD
	Includes all of Sutter and Yuba counties(530) 634-7659Air Pollution Complaints | Public NoticesGlenn County APCD
	Includes all of Glenn County(530) 934-6500Air Pollution Complaint | Public NoticesGreat Basin Unified APCD
Government | Placer County, CA
Agricultural Land Use

Avoiding Wild Animal Problems

Certified Producers

Community Resources

Agri-Tourism Resources

Agricultural Resources & Associations

Consumer Protection

Eat Local

Fish & Game Commission

Industrial Hemp

Make a Payment

Mandarin Threat

Pesticides

Notices of Intent

Online Use Reporting

Pesticide Registration

Regional Forest Health

Report a Pesticide Incident or Complaint

Incidente de Pesticidas

Apiary Registration

Placer County Beekeeping Ordinance Update

Air Pollution Control

How Do I

Apply For

Contact

Find

Submit

Air Quality

Biomass

Education & Outreach

Rail Yard Study

Spare the Air

Wood Burning Appliances

District

Air Pollution Control District Board

Grants & Incentives

Hearing Board

District Strategic Plan

Online Payments

Public Records Requests

Sustainability

Budget and Financial Documents

Annual Reports

Burning

Burn Days

Residential Burning

Residential Green Waste Programs

Agricultural Burning

Prescribed Burning

Non-Agricultural Burning

Placer County Fire Agencies

Land Development Burning

Burn Permit Information

Compliance

Complaints

Dust Control Requirements

Enforcement Procedures

Facts & Advisories

Gasoline Dispensing Facility - Vapor Recovery

Land Use & California Environmental Quality Act

Rules

Permits

Agricultural Engine Registration

Permit FAQs

Portable Equipment Permitting & Registration

Stationary Source Applications

District Fee Schedule

PSPS Events

Animal Services

Assessor

About Us

Contact Us

About the Assessor

How Can We Help

What We Do

Request Speaking Engagement

Assessor Jobs

Homeowners

Change of Mailing Address e-File

Important Dates

Property Tax Overview

Question Your Assessed Value

Property Details (Assessment Inquiry)

Homeowners Tax Relief

Build, Remodel & Repair

Estimate your Supplemental Tax Bill

Manufactured Homes

Business Property Owners

Business Property Statement

Change of Mailing Address e-File

Important Dates

Business Property Owners Tax Relief

Frequently Asked Questions - Business Property

Question Your Assessed Value

Other Property
Quick Links • Sheriff - K-9 Unit
Quick Links • Sheriff - K-9 Unit

 

Skip to Main Content

 

 
 
 

GovernmentServicesBusinessExperience PlacerI Want To...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
HomeQuick Links

Categories

All Categories

Agency and Division Directory

Agricultural Commissioner - Avoiding Wild Animal Problems

Agricultural Commissioner - Eat Local

Air Pollution Control - Biomass

Air Pollution Control - Construction & Grading

Air Pollution Control - Fire Agencies

Air Pollution Control - Fire Agencies Resources

Air Pollution Control - Heavy Duty Diesel Vehicles

Air Pollution Control - Rail Yard Study

Air Pollution Control - Wildfire Smoke

Air Pollution Control - Wildfire Smoke Air Quality

Air Pollution Control - Wildfires

Assessor

Assessor - Homeowner Tax Relief: Exclusions

Assessor - New Construction

Assessor - Property Tax

Assessor - Value Review Program

Birth, Death, & Marriage

Board of Supervisors - Agendas & Minutes

Board of Supervisors - District 2

Board of Supervisors - District 4

Board of Supervisors - District 5

Board of Supervisors - District 5 MAC

Board of Supervisors - District 5 Meadow Vista

Board of Supervisors - Granite Bay Municipal Advisory Council

Cannabis Ordinance State Resources

Cannabis State Law Background

Child Support Services - Social Media

Clerk of the Board - Property Tax Assessment Appeals

Community Development Resource Agency - Building Division Home

Community Development Resource Agency - Building Division Resources

Community Development Resource Agency - Building Division Systems

Community Development Resource Agency - Code Enforcement

Community Development Resource Agency - Planning Services - Housing Program

Community Development Resource Agency - Planning Services - Housing Program - Stay Informed

Community Development Resource Agency - Planning Services - Urban Forest

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise

District Attorney - Community Prosecution

District Attorney - PROTECT Law Enforcement

District Attorney - PROTECT Non-Profit Organizations

District Attorney - PROTECT Public Agencies

District Attorney - Victim/Witness Assistance

Economic Development - Film Office 2015 Archive

Economic Development - Film Office 2016 Archive

Economic Development - Film Office Location Manager Nominees Announced

Economic Development - Film Office News

Economic Development - Film Office Sacramento Mobilization Day

Economic Development - Film Office Scouting Locations

Economic Development - Film Office Selected News Archives

Economic Development - Film Office Volkswagen Commercials
About | California Air Resources Board
Our role is to:Lead California’s efforts to reduce climate-changing emissions through measures that promote a more energy-efficient and resilient economy;Set the state’s air quality standards at levels that protect those at greatest risk – children, older adults and people with lung and heart disease;Identify pollutants that pose the greatest health risks, such as diesel exhaust particles, benzene in gasoline and formaldehyde in consumer products;Measure our progress in reducing pollutants utilizing the nation’s most extensive air monitoring network;Verify automakers’ emissions compliance at CARB’s renowned Mary D. Nichols Laboratory in Riverside;Research the causes and effects of air pollution problems – and potential solutions – using the best available science and technology; andStudy the costs and benefits of pollution controls, paying particular attention to individuals and communities most at risk.Engaging the PublicCARB holds monthly public meetings to review progress and consider new approaches to cleaning California’s air. The Board, Chair and staff routinely consult industry and scientific experts and actively engage with advocates for public health, regulated businesses and low-income communities as part of the decision-making process.Helping the Most Impacted CommunitiesHeavily urbanized communities and those adjacent to busy freight corridors are particularly burdened with air pollution. This is especially true of neighborhoods sandwiched between freeways, ports and rail yards. CARB has a range of programs in place, with others ready under a new law (AB 617) to address pollution in these areas.AccomplishmentsCARB establishes state air quality regulations which protect public health by addressing all major sources of smog-forming air pollution, and other forms of air pollution. As a result, cars today are 99 percent cleaner than in the 1970s, resulting in less air pollution overall, shorter hospital stays and fewer days missed from school and work due to respiratory and cardiopulmonary diseases.California regulations, based on extensive research and sound science, have driven innovation, leading to significant technological developments such as the catalytic converter (which helped slash ozone by 60 percent), and the production of highly marketable low- and zero-emission cars and trucks, and cleaner fuels.The Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 (Nunez) expanded CARB’s role to development and oversight of California’s main greenhouse gas reduction programs. These include cap-and-trade, the Low Carbon Fuel Standard and the zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) programs.