What's New

Contra Costa County is currently in the red (substantial) tier of the State of California's Blueprint for a Safer Economy. Free flu shots are available at select county COVID-19 testing sites in Contra Costa, including San Ramon. The City has organized several Halloween activities through October, which will be featured in the Virtual Mayor's Breakfast on Friday, October 23.

Fall festivities are not to be missed as we adapt to new ways of living, and San Ramon is happy to announce three great ways to spread a celebratory spirit!

In 2019, the City of San Ramon adopted a new, district-based election system. The first district-based election in San Ramon history will be held on November 3, 2020. Learn more about how District Elections work, and look up your District.

Construction is now complete on a dedicated continuous green lane, which is fully operational for the southbound I-680 Freeway on-ramp. Expect changed roadway and traffic conditions on westbound Bollinger Canyon Road, west of Sunset Drive.

The City of San Ramon has released the Public Review Draft of the Crow Canyon Specific Plan (CCSDP) Update. On May 19, 2020, the Planning Commission held the first of a series of public hearings. Review by the Planning Commission and City Council will continue through the summer, with adoption of the Plan anticipated in Summer 2020.

Click here for a list of restaurants offering food for take-out, delivery, and outdoor dining in line with current Public Health Orders.

Our Parks and Community Services team has put together a list of activities and resources to keep you active and healthy while you're at home—click here to read more.

Today the City has issued a Proclamation of Emergency regarding the COVID-19 virus by the City Manager, acting in his capacity as Emergency Services Director. This proclamation will be ratified by the City Council in the coming week.

See which City services are available online or over the phone during the "stay-at-home" public health order—click here for a full list.

Individuals who are 60+ are among the most vulnerable to COVID-19. The City of San Ramon has set up a Senior Hotline at (925) 973-3250 to support those who must remain home during the current public health order.