Fresno – City of Fresno offices will be closed on Monday, December 26 in observance of the Christmas holiday. Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, December 27, 2016. Here is the schedule for City of Fresno operations for the holiday: Airports: Administrative offices closed. Terminal, concessions and airlines normal operations otherwise. Business License: Business Tax […]
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE The City of Fresno, Solid Waste Management Division, will provide regular trash, recyclables and green waste collection on your regular service days: Our business office will be closed Monday, December 26, 2016 for Christmas and Monday, January 2, 2017 for the New Year’s Holiday. For questions regarding your residential holiday service schedule, please […]
Mayor Ashley Swearengin today announced the winners of the City’s 2016 Historic Preservation awards which honor individuals and community groups who have demonstrated excellence in the restoration of a historic building or leadership in preservation planning and neighborhood revitalization. The winners will be recognized at a ceremony at the Fresno City Council meeting on Thursday, […]
FRESNO, CA – When the weather drops to freezing temperatures, water in exposed pipes expands. If the water expands too much, the pipe can burst. Here are some practical measures homeowners can take to safeguard against frozen water pipes and prevent costly plumbing damage. Water Pipes and Hoses Remove hoses from outside faucets. Shut off […]
FRESNO, CA – Mayor Ashley Swearengin released the following statement on the Anti-Slum Enforcement Team and Landlord Tenant Ombudsman resolution proposed by Councilmembers Steve Brandau and Clint Olivier: “Councilmembers Brandau, Olivier and I have been working for the last week to find common ground on the proposed Anti-Slum Enforcement Team and Landlord Tenant Ombudsman resolution. […]
FRESNO, CA – Mayor Ashley Swearengin released the following statement on the Incentive Agreement for Ulta that Council unanimously approved (7-0) today: “I’m grateful for the City Council’s action today to support an incentive agreement for Ulta’s e-commerce fulfillment center. This important project will create a minimum of 640 full-time, permanent jobs for our residents, […]
U.S. Energy Department announces local partnerships for its Better Buildings Accelerator program to develop zero-energy for more sustainable communities FRESNO, CA – The City of Fresno’s Energy Opportunity Zone was named one of five partners to join the federal effort to cut energy waste in our country’s buildings and facilities. The new local partnerships are […]
FRESNO, CA – Mayor Ashley Swearengin and Police Chief Jerry Dyer released the following statements addressing recent questions on the City of Fresno’s immigration policy: MAYOR SWEARENGIN: “These are anxious and uncertain times for many in our community. Regardless of what happens in Washington in the weeks and months to come, at the local level […]
FRESNO, CA – Mayor Ashley Swearengin released the following statement on the Anti-Slum Enforcement Team and Landlord-Tenant Ombudsman Program resolution proposed today by Councilmembers Steve Brandau and Clint Olivier: “It is always gratifying when councilmembers propose resolutions that codify what the Administration is already doing. This resolution simply renames the existing task force from ‘Strike Team […]
FRESNO, CA – The hard-fought Mayor’s race in the City of Fresno culminated in a victory November 8th for Councilmember Lee Brand who secured his position as Mayor-elect with over 53% of the vote. Mayor Swearengin, long-time supporter of Brand, issued the following statement: “Congratulations to Mayor-Elect Lee Brand and his entire team on a […]