SPOTLIGHT
ONTHECOVER
We’re thrilled to announce that SweetPea Gift Shoppe—Rohnert Park’s beloved artisan boutique tucked inside the Senior Center was recently featured in The Press Democrat! Dive in to read more!
The Friendly City SPOTLIGHT
QUICKCONTACTSFORLIFEIN ROHNERTPARK
All the numbers you don’t want to go digging for when you actually need them.
EMERGENCY&NON-EMERGENCY
Police/Fire Emergency: 911
Non-Emergency Police & Safe Team: (707) 584-2612
Animal Services: (707) 584-1582
CITYSERVICES
City Hall: (707) 588-2226
Public Works (Potholes, Trees, Streetlights): (707) 588-3300
Code Compliance: (707) 588-2249
Garbage & Recycling: (800) 243-0291
Water/Sewer Billing: (707) 585-6750
City Clerk’s Office: (707) 588-2227
REMINDERS&RESOURCES
City Council Meetings: 2nd & 4th Tuesdays, 5:00 PM
Rohnert Park Cotati Library: (707) 584-9121
Sign up for Nixle Alerts: Text RPDPS to 888-777
Need to report an issue? Use the Reach Rohnert Park app for quick, easy service.
OTHERSERVICES
Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified School District: 707-792-4700
Rohnert Park Family Resource Center: 707-793-9030
Redwood Empire Food Bank: 707-523-7900
DIDYOUKNOW......
....you can honor someone special for making a difference in our community?
The Rohnert Park City Council welcomes the opportunity to honor individuals and organizations who have contributed to the well-being and betterment of our city Recognitions can take place during a City Council meeting, at a special event, or even outside of formal gatherings
Please send in your request at least four weeks before the event or City Council meeting.
Learn more or submit a recognition request at: rpcity.org/recognition
ROHNERTPARKLAUNCHES ANEWWEBSITE!
We’re excited to share that RPCity.org just got a fresh new look! Designed to make it easier than ever to find what you need, the updated site features a dynamic homepage, quicker access to popular services, and a routinely updated news and events center.
Whether you’re paying a bill, applying for a permit, or staying up to date on community happenings, the new site is built to save you time.
This upgrade marks an important step forward in how we serve you online. We’re proud to provide you with easier, more intuitive access to City services and more opportunities to interact with your local government.
CITYOFROHNERTPARK HOLIDAYCLOSURE
The Draft 2040 General Plan Policy Document was released on July 20, 2022 for public review. The Draft General Plan Policy Document outlines the goals, policies, and programs the city will adopt looking forward to 2040 on a wide range of topics, such as Housing, Economic Development, and Environmental Justice.
View the Draft General Plan
Rohnert Park is a master-planned community in Sonoma County, located along the Northwestern Pacific right-of-way and Highway 101 Since its last update in 2000, much has changed in the city and the region. With this General Plan Update process, we will consider many issues, including but not limited to, how to balance the preservation of Rohnert Park's heritage with the changes desired for the future.
As this project progresses, this website will be your primary source for access to all materials related to the General Plan update, including project documents, meeting dates and times, as well as information on the basics of a general plan to get you oriented to this process. Simply use the menus to obtain the information you need. Feel free to check out the "How to Guide" under the Resources menu for an indepth look at how to use this website.
GENERALPLAN2024UPDATE
At the August 12th City Council meeting, there will be an informational update on the General Plan 2040. The update will include information on the status, timeline, content, and next steps for public comment and adoption of the draft General Plan 2040. Remember to check out www.envisionrp.com to let us know what you think Rohnert Park should be like in the year 2040 and for more information about the General Plan process, documents, events, and meetings The Agenda for this meeting and documents included in the Agenda for this meeting will be published at least 72 hours prior to the meeting and can be accessed by viewing the City’s Agenda website.
JULYWASPARKSMAKE LIFEBETTERMONTH!
At the July 8 City Council meeting, Mayor Gerard Giudice proclaimed July as Parks Make Life Better Month in Rohnert Park. This proclamation reflects our City’s commitment to creating vibrant, welcoming spaces that bring people together, support well-being, and protect the environment.
The proclamation was presented to Stephanie Stephens, Executive Director of California Parks and Recreation, and Tiarra Warner, Rohnert Park’s Community Services Manager. Ms. Stephens shared an inspiring message: “We are here tonight to celebrate something we all know in our hearts—that parks truly do make life better.” She emphasized that parks and recreation services strengthen our community’s identity and create a sense of belonging values we’re proud to uphold here in Rohnert Park.
From trails and open spaces to playgrounds and recreation programs, our parks help residents of all ages stay active, connect with nature, and build lasting memories.
Rohnert Park was proud to host the 55th Franklin Westrek, a beloved annual gathering of Franklin automobile enthusiasts, from June 22–27, 2025. If you noticed a few extra beautiful vintage cars cruising through town last month yes, you really did see them!
The event brought together Franklin owners and admirers from across the country to enjoy five days of scenic touring, shared history, and good company Hosted by Bill and Jan Charpier, this year’s Westrek used Rohnert Park as home base for daily excursions through the stunning landscapes of Sonoma and Marin Counties.
Tour highlights included stops at historic sites like Point Reyes National Seashore, Sonoma State Historic Park, Fort Ross, and the Petaluma Adobe, with participants exploring local landmarks, natural beauty, and California heritage along the way.
Rohnert Park was honored to welcome the Westrek community and share our friendly spirit with such a dedicated and passionate group. Here’s to old cars, new friends, and a summer to remember!
SWEETPEAGIFT SHOPPEFEATUREDIN THEPRESSDEMOCRAT!
We’re excited to share that our beloved SweetPea Gift Shoppe was recently highlighted in the Press Democrat, shining a light on this hidden gem inside the Rohnert Park Senior Center.
For nearly four decades, SweetPea has been a vibrant hub for local creativity and community spirit. From beautifully hand-sewn baby clothes and sports-themed tote bags to unique jewelry, woodwork, and greeting cards, everything in the shop is crafted by talented artisans ages 50 to 98.
Even more remarkable, SweetPea is run entirely by volunteers who are passionate about supporting local makers and giving back. Proceeds benefit both the consigning artists and local charitable causes, making every purchase a gift that gives twice.
If you haven’t visited lately, you’ll be amazed by the eclectic selection of one-of-a-kind treasures—often priced far below what you’d find in traditional stores Whether you’re looking for a thoughtful gift or a little something for yourself, SweetPea is the perfect place to find it.
Come see why the Press Democrat called SweetPea the “best-kept secret” in Sonoma County! We’re open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. inside the Rohnert Park Senior Center.
Read the article!
(Photos: Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)
SPRECKELS THEATRE COMPANY
ANNOUNCESA BOLDAND INVENTIVENEW 25/26SEASON
Spreckels Theatre Company is thrilled to announce its upcoming 2025–2026 season, a vibrant blend of bold new works, beloved classics, and familyfriendly favorites. This compelling lineup takes audiences on a journey filled with humor, heart, and human connection, featuring misbehaving parrots, fractured fairy tales, holiday miracles, hard-won rides and the marvelous world of Dr. Seuss.
The season opens with Featherbaby, a new play by David Templeton, running August 29–September 14, 2025.
This dark comedy invites audiences into the world of Featherbaby, a territorial, foul-mouthed Amazon parrot, whose life is upended when Angie, a crime-scene photographer with a twisted sense of humor, begins dating Mason, a competitive jigsaw puzzler. What begins as a turf war turns into something far more unexpected in this sharp, witty, and emotionally resonant play, directed by Skylar Evans.
Next, from September 26–October 12, Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Into the Woods takes the stage. Fairy tales collide in this spellbinding musical journey where wishes come true—but at a price
Follow Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack, and a childless Baker and his Wife as they venture into the woods to chase their dreams, only to discover that happily ever after isn’t always what it seems. Filled with enchantment and spectacular music, this Tony Awardwinning masterpiece is a rich, layered exploration of choices, consequences, and interconnected lives, directed by Sheri Lee Miller.
For the holiday season, audiences can delight in the tradition of, not one but, two returning theatrical events. It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play by Joe Landry runs November 21–December 14, offering a nostalgic retelling of It’s A Wonderful Life as a 1940s radio broadcast with live foley sound effects. This heartwarming production is a reminder of the impact one life can have on an entire community.
Jenny Hollingworth directs this festive gem Running in tandem for one weekend only, December 12–14, All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 by Peter Rothstein recounts the extraordinary true story of World War I soldiers who laid down their arms on Christmas Eve. Featuring an all-male a cappella ensemble, this powerful production celebrates peace, humanity, and hope in the midst of war, directed by Sheri Lee Miller.
The soulful, country-rock musical Hands on a Hardbody kicks off the new year on the Spreckels mainstage, February 13th – March 1st, 2026. This quirky, highstakes musical, based on real events, follows ten Texans competing to keep one hand on a brand-new truck the last one standing wins. More than just a contest, this is a hilarious, heartfelt look at resilience, community and the dreams that drive us. With a moving score and unforgettable characters, Hands on a Hardbody is a ride you’ll want to take.
The season concludes with the beloved, family-friendly musical Seussical by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens, running May 1–17, 2026. Join the Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, and all your favorite Dr. Seuss characters in this high-energy, heartfelt musical that brings these treasured stories to life! With toetapping songs, dazzling visuals, and a timeless story about friendship, courage, and believing in the impossible, this wholesome extravaganza is pure joy from start to finish, directed by Gene Abravaya
Spreckels Theatre Company continues the tradition of presenting high-quality, community-rooted theater that inspires and entertains
Enjoy significant savings by treating yourself to a season subscription! Tickets and subscriptions will be available now at spreckelsonline.com.
For more information, press materials, or interview requests, please contact Lauren Heney at lheney@rpcity.org.
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A collaborative community game like no other: SSU, Rohnert Park, and Cotati bring you an augmented reality scavenger hunt.
Saturday, August 23 | 10:00 AM | SSU Seawolf Plaza
Lobo the Seawolf was attempting an experiment with a quantum computer and it went completely haywire! They were trying to make a new machine that would produce unlimited school spirit, but instead, something went wrong and now everything on campus, across Cotati and Rohnert Park has changed!
Your team has been tasked with fixing campus and the surrounding communities! You must solve a series of puzzles in order to complete the game and save the day! Did we mention, you have the potential to win prizes as you tour your local community!
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS MEETINGS
When disaster strikes, preparation can mean the difference between chaos and resilience. Recognizing the importance of readiness, the City has prioritized a series of Emergency Preparedness Meetings designed to equip residents, businesses, and local organizations with the knowledge and tools they need to respond effectively. These meetings are part of a broader effort to foster a culture of preparedness across the entire community.
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GOT E-WASTE?
Zero Waste Sonoma partners with Conservation Corps
North Bay to host free collection events for e-waste. Bring your e-waste and join us at the next event! Appointments are not required.
For more information, including what is, and is not accepted at the collection events, please click here. FRIDAY,SEPTEMBER12SUNDAYSEPTEMBER14,2025
9:00A.M.TO5:00P.M.
ROHNERTPARK COMMUNITYCENTER PARKINGLOT (5401SNYDERLANE)
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Download it in your phone’s app store and let us know what we can fix.
You can also report issues directly on the City’s website: REPORT ISSUES HERE
If you need to report any non-emergency issue around the city, do so in our newest app: Reach Rohnert Park!
FLOODEDSTREETS
STREETLIGHT PROBLEMS ABANDONED CARTS GRAFFITI
PETSOFTHE MONTH:MEET YOURNEW BESTFRIEND!
Theseadorableadopteesarelookingfor love,bellyrubs,andsecondchances.
BREW–THEPERFECTBLEND OFLOVEANDENERGY
Brew is a 1- to 2-year-old Black Mouth Cur who's steeped in sweetness and ready to find his perfect blend of a home! This handsome guy would love an active family or a playful dog buddy to keep him busy. Whether he's romping with his canine friends or enjoying some enrichment, Brew knows how to keep life perky. He'd do well with adults or sturdy kids, but we're not sure yet how he feels about cats.
If you're looking for a loyal companion to add some extra flavor to your life, Brew might be your perfect cup of tea!
SWEET,CURIOUS,ANDFULL OFCHARM,THISLITTLE EXPLORERISJUSTWAITING FORHERFOREVERHOME
Clover is a sweet and curious 1-year-old American rabbit looking for a loving forever home. She enjoys hopping around during her floor time and always finds something fun to keep herself entertained - whether it's exploring new spaces or nibbling on toys. Clover would love a home where she can have plenty of space to stretch her legs and people who appreciate her gentle, independent spirit. With a little patience and attention, she'll blossom into a wonderful companion. If you're ready to welcome a playful and adorable bunny into your life, Clover is ready to hop right into your heart!
Meet Strudel - Sweet, Steady, and Ready for Home. Strudel is a beautiful brown and white tabby, about 2 years old, with a calm, gentle spirit. She came to us as a devoted mama and did a wonderful job raising her kittens. Now that her babies are off to find homes of their own, it's finally her turn. She's affectionate, easygoing, and more than ready to trade motherhood for a life of being spoiled and loved.
Strudel would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a soft, steady presence in their home. This mama has done her job - now she's ready to be someone's baby.
ALIFETIMEOF LOVEISWAITING
Meet your match at the Rohnert Park Animal Shelter! Visit us in person Wednesday–Sunday from 1:00 PM to 5:30 PM or browse available pets online at rpanimalshelter.org. Reach out anytime at (707) 584-1582 or animal@rpcity.org we can't wait to connect you with your new best friend.
SEEADOPTABLEPETS
INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING?
The Animal Shelter is in need of volunteers for the following positions:
Front Office
Wednesdays 1:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Kennel Assistant
Tuesdays 9:00 a m – 11:00 a m Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
If you’re interested, please complete an application, here.
Did you know that pet licenses are required for all dogs and cats in the City of Rohnert Park?
These licenses help keep our pets and community safe
To make this process easier, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new partnership with DocuPet!
You can now license or renew your pet's license:
Visit rpanimalshelter.org/licensing to learn more
WHYLEASHINGMATTERS INROHNERTPARK
City law requires all dogs to be leashed (max 6 ft) in public areas at all times. Help keep our community safe—always keep dogs leashed in public
Dogs in parks must be leashed unless you’re in a designated dog park. Thank you for helping protect our shared spaces!
LEARN MORE:
DID YOU KNOW?
Unrestrained animals can be impounded Always leash your dog and prevent trespassing onto private property.
COMMUNITY COURTESY STARTS WITH A LEASH
Leashes protect pets, people, and wildlife
Fines start at $100 and can go up to $500 3 violations in a year? That’s a misdemeanor.
LOCAL DOG PARKS
Rohnert Bark
Location: 5010 Roberts Lake Rd
Hours: Dawn till Dusk
Field of Friends
Location: 7471 Bernice Ave
Hours: Dawn till Dusk
RP Animal Services - Public Field
Location: 301 J Rogers Ln
Hours: Dawn to 8:00 am 10:30 am to 1:00 pm 6:30 pm to Dusk
Maurice Fredericks Dog Park
Location: 1600 Wisdom Ln
Hours: Dawn till Dusk
Best Friends Canine Club
Location: 1450 Golf Course Dr
Membership Inquiries: “Best Friends Canine Club of Golis Park” on Facebook
Looking for a private space? Check out SniffSpot.com for locally
SCHOOL ISBACKIN SESSION!
TRAFFIC SAFETY SHOULD BE A PRIORITY FOR EVERYONE
As the school season begins, we would like to remind our community that traffic safety is everyone’s responsibility
Like a team sport, traffic safety asks every person traveling in our city, including those in a car, on a bike or scooter or on foot, to do their part. Paying attention to our surroundings and following the rules of the road ensures traffic safety
To increase safety in school zones and near bus drop off locations, we encourage drivers to pay special attention
Help us win big, by following the following rules of the road:
Follow the speed limit and slow down for pedestrians and bicycles
Slow down at intersections and resist the urge to race through yellow lights
Stop completely at stop signs and be attentive at crosswalks and unmarked corners before proceeding
Stay alert for bikes, children, and animals that might unexpectedly appear from behind cars and into the streets
Never pass on the wrong side of the road, or around vehicles stopped at crosswalks, as there may be people crossing that you can’t see
Never drive under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs
Do not text and drive or participate in activities that impair your driving ability
Always use turn signals to indicate where you are going
Be extra cautious when backing up and look for pedestrians, bikes, and animals
Use extra caution when driving in hard-to-see conditions, such as nighttime or bad weather
Make sure your headlights and windshield wipers are in working condition, and use them when appropriate
Yellow flashing lights on a bus tell us that it is getting ready to stop to load or unload children. You should slow down and be ready to stop your vehicle.
Red flashing lights and extended stop arms on a bus tell us the bus has stopped and children are getting on or off You must stop your car and wait until the red lights stop flashing, the extended stop-arm is withdrawn, and the bus begins moving before you can start driving again
Make sure you have a valid California Driver’s permit if you’re operating a scooter This means you must be at least 15.5 years old.
Thank you for practicing good driving habits!
LOCAL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHTS
The Rohnert Park Business Spotlight is your and the City’s chance to give a special “thank you” to all those unique, fun, and community businesses that make Rohnert Park a great place to live, work, and eat!
We love to take the time to visit with our local business owners, write a little about their business in The Friendly City Spotlight, and feature their business on the City’s social media platforms.
Want to be featured in the Rohnert Park Business Spotlight?
You can now schedule a time to chat directly with our Economic Development team!
Maybe you have a business milestone coming up, are new to the Rohnert Park business family, or maybe you want to let everyone know something unique about your business.
Whatever it is, we are looking forward to hearing from you!
Connect Sonoma State University students, faculty, and sta with your local business! O er exclusive discounts to our community when they show their SSU ID.
HOW IT BENEFITS YOUR BUSINESS
NEW CUSTOMERS: INCREASED SALES: COMMUNITY SUPPORT: Increasebrand awarenesswithin theSSU Community Drivebusiness through exclusive o ers Strengthens ties with Sonoma State
EASY TO JOIN!
Simply decide on a discount that works for your business. Sign up online to participate. See QR code on back. Be featured on the discounts for Seawolves webpage!
NONPROFIT NONPROFIT SHOWCASE SHOWCASE
Food For Thought: Nourishing Health and Hope in Sonoma County
Nestled in Forestville, California, at 6550 Railroad Avenue, Forestville, CA 95436, Food For Thought has been a beacon of compassion and support since its founding in 1988. This remarkable nonprofit provides life-sustaining groceries, meals, and heartfelt assistance, all free of charge, to individuals in Sonoma County grappling with serious medical conditions and nutrition insecurity Recently, the organization received a significant grant from the Rohnert Park Foundation,
specifically to bolster its “Food For Thought Comprehensive Nutrition Program” right here in Rohnert Park, CA
Food For Thought operates with a clear and compelling mission: to foster health and healing through food and compassion. Their vision is to create a Sonoma County where every person facing a medical need has access to the nutritious food essential for healing and thriving
Who They Serve and How They Reach Them
Food For Thought dedicates its services to Sonoma County residents dealing with serious medical conditions and nutrition insecurity. medical conditions and nutrition insecurity. This includes individuals navigating diagnoses such as cancer, HIV, heart disease, kidney disease, pulmonary disease, diabetes, and even pregnancy Clients are primarily referred by their healthcare providers, ensuring that those most in need receive the support.
Beyond individual referrals, Food For Thought extends its reach by providing "bags of love" easy-toprepare food to community partners who serve people facing HIV and housing insecurity across Sonoma County These partners then distribute the bags to those who can benefit most
Food For Thought’s impact is evident in its diverse range of programs, each tailored to specific needs:
HIV Nutrition Program: Offers medically tailored weekly groceries for individuals with an HIV diagnosis, provided for as long as needed
Welcome Home Program: Delivers three months of medically tailored groceries and/or meals to clients after an inpatient hospitalization.
Infectious Disease Program: Provides weekly medically tailored grocery deliveries.
Oncology Nutrition Program: Supplies medically tailored groceries or meals to clients undergoing cancer treatment and their households
Full Belly Program: Offers medically tailored groceries and meals for expecting clients and their households
Community Supports Program: Provides medically tailored groceries and meals for patients with Medi-Cal.
Bags of Love: Ready-to-eat meals distributed by organizations to their unhoused patients with HIV
Beyond these specialized programs, Food For Thought offers essential services:
Free Weekly Medically Tailored Groceries: Featuring fresh produce, healthy proteins, nutritional supplements, and vitamins
Medically Tailored Prepared Meals: Carefully prepared to meet each client’s individual dietary needs.
Custom Meals: Households choose groceries and meals based on medical needs, personal preferences, and cultural considerations
Community-Powered and Future Focused
Nutrition Counseling: Guidance from registered dietitians to help clients manage new or existing medical conditions
Custom Pick-Up Orders: Clients can "shop" in-person at their food bank, designed like a local grocery store, offering dignity and choice.
Home Delivery: For those unable to leave their homes due to illness or lack of transportation, customized doorstep delivery is provided.
·Food For Thought stands as a true grassroots community organization, built by and for the people of Sonoma County over 35 years ago Their primary funding sources are individuals, local businesses, and foundations dedicated to uplifting their mission Notably, Food For Thought dedicates an impressive 84% of its budget directly to programs, ensuring maximum impact from every dollar donated As a community-based nonprofit, Food For Thought is particularly concerned about potential cuts to health and nutrition funding (like SNAP, Medi-Cal, and housing support). Such cuts would inevitably create a greater demand for their services. Despite this challenge, their donors are stepping up in a major way to help them keep up with this additional demand
Get Involved: Support Your Neighbors in Need
Food For Thought’s very existence relies on the incredible energy of its dedicated volunteers and the financial support of generous sponsors and donors There are numerous ways community members can get involved:
Volunteer:
Drivers are urgently needed for home deliveries, as 75% of Food For Thought's current clients receive food delivery There are even routes available right here in Rohnert Park
Help at food drives hosted monthly on Saturdays at Oliver's Market, typically for 2-3 hour shifts
Work in person at the Forestville location to help package and prepare foods before they go out.
Individuals with specific professional skills can contribute at the board level, particularly for committees focused on fundraising, accounting, and board governance.
Donate: Financial contributions are vital to sustaining their programs
Advocate: Spread the word about their critical work
To learn more about how you can support Food For Thought’s mission and help your neighbors in need, visit fftfoodbank.org.
"My health was in jeopardy and I very much needed help. I couldn't go to the store. I couldn't help myself. I couldn't cook for myself I couldn't bring the food inside But after, with the help from Food For Thought, it was delivered... If it weren't Food For Thought and in-home service, there are so many times I would have died" - Donya, HIV Program Client
"Before Food For Thought, I was counting slices of bread, just hoping to make it to the end of the month without going hungry. After my heart surgery, my doctor put me on a very restricted diet. I’m so happy Food For Thought gives me lots of healthy choices and ones that I actually WANT to eat.” - Donna, Welcome Home Client
A CUT ABOVE: YOUR NEW FAVORITE SPOT – NOLASCO'S BARBERIAY SALON!
Looking for a fresh look, a classic trim, or a pampering experience that leaves you feeling fantastic? Look no further than Nolasco's Barberia Y Salon! This vibrant spot is quickly becoming the go-to destination for anyone in search of top-notch hair care and grooming services.
For the Gentlemen: Precision and Pampering
Gentlemen, prepare to be impressed! Nolasco's understands that a great haircut is always in season Whether you ' re aiming for a sleek, on-trend style or something with a bit more edge, their skilled barbers are ready to craft the perfect look for you But it's not just about the cut; it's about the experience Indulge in their luxurious hot towel treatments and experience the unparalleled closeness of a classic straight razor shave It's the perfect way to relax and refresh Many Yelp reviewers praise their professional and friendly staff, often mentioning the ease of making appointments and the welcoming atmosphere.
For the Ladies: Style at Your Fingertips
And ladies, you ' re absolutely in luck! Nolasco's Barberia Y Salon offers a full array of women ' s styles, ensuring you have every option at your disposal to achieve your desired look. From chic bobs to flowing layers, vibrant colors to elegant updos, their talented stylists are dedicated to bringing your vision to life. Customers frequently highlight the amazing work done with color, highlights, and cuts, noting that the stylists are always up-to-date with the latest trends
Two Locations, Twice the Convenience!
Stuck outside Rohnert Park? No worries at all! Nolasco's has you covered with a second fantastic location in Novato This means more opportunities to experience their exceptional service, no matter where you are in the North Bay The salon is known for its professional service and skill, ensuring you always leave feeling confident and refreshed.
Ready to transform your look and treat yourself to a fantastic salon experience? Check out Nolasco's Barberia Y Salon today!
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MEET YOUR CITY COUNCIL
The Rohnert Park City Council is elected by the Rohnert Park voters to serve for four-year terms There are five members of the Council, including a Mayor and a Vice Mayor.
The City Council adopts goals and policies during Council meetings to set the direction for the City. The Council approves and adopts the City's Financial Plans, General Plan and the Capital Improvement Plan
The City Council appoints the City Manager, the City Attorney, and members of City Commissions, Committees, and Boards.
To find your district, please click here and simply type in your address at the top-right search bar of the interactive map.
CITYCOUNCIL MEETINGS
The City of Rohnert Park welcomes your participation at City Council meetings at 5:00 p m , on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month.
If you are interested in learning about issues going on in your own backyard, community events, and other hot topics, please feel free to watch on Cable Channel 26, YouTube, or by visiting our Meeting Central.
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UPCOMING CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
Tuesday, August 12, 2025 | 5:00 p.m.
Rohnert Park City Council Chambers 130 Avram Avenue, Rohnert Park
Tuesday, August 26, 2025 | 5:00 p.m.
Rohnert Park City Council Chambers
130 Avram Avenue, Rohnert Park
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I HEART ROHNERT PARK BE KIND, UNWIND NATIONAL RANDOM ACTS OF KINDESS WEEK
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