Vallejo Weekly | Vol 13 | Issue 52

VALLEJO WEEKLY VOL 13 ISSUE 52

DECEMBER 25, 2025

ANDREW’S ANNOUNCEMENTS A MESSAGE FROM THE CITY MANAGER

Hello Vallejo Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! As we approach the end of 2025, we reflect on the progress we’ve made together and look forward to an exciting year ahead. The City of Vallejo remains committed to improving the quality of life for our community, and 2026 promises even more positive change.

Community Support Two significant long-term projects to assist our unhoused neighbors opened in 2025. Alongside programs like IHART and other community partnerships, we remain focused on creating sustainable solutions and making meaningful progress in this area.

Public Safety Police and Fire staffing has grown, and new initiatives are on the horizon. In 2026, you’ll see expanded security measures, including private security patrols, new security cameras, and support from the California Highway Patrol. The Solano County Sheriff’s Office will also begin patrolling in Vallejo, strengthening our safety network.

Charting The Future The City Council has committed to Goal Setting in 2026. Aligning our vision for the city’s future will help chart a path forward that leads to a successful outcome. Ensuring we have a livable, safe, affordable city for all of Vallejo’s residents is a commitment that we all share.

Infrastructure Improvements We’ve invested heavily in our roads. Design and planning for two major projects are complete, and construction will begin this spring. Our goal is to maintain a steady cycle of paving projects— both current and future—to enhance road quality across the city.

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The City’s team is energized by these accomplishments and optimistic about what’s ahead. We look forward to delivering more visible improvements in 2026.

With Appreciation Andrew Murray City Manager

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Cover Photo: The Mare Island Christmas Tree Photo Credit: Robert Briseño

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In this issue

City Staff Spreads Holiday Cheer - 8 Vallejo Invests In Their Roads - 12 Vallejo Boat Ramp Update - 14 Leadership Vallejo Comes to City Hall - 17 Reading your Water Bill - 18 Farewell to Irma - 22 Celebrating Community - 25 Vallejo Weekly

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Notice of Holiday Closure for Vallejo City Hall City Hall will be closed for the holidays, as it traditionally is, from Wednesday, December 24th, through Thursday, January 1st. City Hall will reopen on Friday, January 2nd.

During the holidays: • Staff will be available by phone or email, except for the observed holidays of Christmas (December 25th) and New Year’s (January 1st), and scheduled vacations.

• There will be a temporary pause on water service shutoffs during this period.

• Water payments will be accepted again in person starting January 2nd when City Hall reopens.

Thank you, and we wish you a safe and peaceful holiday season and a happy New Year.

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Reach your city council Mayor Andrea Sorce (Term Expires Jan 2029) Andrea.Sorce@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4377 Vice Mayor Peter Bregenzer (District 5 -Term Expires Jan 2027) Peter.Bregenzer@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4131 Council Member Alexander Matias (District 1 - Term Expires Jan 2029) Alexander.Matias@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4134 Council Member Diosdado “JR” Matulac (District 2 - Term Expires Jan 2027) JR.Matulac@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4132 Council Member Tonia Lediju, Phd (District 3 - Term Expires Jan 2029) Tonia.Lediju@cityofvallejo.net 707-649-7716 Council Member Charles Palmares (District 4 - Term Expires Jan 2027) Charles.Palmares@cityofvallejo.net 707-648-4133 Council Member Helen-Marie Gordon (District 6 - Term Expires Jan 2029) Helen-Marie.Gordon@cityofvallejo.net 707-649-7711

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JANUARY 22, 2026 6:30-7:30PM VIA MICROSOFT TEAMS REGISTER WITH THIS LINK: http://bit.ly/4rUZBA5

Join neighbors and local leaders for a Solano Bayshore Resiliency Project community meeting!

Wondering how you can help make a more resilient Suisun City, Benicia, Fairfield, and Vallejo? We want to hear from you! By sharing your ideas, visions, and comments we can work together to help protect our shoreline!

TOGETHER, WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

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saturday, JANUARY 31 and sunday, FEBRUARY 1, 2026 10am til 4pm ~ bldg 69, mare island

ADVENTURE AND INSPIRATION AWAIT! scan for up-to-date info on hikes and the event on our site

wingedmigrationexpo.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL @TheEverWonderVallejo @wingedmigrationexpo

STUDENT STEAM CHALLENGE Build, design, code, draw, sculpt, model, or craft ideas into any format!

Students can explore the incredible journeys of local migratory birds and create a fun STEAM project… with a chance to win prizes!

Learn more in the Winged Migration STEAM Challenge Guide.

Project Due Date: Friday, January 30, 2026, anytime between 2:00pm - 5:00pm.

Projects will be displayed at the Winged Migration Expo Date: January 31, 2026 and February 1, 2026.

Location: Mare Island, Building 69 Award Announcement: February 1, 2026

Students and families are all welcome to join all the Winged Migration Expo activities!

Click or scan

Steph Morgado: (707) 399-4439 or SMorgado@solanocoe.net

SERVICE CHANGE Effective Sunday, January 4, 2026: Minor schedule adjustments Improvements to on-time performance on Local and Solano Express

Paper transfers discontinued Use Clipper for discounted transfers to other agencies For updated schedules visit:

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City of Vallejo Staff Spreads Holiday Cheer

City of Vallejo employees came together this season to make the holidays brighter for our community. From toy giveaways to supporting local families and volunteering at the food bank, staff showed their commitment to giving back.

Over the past weekend, the Vallejo Police and Fire Departments participated in a festive gift and toy giveaways, bringing joy to children and families. Meanwhile, the Finance Department rolled up their sleeves to help prepare food at the Solano County Food Bank.

In addition, the Housing Department, joined by several other City departments, hosted an Adopt-A-Family event last week, ensuring local families had a memorable holiday.

Check out some photos from these heartwarming events!

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PETS of the week Visit HSNB.org for these and other animals looking for their forever family. Moose Chicky Pit bull mix, brown and white, M, Domestic Short Hair, black, F, 5 3 yo, 67 lbs, $250 adoption fee Open daily by mo, 3+ lbs, $225 adoption fee Looking for a goofy, affectionate This lively, affectionate kitten appointment, from companion? This big-hearted loves playtime, cuddles, and pup loves fetch, zoomies, and conversation. Bright-eyed and 10:30 am to 4:30 pm snuggles. Playful yet sweet, he’s curious, she’ll greet you at to learn leash manners the door, snuggle on your lap, 1121 Sonoma Blvd, Vallejo eager and thrives with positive and charm kids and cats alike. reinforcement. Ready to bring Playful, sweet, full of heart, and joy, laughter, and unconditional ready to brighten your home!

707-645-7905 love into your life!

MAKE EACH PERSON COUNT

PIT COUNT 2026

PIT COUNT 2026 Make sure that every person is counted.

Participate in the 2026 PIT Count today!

WE’RE LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS The PIT count empowers our community to identify housing needs and collaboratively track our progress toward the shared goal of eradicating homelessness.

Point-in-Time Count Date:

JANUARY 29, 2026 All Cities in Solano County

More information can be found at:

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www.solano.pointintime.info

(707) 784-6687

Your gift to the Earth...Recycle Christmas trees for mulch & compost!

To arrange for a $7 pick-up call or email the non-profit organization collecting in your area on the following Saturdays: December 27 th, January 3 rd & 10 th. Flocked Trees Accepted for $10.

HIDDENBROOKE

Girl Scout Troop 20067 707-563-1728

christmastreerecycle67@gmail.com

Wotha Dabora 707-655-5472

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Venture Crew 222 707-653-0738

silveradoventurecrew222@gmail.com

Wotha Dabora 707-655-5472

FLORIDA STREET

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Angels with Heart

707-653-6045 angelswithhearts@yahoo.com

Drop-Off Site:

VALCORE RECYCLING, 38 Sheridan Street, (707) 645-8258. (FREE OF CHARGE) No flocked trees, no tree stands. Friday, December 26th through Thursday, January 22nd. Mon. - Fri. from 8-11AM, 12-3PM; closed 11AM-12PM daily for lunch; closed Saturdays and Sundays.

Curbside Collection:

Cut trees to fit inside your curbside green organics cart. Recology will only pick up trees that fit inside your green cart on your scheduled collection day. Whole trees will NOT be picked up. No flocked trees, no tree stands. Vallejo residents contact Recology Vallejo at (707) 552-3110.

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Vallejo’s Investment to Better Roads

A recent article in the San Francisco Chronicle highlighted road conditions across the Bay Area, naming Vallejo among the cities facing significant challenges. While we recognize these concerns, it’s important to note that the article did not reflect the substantial investment Vallejo has made in roads since the passage of Measure P in 2022.

Thanks to the support of Vallejo residents, Measure P has enabled the City to launch a comprehensive, long-term road improvement strategy. City staff have been working diligently behind the scenes—securing funding, developing project plans, issuing Requests for Proposals (RFPs), and initiating construction efforts.

Two key projects currently underway are a Cape Seal initiative and a Grind and Overlay initiative, both of which will be completed in Spring 2026. The City Council will also consider, in January 2026, a proposal for an additional investment of $11 million for street projects to be implemented in Summer 2026.

Below is a breakdown of Vallejo’s road improvement investments over the past and current fiscal year.

Category

FY 22-23

FY 23-24

FY 24-25

FY25-26

Totals

Capital Outlay

$

298,000

$

536,219

$ 1,039,263

$

988,800

$ 2,862,282

Gas Tax

$

1,836,260

$

1,800,000

$ 3,096,097

$ 2,447,937

$ 9,180,294

Grants

$

2,286,915

$

1,140,010

$

$

350,000

$ 3,776,925

Measure P

$

-

$

5,000,000

$ 10,000,000

Totals

$

4,421,175

$

8,476,229

$ 14,135,360

$ 1,000,000 ( $12,000,000*) $ 4,786,737 ($15,786,737*)

$ 16,000,000 ($27,000,000) $ 31,819,501 ( $42,819,501*)

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*Total funding amount, including the $11 million City Council will consider in January 2026

These investments will provide visible improvements to our streets.

Vallejo is building a better future. Thank you for your continued support and commitment to our community.

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Pacific Gas and Electric Company Former Vallejo MGP Boat Launch Parking Lot Restoration Project Weekly Report 12/19/25 PG&E provides this update on restoration work occurring in the boat launch parking lot that is part of a larger 26acre City of Vallejo-owned property at the corner of Curtola Parkway and Sonoma Boulevard (site). This is the final phase of the restoration work associated with PG&E’s former Vallejo Manufactured Gas Plant (MGP) environmental cleanup project. In December 2023, PG&E completed cleanup work under the oversight of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) to address impacts from a gas plant that operated at the site from 1872 to 1930. To learn more about this project, or if you have questions, please contact us at the email address or phone number listed below.

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Continued constructing the aboveground structure of the restroom building, including establishing electrical and water utility connections.

Finished constructing concrete sidewalks and ramps.

Planted additional landscaping.

Began removing construction equipment no longer needed and cleanup of work areas.

Upcoming Work • • •

Finish constructing the aboveground structure of the restroom building and continue establishing electrical connections.

Finish landscaping work.

Continue removing construction equipment no longer needed and cleanup of work areas.

Work Hours • •

6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

In observance of the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, no work will occur December 25-26 and January 1.

Anticipated Impacts • •

To allow for restoration work to occur safely, Mono Street and the boat launch parking lot will be closed to public traffic until after restoration activities are complete in January 2026. Upon completion of restoration activities, PG&E will return control of the site to the City of Vallejo.

Safety signage will be in place to direct construction-related traffic.

Site Security •

Access gates are closed to the public, and the site is under surveillance.

Photo Log

Worker forms the curb portion of the restroom building accessible ramp landing.

Worker stripes a no parking area near the restroom building.

If you need additional information, please contact the PG&E toll-free response line at (866) 247-0581 or remediation@pge.com. Se habla español.

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“ PG&E” refers to Pacific Gas and Electric Company, a subsidiary of PG&E Corporation. © 2010 Pacific Gas and Electric Company. All rights reserved.

Work Completed 12/15/25 to 12/19/25

Thinking About Building an ADU? Start Here!

The City of Vallejo has released a brand-new ADU Mini-Guide for Homeowners to help you plan, design, and build an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) or Junior ADU (JADU) on your property. Whether you’re looking to create space for family, generate rental income, or boost your property value, this guide walks you through the entire process.

What’s Inside?

Step-by-step breakdown of the ADU process Key design and permitting tips Overview of local rules, fees, and timelines Links to helpful tools and financing resources View or download the guide: Vallejo ADU Mini-Guide for Homeowners (PDF) If you’ve been wondering whether an ADU is right for you - this is the place to start!

For questions, contact the City of Vallejo Planning Division at (707) 648-4326 or planning@cityofvallejo.net.

Made possible by funding from the City of Vallejo

VALLEJO HOUSING AUTHORITY OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

ON TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

VALLEJO BIZ-GROW Small Business Loan Program Loan Amount: $25,000 to $125,000 Interest Rate: 6%, Fixed Rate

Loan Term: 5 Years

Participants can request appointments by scanning the QR code with your smartphone or tablet or by clicking on this link.

Minimum Credit Score: 630 No Prepayment Penalty Loan Application Fee: $250 (Borrowers who complete an assessment and counseling with the Solano-Napa Small Business Development Center shall receive a $250 rebate) Eligibility: Small Business must meet Covid-19 impact eligibility requirements and be located in the City of Vallejo.

Must be in business prior to 2/28/23

cityofvallejo.co/47gz8Dy

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

For general inquiries: (707) 648-4507

STEP 1 STEP 1

707-864-1855 x21 & 707-631-3891

Wendi@SolanoEDC.org

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Help Shape the Future of the Vallejo Ferry Terminal!

San Francisco Bay Ferry and the City of Vallejo want your input to make ferry access safer and more convenient—whether you walk, bike, drive, or take transit.

Share your experience and ideas today: fp.mysocialpinpoint.com/vallejoferry-terminal-access-study Questions? Contact Gabe Chan at gabriel.chan@sfbayferry.com

Interested in Joining Our Team?

You might be a great fit!

Police Cadet - Closing Date 12/31/2025 Police Officer (Recruit) - Closing Date 12/31/2025 Police Officer (Entry Level - Academy Grad) - Closing Date 12/31/2025 Police Officer (Lateral) - Closing Date 12/31/2025 Assistant Public Works Director - City Engineer Closing Date 1/5/2026 Public Works Director - Closing Date 1/5/2026 Finance Director - Closing Date 1/11/2026

Click HERE to see all of our current job listings

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Leadership Vallejo Hosts Annual Government Day at City Hall

Last week, Leadership Vallejo held its annual Government Day at Vallejo City Hall, giving participants an inside look at local government operations. The current cohort included City of Vallejo’s Planning & Development Director, Kristin Pollot, among other community members.

During the session, participants engaged with several department heads to learn about their roles and ongoing efforts to improve city services. They also took part in a mock council meeting, stepping into the shoes of council members and community participants for a hands-on experience.

Councilmember and Leadership Vallejo alum Alexander Matias helped facilitate the Mock Council Meeting event, sharing insights from his own leadership journey.

Learn more about Leadership Vallejo at www.leadershipvallejo.org.

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After eight years of dedicated service as the Development Permits Coordinator for the City of Vallejo’s Building Department, Irma Montano will be retiring at the end of the year.

Irma brought a wealth of experience to Vallejo, having previously served as a Building Permit Technician for the City of Richmond. Her expertise and commitment have been invaluable to the department and the community.

In retirement, Irma looks forward to spending more time with her family and engaging with her community, as well as enjoying some well-deserved travel adventures.

Irma will be greatly missed by her colleagues, and we extend our heartfelt gratitude for her years of service and wish her all the best in this exciting new chapter of life.

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NEED FOOD NOW? More info at

cityofvallejo.co/SNAP

EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE getcalfresh.org

cdss.ca.gov

foodbankccs.org/find-food/ foodbycity

about.doordash.com/en-us/news/ snap-shutdown-announcement

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Vallejo Property Owners — Let’s Keep Our Neighborhoods Thriving!

Do you own a vacant property in Vallejo? Help us protect our community by taking proactive steps to maintain your property and prevent blight.

The Vacant & Foreclosed Real Property Registration Program is here to help!

Register your property Submit required documents Get your questions answered Contact Code Enforcement at 707-648-4469 Or visit: https://cityofvallejo.co/VacantRealPropertyRegistration Together, we can keep Vallejo vibrant and safe!

No contracts & fees.

Just fast internet.

VIP Fiber is Vallejo’s local internet.

SIGN UP NOW www.vipfiber.com

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Celebrating Community Building Through Connection This Holiday Season As the holiday season invites reflection, gratitude, and togetherness, it is also an opportunity to recognize the many ways community is built—not through a single model, but through collaboration, shared purpose, and sustained investment in people.

In Vallejo, community building takes many forms. Some efforts are rooted in neighborhoods and physical spaces, strengthening local environments and creating visible improvements. Others focus on people and networks—connecting residents across neighborhoods through education, leadership development, and shared learning. Together, these approaches form a stronger, more resilient whole.

Through Proposition 64 Youth Prevention & Opportunity Program funding, the City of Vallejo and its community partners—Club Stride, Healthy Vallejo, and the Center for Urban Excellence—work collectively as the Vallejo Resilience Network. While each organization brings a distinct approach, their work is intentionally aligned around prevention, youth empowerment, and long-term community well-being.

Healthy Vallejo builds community through hands-on engagement and neighborhood stewardship, creating pathways for young people to gain job skills while improving public spaces through beautification and cleanup efforts. These activities strengthen residents’ sense of ownership, pride, and connection to place.

The Center for Urban Excellence focuses on urban leadership and systems-level engagement, supporting youth and community members in understanding structural challenges and developing innovative, community-driven solutions that advance equity and resilience.

Within the Resilience Network, Club Stride’s role centers on community networking, education, and youth-led prevention efforts. Through culturally relevant cannabis prevention education, youth-led workshops, and healing-centered storytelling, Club Stride connects young people across neighborhoods into a broader learning and leadership network. This work emphasizes youth voice, lived experience, and peer leadership, while also incorporating digital media and storytelling as tools for education, reflection, and civic engagement.

Together, these approaches demonstrate that community building is not limited to geography alone. It is also built through relationships, shared learning, and sustained engagement—creating social capital, strengthening trust, and fostering collective responsibility. Through regular workshops, public community activities, neighborhood improvements, and prevention education, the Resilience Network supports hundreds of young people each year while engaging families, schools, and local stakeholders.

During this holiday season, the work of the Vallejo Resilience Network offers a powerful reminder: community is strongest when different approaches are valued and aligned. Whether through neighborhood action, leadership development, or education and storytelling, these efforts come together to support a healthier, more connected future for Vallejo.

As we reflect and look ahead, it is worth celebrating not just the outcomes, but the collaboration itself—because resilience is built together.

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Get Home in Time for What Matters with the I-80 Express Lanes

I-80 Express Lanes in Solano County are open and ready to help you arrive on time when it matters most. Express Lanes provide drivers with the choice for a faster, more reliable trip. All drivers must have FasTrak to use the lanes.

The lanes will operate 7 days a week, from 5 AM to 8 PM. Tolls are shown on overhead signs along the highway and increase as traffic increases and decrease as traffic decreases.

Carpools with 3 or more people and motorcycles can use the lanes for free. 2-person carpools can use the lanes for half-toll. Solo drivers pay full tolls. Carpools and motorcycles must have a FasTrak Flex Toll Tag mounted in the vehicle and set properly to receive free or discounted tolls.

Income-eligible drivers can also apply to receive discounts to use the I-80 express lanes.

To learn more about express lanes visit expresslanes.511.org To get FasTrak Flex, visit bayareafastrak.org To apply for income-based toll discounts, visit expresslanesstart.org

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The Integrated Health & Resource Team (IHART) About IHART The Integrated Health and Resource Team (IHART) is a civilian-led crisis response program dedicated to providing compassionate, community-based support in Vallejo. We handle low-level 911 calls without police assistance, co-respond with officers, and offer follow-up case management to ensure long-term stability for individuals in crisis.

IHART bridges the gap between emergency services and community resources, fostering trust, safety, and well-being.

Who We Serve Individuals in Crisis Supporting those experiencing behavioral health challenges, housing instability, or urgent needs

Youth & Schools Engaging students through in-school wellness programs, after-school initiatives, and restorative justice

Victims & Families Providing emotional and logistical assistance following traumatic events

Underserved Communities Meeting people where they are, addressing barriers to care, & promoting equitable access to services

Our Services Contact Us Rayvon Williamson, Program Manager 911 Crisis Response Tel: (707) 648-4502 Handling non-violent, low-level Cell: (323) 761-4071 emergency calls without police presence

Co-Response Support Assisting officers & providing follow-up support for unresolved cases

Katie Burns, Admin Data Analyst Impact Team Response Tel: (707) 917-411 Providing post-crisis community Cell: (415) 286-3590 engagement after incidents like homicides and drive-by shootings

Faith-Based Crisis Support Partnering with VPD chaplains to assist in faith-sensitive crisis situations

The Neighborhood Watch Program offers our community members a chance to stay informed, build connections, and enhance communication with one another and our police department.

It’s about neighbors working together to create a safer community.

If you’re interested in how the Neighborhood Watch Program can improve your area, contact Sgt. Hollis at Rashad.Hollis@cityofvallejo.net for more information.

By taking proactive steps today, we can help create a safer tomorrow for our communities.

FREE NEIGHBORHOOD DUMPSTER PROGRAM*

DUMPSTER SIZE 18 ft long × 7.5 ft wide × 5 ft tall (25 cubic yards)

DUMPSTER SCHEDULE  Delivery Monday or

Soft Case Management & Navigation Ensuring individuals receive continued care until they’re stable

Homicide Victim & Family Support Offering resources, communication, & case management for affected families

Neighborhood Watch & Community Engagement Strengthening relationships between residents & law enforcement School-Based Programs Implementing wellness support, restorative justice, & after-school initiative

Program Components

To qualify, five residents from the same block must sign up, and all participants must have current garbage service. Main applicant must own and occupy residence. The dumpsters are for outdoor use only and are issued on a first-come, firstserved basis.

Key Requirements

Crisis Intervention Rapid response and de-escalation for community emergencies

Education & Training Offering mental health awareness, first aid, & wellness programs for reside

Case Management Comprehensive follow-ups & warm handoffs to ensure stability & connection to long-term support

Community Partnerships Collaborating with CBOs, faith organizations, & local agencies for holistic care

Contact Us Rayvon Williamson, Program Manager Tel: (707) 648-4502 Cell: (323) 761-4071

The City of Vallejo is offering a Free Neighborhood Dumpster to help residents with exterior clean-up projects. This program is available once a year per block and gives neighbors a chance to work together to clean up their street.

Katie Burns, Admin Data Analyst Tel: (707) 917-411 Cell: (415) 286-3590

Friday  Stays for 3–4 days  Early pick-up possible with 24-hr notice by contacting Recology @ (707)552-3110

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND APPLICATION FORM SCAN BELOW

 Must have 1 main applicant and 4 additional neighbors (5 total) from the same block.  Current Recology Vallejo garbage service  Owner-occupied single-family home  Exterior clean-up only – no garage or interior junk allowed.

QUESTIONS? CODE ENFORCEMENT 555 Santa Clara St Vallejo CA 94590 (707)648-4469 Code.enforcement@cityofvallejo.net

*Not available for unincorporated Vallejo, commercial properties, apartment buildings, or mobile home parks.

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Contact 555 Santa Clara Street, Vallejo, CA 94590 Facebook.com/cityofvallejo Instagram.com/cityofvallejo cityofvallejo.net For maintenance emergencies, please call: (707) 648-5235