Healdsburg city staff, departments don’t go on vacation
Though the Healdsburg City Council and citizens commissions have suspended their meetings for a traditional July break, other city departments continue to work throughout the summer months. Following the June 19 acceptance of a new striping plan for March Avenue, part of a longstanding plan to improve that transportation corridor, the city’s Public Works Department is again requesting public input in determining its priorities for the coming year.
Occidental Fire adds bulldozer to its fleet
The Occidental Fire Department is proud to present its very own bulldozer and transport truck, purchased from CalFire to readily provide that resource in west county during an era of astounding fire activity.
Police secure grant for Narcan kits
The Healdsburg Police Department will soon be the recipient of 24 Narcan kits expected to last the department two years after receiving an approximate $2,000 grant earlier this month from the state department of health services.
Alexander Valley Film Society to launch drive-in movie series
Series kicks of June 6 with screening of “Raiders of the Lost Ark”
In race to vaccinate, could California see another surge?
During some of the darkest days in the pandemic, Gov. Gavin Newsom offered some optimism: the winter surge of COVID-19 would be it. Liquid gold — the first batch of vaccines — was just days away.
Nurses from across the country are helping with Alliance Medical Center’s vaccination effort
Alliance Medical Center — a federally-qualified health center (FQHC) that serves low-income families in Healdsburg, Geyserville and Windsor — recently launched invitation-only vaccination clinics for older seniors and farm workers. A team of eight traveling nurses from across the country are partnering with Alliance to help get the vaccine into the arms of essential workers and the most vulnerable.
