What's Happening in Piedmont

The Piedmont City Council will consider the annual budget for fiscal year 2012-2013 at three separate meetings.  A Saturday work session will be held in the Police Department EOC on May 19, 2012 beginning at 9:00 a.m.

On May 7, 2012, the Piedmont City Council approved a resolution to formally rescind the approval granted for the Blair Park element of the Moraga Canyon Sports Fields Project. This action, recommended by the City Administrator and the City Attorney, terminates the Blair Park Component of the Moraga Canyon Sports Fields Project as proposed by the Piedmont Recreational Facilities Organization. The Coaches Field element of the project was previously disapproved at the Council meeting of December 5, 2011. Click to read the Public Notice mailed to project neighbors and interested parties. Click to read the joint Press Release issued by the City and the Piedmont Recreational Facilities Organization.

The City of Piedmont invites public comment on the matrix combining the recommendations of the City Council Audit Subcommittee, Municipal Tax Review Committee, and League of Women Voters Task Force to Investigate and Report on Piedmont Hills Undergrounding District. This matrix, along with the full reports of each of these bodies are linked below. 

Following direction from the City Council at its September 19th meeting, several documents have been posted related to the civil suit against the engineers for the Piedmont Hills Underground Assessment District.

The Piedmont Police and Fire Departments are now offering an email alert system for public safety related news.  Residents who register with the city will receive notices regarding major street closures, public safety situations, and planned power outages at the same time information is sent to the press.  Sign up now.

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